This Chocolate Peanut Butter Balls recipe is my favorite candy for the Holidays and so incredibly Easy to make! These are like little Reese’s Peanut Butter cups, but in ball form.
I’m pretty much a peanut butter fanatic and love making desserts using peanut butter including out Reese’s Cookies, Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie Cups, No-Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie. If you love peanut butter like I do, you definitely want to check these out.
How To Make Peanut Butter Balls
These are a must for our Holiday cookie plates and the most requested. They are so simple to make and the kids can make these all by themselves. They might need a little bit of help on the dipping part, or things could get a bit messy.
Ingredients you will need…
- Creamy Peanut Butter
- Powdered Sugar
- Butter
- Semi-sweet Chocolate Chips
- (optional) Vegetable Shortening or Coconut Oil
First, you make the peanut butter dough…
Then you form the dough into balls…
Next, you dip the balls into the melted chocolate…
Now the dangerous part. Try…just try to eat one. It’s incredibly difficult because these are melt in your mouth delicious!
Add Christmas sprinkles on top of the peanut butter balls for a festive Holiday look. It’s become a family tradition to make these for holidays and parties. These are are so great because it’s a quick and easy no-bake treat when your making a gazillion other goodies. It’s a guaranteed winner for the Christmas cookie tray.
Can You Freeze Peanut Butter Balls?
Yes! These will freeze perfectly. Make sure the balls are completely set (hardened back up) and line them in a tupperware container. Add a piece of wax or parchment paper on top and repeat until full. Seal the top.
How long do They last?
You can store in the freezer for up to 1 month.
You can also drizzle extra melted chocolate on top for a different look.
Peanut Butter Ball Tips:
- You can use any nut butters for this recipe. Almond butter, cashew butter, etc…
- Make sure the balls are chilled before dipping.
- We love these Chocolate Dipping Tools, but you can always use a fork for dipping. A toothpick will also work. Expect a bit of a mess, but it will work.
- You can melt the chocolate in the microwave in 30- second increments, or over a double boiler.
- You can use chunky peanut butter instead of creamy if you prefer. We also like to add in Rice Krispies sometimes for some texture.
- Add any type of holiday sprinkles, chopped peanuts, sea salt or whatever you prefer. It’s all good!
4-ingredient Peanut Butter Balls
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup creamy peanut butter
- 3 Tbsp salted butter softened
- 1 cup powdered sugar
- 1 cup semi sweet chocolate chips
- 1 Tbsp vegetable shortening or coconut oil optional
Instructions
- Mix the peanut butter and softened butter together in a mixing bowl. Gradually stir in powdered sugar until fully combined. Cover and place in the fridge for about 15 minutes to firm up.
- Using your hands, shape the dough into 1-inch balls. Place the balls on a baking sheet, cover and refrigerate for at least 20 minutes (this will hold it's shape for dipping).
- Melt the chocolate chips according to package instructions.
- Using a fork, dip the peanut butter balls one at a time into the melted chocolate. Allow the excess chocolate to fall off. Place the chocolate balls onto wax paper, cover and refrigerate until ready to serve.
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Love these peanut butter balls and so does my daughter so it is a must have during the holidays. They are so quick & easy to make and disappear fast so you may want to double or triple the recipe like we do.
So glad to hear this! Thank you.
Can I use melting chocolate instead of the chips and skip the oil?
Hi Connie. Yes you can use melting wafers if you prefer and just follow the directions on the package.
Loved them
Vegetable oil or coconut oil optional. If I add when do I add and what effect does this have on the recipe?
Hi John. You could use either as a substitute for the butter. It will change the taste slightly.
Makes them shiny and add when melting the chocolate
This is an easy and yummy recipe. My family asks me to make them whenever we get together!
Very tasty and easy to make!! I will be making these again!!
Very tasty and easy to make!! Thanks for sharing!!
these are very tasty and love all the different pics with ideas you can do. even at Cmas. thanks!
Can you use milk chocolate chips ?
Yes, this will work fine.
Can I use unsalted butter?
Absolutely!
I doubled the batch and made 24..
Excited to try them!
