Peanut Butter Balls

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The recipe was so easy to follow...
Is a great kids recipe!

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I sifted the powdered milk first. And I rolled some in cocoa powder and powdered sugar - tasty combination.

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I was kind of scared about how these would turn out after reading some of the reviews; however, they turned out fabulous! I made them for my 2-year-old's Thanksgiving party and told myself that I was not going to eat any of them.....I ended up eating 8!!!! The only complaint is that the powdered sugar did not adhere to the ball....I recommend I rolling them in crushed graham crackers!....this recipe is definitely worth trying!!!! Oh! one more thing, they are grainy when u first roll them into balls, but after they are refrigerated they end up with a perfect texture!

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My son and I were looking for a healthy "turkey" treat for his preschool class, so we took this recipe and modified it to make "nutty turkeys". Here's how. We used a full 16oz. container of natural peanutbutter, 3/4 cup of honey, and then put 2 cups of powdered milk that we then blended in the Vita-mix (blender on steroids until very fine. Rolled into small balls, coated with finely chopped unsweetened cereal, and set the ball on a tiny twist pretzel with 3 pretzel sticks as the "feathers" and a raisin as the turkey head. The kids didn't even know they were having a healthy snack. You could say they "gobbled" them up!

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I am giving this recipe three stars because I haven't tried it yet. By the ingredient, I too, would cut down on the honey and perhaps liquify the milk. I also thought of rolling the peanut balls in rice krispies.

Just an idea

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Tasty and Easy!

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very easy and good

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i thought i was living in heaven when i tried some of these babies.

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I have 2 picky eaters and this was easy and yummie!! I can stick it in the lunch box and I know they will eat it. Thanks Paula for the recipe!

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My 7 yr old grandson helped me make them and he loved them - so the 5 stars are from him. I didn't like it at all. My mom saw the show and told me I was supposed to flatten the balls with a fork. The recipe did not tell you this.