What’s not to love? Please continue to Next Page (>) for the full list of ingredients and complete cooking instructions. It’s a no-bake dish, meaning you can make this at any time of year without having to turn on your oven or heat up the kitchen – which is the worst during the summertime – and means that you can satiate that candy bar craving in no time. On the back of the candy bar it lists the phone number for questions or comments: 1-80. This dish comes together in a matter of minutes, and, before you know it, the bars are set and ready to be sliced and served. Ingredients 3 cups salted peanuts 2 cups peanut butter chips 2 cups mini marshmallows 1 (14 oz.) can sweetened condensed milk 3 tablespoons unsalted butter. Anita, I bet you can call and ask the Hershey Company, which makes PayDay. Pour half of that deliciousness into a 9×13-inch baking dish, sprinkling half of the salted peanuts into the middle, then pour the remaining peanut marshmallow mixture on top, sprinkling any remaining peanuts over the smoothed out top layer. You combine the butter and peanut butter chips together in a saucepan, then heat them until the mixture is melted and smooth, then all you have to do is pour in the sweetened condensed milk and vanilla extract, stirring the marshmallows in until they’re smooth as well.
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All you need are six ingredients, plus a stovetop or microwave. Not only do these bars taste just like the real deal, but they’re also super easy to make. Not that we don’t branch out every now and again, but once you’ve found your faves, you’ve got a tendency to stick with them, right? And furthermore, if you’re already obsessed with the flavors and ingredients of said favorites, it only makes sense that you’d want to emulate the combination in other dishes! With all that in mind, we decided to make homemade Pay Day bars so that we could have a dessert on hand whenever our peanut and peanut butter cravings strike…and boy, are we glad we made these! Now you know what a PayDay candy bar is (and i sn’t).When it comes to candy bars, everyone’s got their tried-and-true favorites that they’ll stick with forever. Your mileage may vary, and there's no accounting for taste. Keep in mind this is just my personal opinion. I'm giving this my personal score of 2.9 out of 5 stars for Overall Enjoyment, 3.3 for Nutrition, and 3.5 for Value. Overall, don't eat a lot of these (too much sugar) but an occasional one can give you an energy boost when you need one. Plus, there is none of the dread "hydrogenated" in the label. The Payday candy bar was invented in 1932 but the. As reported by Delish, a man from Virginia got eerily lucky in 2016 when he won a lottery prize after buying a PayDay candy bar. And reduce the hours-later sugar crash that can be more intense when candy is almost all sugar. Pay Day Candy Bar History Hooray for Hollywood, Hollywood Candy Company of Minneapolis, MN. The PayDay candy bar is more special than you think. The good news is the peanut content will stretch your energy boost out a bit. Likely to give you that quick energy boost. There is, however, no evidence the candy bar is planning to change its name. The bottom line? Probably mostly sugar, with a good amount of peanuts. The July 29 Facebook post, which has been shared over 290 times, includes a photo of a PayDay candy bar along with text reading: PayDay candy bar is changing it’s ( sic) name because it’s offensive to those who don’t work. So although we can't be sure from the label, there's a good chance that, combined, sugars are really the main ingredient. However, the second and third ingredients are both sugar ("sugar" and "corn syrup"). Nutritionally? Sugar is not the first ingredient, peanuts are.
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