I LOVE PEANUT BUTTER. This was very easy to make and tastes delicious. Had fun making this with my kids. Thank you for sharing.
I’ve made the recipe once. It is easy peasy. I loved them and my little granddaughter loves, loves, loves them!! I’m making a double batch today. They are absolutely delicious!!
I love all these new recipes.I am sharing with our fire department. They are really good.
Made these today, and they are quickly disappearing. Made exactly as recipe states and they are delicious. This is the 3rd recipe I’ve tried and I won’t look any further because these are absolutely PERFECT!!!!
I made the chocolate peanut butter balls and they were so creamy!!! I love them!!!!
How many does this recipe make?
24 servings
I decrease the icing sugar and replace it with graham wafer crumbs. It cuts down on the sweetness.
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Can you use chunky peanut but for this?
Absolutely!
I added a little paraffin wax to the chocolate. It makes eating much less messy since the chocolate doesn’t melt so easily.
I also add grated paraffin! It thins down the chocolate and it doesn’t cool off as quick.
How much paraffin wax did you use?
In Ohio we leave a small area uncovered on the peanut butter ball and call them Buckeyes (ie, the eye of a buck deer)
Yeah that’s not what they mean when they call them a buckeye. They look like a buckeye nut from a buckeye tree…
We always called the Buckeyes because of they look like the Buckeye nut
I thought it was like the buckeyes that fall of tress and used as a good luck charm. Because that’s what they look like
But where does the buckeye nut get its name? Possibly because it looks like the eye of a buck deer?
Karen is exactly right and everyone loves our Buckeye candy. PLEASE HOWEVER, DO NOT EVER TRY TO EAT A REAL BUCKEYE NUT!!! THEY ARE POISONOUS.
There seems to be some controversy about where buckeyes got their name, so I searched on the internet and found this:
britannica › plant › buckeye
buckeye | tree | Britannica
buckeye, any of about six species of North American trees and shrubs in the genus Aesculus of the soapberry family (Sapindaceae). The name refers to the resemblance of the nutlike seed, which has a pale patch on a shiny red-brown surface, to the eye of a deer. Like many of the related Eurasian horse chestnuts (also of the genus Aesculus), a number of buckeye species are valued as ornamental …
So, Karen dear, you are correct! I always wondered and I’m glad you shared.
where do you put the veggie/coconut oil in the recipe
I would put it with the chocolate when melting it. It’s to add a gloss
Ohio is known as the buckeye state, for their buckeye trees.
This is what a buckeye looks like, and why the cookie was named this way. It has nothing to do with an “eye of of a deer buck”.
I added in a half cup of peanut butter whiskey to give mine a kick!
Any suggested substitute for the butter to make this dairy-free?
Can you use almond bark for the coating if you don’t have chocolate chips?
I love your recipes! These were great! Next time I’ll thin the chocolate a bit with shortening to make it easier to dip. Definitely a keeper!
A couple of days ago, I made these. I used Nestle dark chocolate chips for the coating. They taste divine and look great, too.
This will be my go to treat! Easy, so delicious. Recommend coconut oil!
Can you tell me when to use the coconut oil? The recipe doesn’t say…
Use the coconut oil when melting the chocolate.
These were so easy to make! After spending all day on peanut butter fudge yesterday, this was a vacation, and they taste just like my grandmothers but with half the work. I LOVE this recipe.
This sounds great but you should try adding rice crispys!! Gives it an awesome crunch.
Oh, we know! https://kitchenfunwithmy3sons.com/peanut-butter-balls-with-rice-krispies/
I would love to make these tonight but I only have all natural peanut butter. Will that work?
Yes, that will work.
Oh yea – I could just sit there and eat these until my jeans ripped off my body!
Add butterscotch chips with the choc chips. Yum yum. I like them better that way, also add the rice krispies. Thank you.
I’ve been making these for years use them as Xmas gifts
I’ve been doing these for over 50 yrs. It’s a recipe my mother gave me. I’ve always used paraffin in the chocolate to make them shiny . Gonna use crisco this year
THESE ARE DELICIOUS. I LOVE THEM. ❤️
Add egual amount of butterscotch chips with the chocolate chips and add rice
krispies, awesome yum yum.
