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Making Peanut Butter-Flavored Cocktails with Peanut Punch
I was recently in Barbados for some diving where I encountered a Caribbean favorite: Peanut Punch. Now, this is nothing like the powdered drink mixes we grew up with as kids. Peanut Punch is a traditional island drink made of peanut butter, milk, honey/simply syrup, and spices. But that's the kiddie version; here are some suggestions for making cocktails with Peanut Punch.
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A rich but clean take on the southern classic of salted peanuts and sweet, fizzy cola.
Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Ice Cream
A rich peanut butter ice cream with a fudgy dark chocolate swirl and chunks of frozen Reese's cups.
Pumpkin-Coffee Milkshake
This afternoon pick-me up is a little less sweet than your regular milkshake, adding coffee into the mix—in the form of strong brewed coffee as well as coffee ice cream.
Peanut Butter Honey Ice Cream
A creamy, deeply peanutty scoop with the complex flavor of honey.
Better Than Snickers Milkshake
This extra-thick milkshake has all the flavors of a classic Snickers bar: caramel, chocolate, and peanuts. Unsweetened cocoa powder works to add a punch of chocolate flavor without amping up the sippable dessert's sweetness.
Peanut Butter Chocolate Cake
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Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Sundae
If you can't resist best friends Mr. Peanut Butter and Ms. Chocolate, this re-creation of the Friendly's Ice Cream Shoppe classic is gonna rock your world. With gooey hot fudge, warm peanut butter, and chopped peanut butter cups, you might just want to forgo the ice cream all together.
Improved Iced Coffee
Mike Treffehn of The Franklin Mortgage & Investment Co. in Philadelphia created this delicious bourbon-spiked iced coffee.
Just-Do-Ya (Hazelnut-Spiked Irish Coffee With Chocolate Whipped Cream)
Chocolate, hazelnut, and coffee all pair up beautifully. For the alcohol, that means Frangelico, a hazelnut-infused liqueur; for the whipped cream, a good dose of Dutch-process cocoa powder.

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How to Combine Peanut Butter and Coffee: Three Blended Drinks

When talking to people about the idea of "gourmet" peanut butter, I often find myself making comparisons to coffee. The raw ingredients for both are roasted seeds. In the case of peanuts, a legume, it's the shelled kernel of the plant. In the case of coffee, it's the seed of the coffee fruit, often referred to as a coffee cherry. Plus, the two go really well together. Here are three recipes for PB-laced frozen coffee drinks.

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