Peanut Butter Stuffed Dates

These peanut butter stuffed dates are so healthy and taste just like a snicker bar; you only need four ingredients in your pantry, and it is so easy to make!

Ingredients & Substitutes

This recipe for Medjool dates only requires only four simple ingredients and is easy to find in your pantry:

Medjool dates: These are the best variety of dates for a soft and chewy texture.

Almonds: Adds a crunch to the stuffed dates, which compliments peanut butter. However, you can substitute almonds with walnuts.

Peanut butter: Opt for all-natural peanut butter as it pairs harmoniously with almonds and Medjool dates. You can substitute peanut butter with tahini if you have allergies to peanuts.

Dark chocolate: I used 70% dark chocolate for this recipe to balance out the dates' sweetness.

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How To Make Peanut Butter Stuffed Dates

  • Place the dates on a baking sheet and use a sharp knife to make an incision from one end to another.

  • Gently lift out the pits and discard them

  • Add an almond inside each one for a crunch. Then, add half a teaspoon of peanut butter to each of them.

  • Drizzle melted dark chocolate and freeze it for 20 minutes in the freezer and enjoy!

Tips for Stuffing Dates

Make sure the dates are soft and fresh. Medjool dates are high quality, and they are softer to chew than other varieties of dates on the market.

Try experimenting! For stuffing, use tahini, labneh, or even goat cheese to substitute for peanut butter.

FAQ's

Where do you buy Medjool dates from?

Medjool dates are easily found in grocery stores, especially in the dry fruits section. You can even find them in middle eastern stores.

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Peanut Butter Stuffed Dates

These 4 ingredient peanut butter stuffed dates taste just like a snicker bar and couldn't be more simpler to make!

  • baking sheet

  • 10 pieces dates (medjool dates (pitted))

  • 10 pieces almonds

  • 5 tsp peanut butter (natural)

  • 150 grams dark chocolate

  • 1/2 tsp sea salt (flakey)

  1. Place the dates on a baking sheet and use a sharp knife to make an incision from one end to another

  2. Gently lift out the pits and discard them

  3. Add an almond inside each one for a crunch. Then, add half a teaspoon of peanut butter to each of them

  4. Drizzle melted dark chocolate and freeze it for 20 minutes in the freezer and enjoy!

Use 70% dark chocolate for this recipe, as it will balance out the sweetness with the peanut butter seamlessly.

Medjool dates are ideal for the recipe as they are soft and chewier than other dates.

Freeze the stuffed dates for three weeks.

Substitute almonds for walnuts if you do not have them in your pantry.

Tahini is an excellent substitute for peanut butter if you have a peanut allergy.

Dessert

Mediterranean

VegetarianDiet

almond stuffed dates, peanut butter stuffed dates, stuffed dates

Yes

3 weeks

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