Fast, easy and looks like I bought at a bakery. Thx
Awesome I had those when I was a young girl.
I followed this recipe but the peanut butter, butter, and confectioners sugar didn’t firm up that great in the refrigerator. I had it in the refrigerator for 30 minutes. It was a little too sticky and didn’t make the quantity of 24. It only made 14 peanut butter balls. Why would the mixture be so sticky? Thanks
I really like your recipes. I was wondering if you had any goods that are sugar free. My husband is diabetic and I feel bad he can’t have what I make. It would be great for all of us.
Deborah, you can use any sugar substitutes like Stevia, Monk fruit extract and others in any of our recipes. Just follow the directions on the package for the proper ratio.
Unsweetened peanut butter, powered sugar substitute, etc. All the regular things can be swapped out for diabetic friendly ingredients.
I make this all the time! My daughter has Celiac and this is her favorite treat. Easy and delish!
Do they have to be kept refrigerated? I made homemade peanut butter cups once and they just kept melting.
Hey Amy. You can store for a few days in an airtight container at room temp or refrigerate for up to a week.
I freeze mine in zip lock bags
Hi I have a dumb question. What is the optional shortening for?
Hey Patty, it just softens the chocolate coating.
I always add a little paraffin to my chocolate when melting the chocolate chips
Makes the chocolate easier to melt and stay smooth and not clump up
I’ll keep this family friendly:. These are AMAZING using infused butter.
We make these in Ohio but with a twist. When covering with chocolate, leave a small circle of the peanut butter showing. They are called Buckeyes! They look very similar to the nut of the Buckeye tree and we are the Buckeye state!
These are far the best recipe for peanut butter balls.
My grand daughter loves them and they are so easy to make, she loves helping me make them.
I changed it up just a bit by adding a teaspoon of vanilla extract in it with a little extra powdered sugar.
Both ways are delicious!
Thank you for a great recipe, I will keep it forever and generations to come.
So glad you loved it Tracie!
This is an easy go-to recipe for a quick treat or gift. I’m gonna try this with Cookie Butter next time. Mmmm.
simple to make and very tasty.
I shape them into eggs for Easter. The girls always loved them. Now I make for my Grandkids.
I used this recipe the other day with my little girl. They turned out so yummy.
Coconut balls are great too
I have been making Peanut Butter Balls for years, but my recipe calls Rice Krispies in the balls and then we cover them with melted almond bark instead of melted chocolate chips. They are a huge hit, everyone loves them – even my son who has aversions to a lot of foods.
It was delicious, Jill! Thanks so very much for sharing it with all of us. It’s a new family favorite!
I tried to make this with bakers chocolate and monkfruit in the raw for a keto option for the topping, but the sweetener will not dissolve making the chocolate crystally. First time using monkfruit. Any suggestions?
Make sure you powder the monk fruit. Since it’s not refined sugar it doesn’t have the same melting properties. Also the ratio is less since it is sweeter than refined sugar. I would recommend using about half the amount of monk fruit and try that.
If you have a blender, try blending the dry monk fruit until powdery, let it sit several minutes before taking off the lid and that should help keep it from crystalizing.
I used the swerve confectioners sugar, since it’s the same as powdered sugar. I used less since it’s super sweet but super easy and definitely Keri friendly. I also used powdered peanut butter and added water, butter, and the sweetener since it’s less calories and carbs than regular peanut butter.
A few things….. I omit the butter. It really serves no purpose. Add the coconut oil to the peanut butter before the powered sugar. Add a dash of vanilla too. This is a TINY batch. If you’re making these for a large family gathering or as gifts, multiply it. At least double, probably more like quadruple.
Wow! These are absolutely amazing! I actually used Jif Honey Creamy Natural and talk about peanut butter meltaway! Will definitely be making again.
This is awsome I love peanut butter so what you make n it’s easy great job n will in handy
I bet it would be good with rice crispies mixed in too!
i put in frosted flakes it is really good!
About how much? I’m totally digging the idea of rice krispies.
