Copycat Recipe: Homemade Snickers Bars

Copycat Recipe: Homemade Snickers Bars

Here's everything you need for these luscious homemade Snickers bars. We recommend using a half-sheet aluminum baking pan, which makes it easy to just pop out the entire square and then cut into pieces.

 

 

Bottom chocolate layer

Thoroughly grease you baking pan. Melt ingredients together in a saucepan or microwave, then pour into the baking dish and spread until even. Let cool and harden completely.

Nougat layer

Melt butter in a saucepan over medium heat. Add in sugar and milk, stirring until dissolved and bring to a boil. Let cook for 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add in fluff, peanut butter and vanilla, stirring until smooth. Turn off heat and fold in peanuts, then pour over bottom chocolate layer. Let cool completely.

Caramel layer

Combine ingredients in a saucepan over low heat. Let melt, stirring occasionally, until smooth – this took about 10 minutes for me. Pour over nougat layer and let cool completely.

Top chocolate layer

Melt ingredients together in a saucepan or microwave, then pour over caramel and spread until even. Let cool and harden completely.

Refrigerate for at least one hour before serving, then cut as desired. These can stay at room temperature, but they do get gooey. I like them refrigerated best!

Wow! These homemade Snickers bars really do taste every bit as good as the real thing. Have you tried them? What did you think of them? Share your thoughts in the comment section below!

Source: How Sweet It Is





8 Comments

  1. Karen Stadnick
    Karen Stadnick August 24, 23:13

    Wow, I want to try this!

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  2. Nancy Freeze
    Nancy Freeze August 24, 23:38

    Angles? How do they make recipes appear?

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  3. Debbie J. Hibbard
    Debbie J. Hibbard August 25, 00:28

    I have this recipe. Omg!!!!! Teachers enjoyed them last day of school, then wanted them first day of school. I made two pans and they were gone by 11 a.m on first day of school.

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  4. Melissa Deskovic
    Melissa Deskovic August 25, 00:58

    Cindy Briggs Armstrong THIS!!!!

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  5. Joyce Ann
    Joyce Ann August 25, 04:32

    Angles can’t walk. They are directional shapes used in math.

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  6. Cindy Briggs Armstrong
    Cindy Briggs Armstrong August 25, 16:53

    Yum! Ok but you’ll have to wait until I get back from NY and first week of work in Ft. Meyers!

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  7. Ruth Riggs
    Ruth Riggs August 27, 09:14

    Sarah Pacheco

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  8. Andrew Ford
    Andrew Ford September 28, 01:44

    Good eats

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