I was excited to read about Adopt a Gluten Free Blogger at The Daily Diatribe last month. When I adopted Aubree Cherie of Living Free, I intended to make her Sweet Potato Quiche with Cashew Crust, but life got in the way. A horrible virus swept through our house; I spent a week nursing sick children and then spent a week sick in bed. One evening as the kids were beginning to feel better, they started complaining about the lack of sweets in the house. I was beginning to feel run down, so I needed a recipe that I could whip up easily with the ingredients I had on hand. Aubree Cherie’s Sweet Peanut Butter Treats fit the bill. Besides being gluten free, they are dairy free, egg free, and sweetened with honey. Fast, easy, and guilt free: A dessert trifecta!
Aubree Cherie suggests putting the dough in mini-muffin pans, but I used regular size muffin pans. If a little is good, a lot is better, right?
Aubree Cherie suggests putting the dough in mini-muffin pans, but I used regular size muffin pans. If a little is good, a lot is better, right?
Although, they are called Sweet Peanut Butter Treats, they taste like a peanut butter oatmeal cookie. Yum!
Visit Living Free and check out all of the wonderful recipes. I am looking forward to making another of Aubree Cherie’s recipes tonight: Roasted Cauliflower with Carrots.
Thanks to Iris at The Daily Diatribe for hosting Adopt a Gluten Free blogger. I had a lot of fun becoming familiar with the recipes at Living Free and look forward to participating again! To see all of the adopted gluten free bloggers, visit Adopt a Gluten Free Blogger.










Mmm…these look delicious! Aubree Cherie’s blog is one of my favorites. I might adopt her one of these days.
Thanks for joining in!
Wow, thanks! The definitely look more like cookies when they’re baked in the larger muffin pan
I’m so flattered that you tried and liked them!
~Aubree Cherie
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