I have made some in a 9 by 13 pan chocolate on top.
Making these for years. Last year I bought one of these dipping tools. Worth the money because it saves time. Great recipe. Other suggestion is to use quality chocolate.
Love em so much!
We add a little vanilla to the pb mixture. Really good been making these for about 20 years now
Love these! Been making them for years for outdoor bbq’s, & all occasions, but I like to change it up as well & use chunky pnut butter. Plus I sometimes like to use use dark choc. As I love dark choc. Looking forward to making the keto version this time as that sounds great as well.
Love these & how quick & easy they are to make!! Thank you for sharing. Waa a great reminder to make soon!!❤
I made it keto friendly by replacing the powdered sugar to swerve confectioners replacement and used Lily’s chocolate chips (made with stevia) for dipping- kids could not tell the difference and a perfect “sweet treat” for when I’m craving carbs!
Thank you for that idea ! I’m new to keto and wouldn’t have thought of it !!!! So excited because I almost splurged and made these because I love them but I’m going to make it this way instead!
I quadrupled the recipe as these always disappear before Christmas so this time to make sure I made several batches and hid them all over the house. Last year I froze them thinking that my dear family would leave them alone but no wasnt the case!! I went to get them out and found like 3 left in the container!! This year I also had them help me roll the balls showing how much tedious work that is not to mention dipping and rolling them in the chocolate they did not steal them away.
Hi there, I made your peanut butter balls this morning, exactly like the recipe you
Make and I did not …go rogue – did exactly what you said and oh my goodness, so
Very good! I looked on Pinterest and am so glad that yours popped up! Now I
Have something extra for our quiet Christmas for 2 of 2020 and Congratulations
On having 3 sons! You are so lucky and it looks as if you put a lot into having a happy family. Merry Christmas, thank you for the easy recipe! So good,
Susan
Thank you for this I am going to go to the store right now!!
I usually make peanut butter cups. But, this recipe was so simple with only a few ingredients, i thought i would give it a try. I am so glad I did. They were so yummy! I sprinkled heath bar crumbs on some of them, and crushed salted pretzels on some others. Absolutely delicious. I now have a new favorite go to candy!
For the life of me, it won’t let me print the recipe. Oh well. Good proportion of ingredients, though!
I’m not seeing any issues with the printing. Might want to try again and might have been a connection issue.
These are amazing! I made them exactly as described, and my family loves them!
I made those peanut butter balls…simply delicious! I added a little curry in my chocolate so yummy!
Do you use real butter or margarine?
I always use real butter, but you can use either one.
This sound good. Love peanut butter and chocolate.
Sounds and looks delicious
Absolutely the best! Have been asked for the recipe and/or to make more several times from family and friends.
I doubled the recipe and added 1 tsp. of vanilla. I also dipped them in dark/semi sweet chocolate mixed, and then did a white chocolate drizzle. They are beautiful, and delicious! Thanks for the recipe
I would not use choc. chips to dip. I would use the candy for molds. too much paraffin was will defiantly plug up your system.. the candy for molds will harden in minutes in the freezer… Gonna make some of these… thanks or the reminder… forgot about these… be blessed…
Candy Mold chocolate has a ton of wax. That’s why it hardens so much without the need to temper. Chocolate chips will harden..to a point but may need refrigeration to keep from sweating and becoming soft.
I have been making these for years. A little different recipe though. 2 cups peanut butter, 2 cups graham cracker crumbs, 2 cups powdered sugar and 1/4 cup butter. I also add a tablespoon of butter crisco to the chocolate and it gives them a nice shiny sheen. Haven’t had a complaint yet!
I have been making these for years. A little different recipe though. 2 cups peanut butter, 2 cups graham cracker crumbs, 2 cups powdered sugar and 1/4 cup butter. I also add a tablespoon of butter crisco to the chocolate and it gives them a nice shiny sheen. Haven’t had a complaint yet!
They are too good. Glad Christmas is only once a year. Love em.
Made 100 of these fabulous little buggers last night!
