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Peanut Butter Shoestring Haystacks
Julie Pierce
"These are easy, no-bake cookies of peanut butter, chocolate chips, butterscotch chips and shoestring potatoes."
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2 h 25 m servings 160 calsOriginal recipe yields 48 servings (48 haystacks)
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Per Serving: 160 calories; 11.1 g fat; 13.1 g carbohydrates; 3.2 g protein; 0 mg cholesterol; 74 mg sodium. Full nutrition
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3/18/2005
This makes for an easy and good cookie, but I prefer to used canned chow mein noodles instead of the shoestring potatoes. The shoestring potatoes are much more salty and greasy. The chow mein ...
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3/18/2005
This makes for an easy and good cookie, but I prefer to used canned chow mein noodles instead of the shoestring potatoes. The shoestring potatoes are much more salty and greasy. The chow mein ...
12/12/2001
Being an anti-baker, I chose this recipe for our Christmas cookie exchange. A little on the messy side to make and clean-up. Tastes just like a Reeses cup with crunch. I also used the whole 7...
8/28/2001
It tasted great but didn't look like hay stacks mine looked more like cow patties so i put it in a buttered pan and cut it like fudge.
8/20/2001
This recipe uses the shoestring potato sticks (I used an entire 7oz can) that are found in the potato chip aisle of your local grocer.
3/2/2008
Fast, tasty, and fun to make with the kids. There are so many possible add-ins and variations you'll never get bored. Quick and easy with little clean up.
7/23/2007
The recipe tastes great, but didnt resemble haystacks. Next time I make them I plan on increasing the amount of potato sticks to soak up/bind with the peanutbutter/chocolate mixture so the coo...
8/10/2001
These sound truloy interesring but are the shoestring potatoes the frozen kind from the grocery? If so9, are they used as frozen or thawed? Thanks