I just made these for the first time. They are yummy! But it only made about 20 peanut butter balls so I’ll make more in the morning. I have 8 people for Christmas Eve and I don’t think 20 will be enough! So I suggest you double the recipe.
Yeah, I doubled the recipe when I saw how little ingredients there were! Doubling made 32 balls 🙂
I used to make my son peanut butter candy – 1/3 peanut butter, 1/3 dried milk, and 1/3 honey – seems like this would also work for the insides. My experience with dipping things in melted chocolate is that you need to add either lard or coconut oil to thin it out somewhat – I’ve gone back to using chocolate almond bark.
Ok so after making them and letting the chocolate harden, how do you store them until ready to use? In the fridge? Or on the counter in a container? Thanks
O-H-I-O …. Buckeyes these are!
I’ve always cut the powdered sugar with some Whole Wheat Flour…less sweet and more like a Reese’s. First time I’ve shared this secret. People have asked and asked why mine are so so close to a Real PB cup and now you all know
You’re eating raw flour? That doesn’t sound the least bit appetizing.
Hi Karen, there isn’t any flour in this recipe. It’s powdered sugar.
I’m curious I’d powdered erithrytol could be substituted.
Just found ur recipe wish me luck.thanks for sharing.
I made these this year for Thanksgiving. I used dark chocolate and sprinkled sea salt on top. They were so delicious and were a big hit. I am making them tonight for a Christmas party tomorrow. Thanks so much for the recipe.
Adding rice krispies to the mix makes them a little crunchy as well.
I Love any recipes with Peanut butter too!! And then u add Chocolate Wow.. and then someone added Cream Cheese instead of butter even more Wow!! :))
Been making these for many years and they are delicious. Enjoy.
Excellent… easy to make…
Just wondering why you have to use sugar in these. seems the peanut butter and the butter would be enough and then just cover them with chocolate.
The peanut butter isn’t firm enough without the powdered sugar.
Looks as if they will taste lovelyxxxxx
Funny……made these since I was a little girl and I’m almost 60. Yes! Buckeyes, for sure! We have hosted overnight guests from all over the US and internationally. One of our favorite gifts to give is a small box of Buckeyes. If you aren’t from Ohio or know someone who is you are likely unfamiliar with these delicious morsels. We even had one guest tell us that Buckeyes are poisonous and didn’t want to eat them! (Real buckeyes are.) These are sooo delish!
The PB Balls freeze well IF you have any left over.
Love this!
this is by far the best recipe yet last year i made them to sweet but this recipe sounds amazing.
Going too get buckeyes done ✅ thanks an there the bomb
I am making these.
So much fun to make.yielded ,2 dozen per recipe is that about right,??
can you use dipping chocolate chips and not chocolate chips?
Sure! That should work fine as well.
These look delicious i would love the recipe for keeps
I would like to make the peanut butter balls but it doesn’t say how much of each ingredient to use unless I missed it could you let me know thanks
Hi Kathy, scroll down to the recipe box where you will get the full recipe and you can also print it. Thanks.
This also works great with milk chocolate chips, too. You can put jelly in center, cherry or strawberry. I even like a bit of peppermint candy cane inside.
I’m on my way to the store now for the chocolate chips. Now I know what i’ll be doing this afternoon.
You can do this in an 8×8 or 9×9 pan. Pat the peanut butter mixture on bottom of lightly greased pan. Chill
Chill and pour chocolate over top!! Chill again
& cut into squares Very easy!! Enjoy
Are incredibly delicious. Thank you!
We make sure the peanut butter mixture is dry enough to roll into balls, then freeze them. Two or three of us roll balls, one or two place round toothpicks in them, two shave wax, one melts chocolate chips. We use several jelly roll pans lined with wax paper. It’s like a production line. Everyone loves them gets to take some home. We make the balls rather small so you can pop one in your mouth. As soon as the chocolate/wax hardens, they are packaged and ready for the freezer.
I add graham cracker crumbs to mine. Very close to Reeses peanut butter cups.
I add crushed Rice Krispies to my recipe. These have been our recipe favorite for years!!
Would love to get some of your recipes. Want to try the peanut butter balls for my son.
looks yummy easy recipie
If you would like this to look better try making candy buckeyes. We in the buckeye state have been making these forever. Go bucks!
I also make Coconut and chocolate balls just use coconut and or coco in place of peanut butter, and adjust the recipe accordingly. Dip the chocolate balls in white choc or what ever of your choice. The chocolate will need more butter than the others. I dont use butter in the peanut butter recipe.
Hi if I don’t use peanut butter as I would like different flavours , what would I use instead . Years ago my mom made chocolates at Christmas but some were mint, chocolate, orange, strawberry , vanilla, lemon and so on. We ate them frozen lol straight out of freezer!
My mom made the same thing and they were wonderful! I don’t know if there would be an ingredient to replace the peanut butter…maybe just the butter and powdered sugar with food coloring and extract for flavor???
Yummy Recipe
I also add about one quarter cup of very fine crumbled graham cracker crumbs to hold them together better.
What is the yield on this recipe?
Sorry, meant to say my recipe makes around 100 small balls. I also add the paraffin wax to the chocolate. It makes them shiny!!
If you use a toothpick and only dip them most of the way, leaving a small circle of peanut butter showing, they look like buckeyes! I’ve been making these for years. I also add paraffin wax to the melted chocolate to keep the chocolate from melting in your fingers.
This sounds good and looks easy to make I’ll try it
i like the recipes so easy and fast
If adding rice cereal, how much?
These are called Buckeyes, not peanut butter balls.
In Ohio maybe
Buckeyes have exposed peanut butter at the top, know it all. I was born and raised in Ohio. Google what a real buckeye looks like, then Google chocolate & peanut butter buckeyes and you’ll see the resemblance. Then go back and look at this recipe photo…PEANUT BUTTER BALLS. Not the same. Similar, but different.
I just wanted to ask for your recipes thank you.
Delicious
I use a recipe for these my BFF gave me over 30 years ago. I add a block & a half of of parafin wax melted with the chocolate. Also use tooth picks in them to dip. No messy fingers lol
You have to add a little bit of paraffin wax to chocolate chips to make sure it sticks and hardens to peanut butter balls. And I dip mine using tooth pucks or wooden skewers.
Actually, adding parafin only keeps it shiny. Doesn’t help it adhere or harden.
Actually the parafin wax does help the chocolate become more hard.
If you use Chocolate Almond Bark their is no need to use paraffin wax. It’s easier to dip them if you freeze them for a couple of hours or even over night. They won’t fall apart when dipped in the hot melted chocolate & the chocolate sets immediately.
I’ve made these using white chocolate chips, milk chocolate chips and butterscotch chips. They were all delicious.
Can’t wait to make these thanks for sharing
Love all your recipes, I can do most of them with my Granddaughter. We have so much fun making this stuff & of course eating it also. Lol.
Gonna make the peanut butter balls. Cant wait. Thank you
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Love the recipes.
Ive cut out some of the pb and added powdered creamer and espresso powder…not quite as rich and very delicious!!!
Correctly called Buckeyes. Yummo!
Can chunky peanut butter be used?
Could u send this recipe to my email please
Hi Diana, You can easily print the recipe from the recipe box above. Just click the print button.
Just write out down.Thats what I do.
Love it
Great receipes
THANKS SON AND HIS DAD LOVE PB AND CHOC.
Those are called and have been called Buckeyes for many many years. O-H……I-O
Small tip dont cover whole peanut butter ball, leave a small piece showing at the bottom so it looks like a Buckeye and people with peanut allergies can see the peanut butter.
And yes they are a big holiday treat here in Ohio. Although we do make them for other special occasions as well.
They are only buckeyes if you leave part of the peanut butter exposed. Otherwise they are peanut butter balls.
Hahaha definitely still buckeyes
Well thats just but here in Alabama we call em suckeyes
Love this site. My ho to now.
Can you freeze them?
I don’t know. They don’t last long enough… lol
Yes,you certainly can freeze them ! And I place 1/2 cherry in each ball.
Yes we freeze them all the time!
I don’t know. I never had any leftover to freeze. LOL.
Yes they taste wonderful frozen just be careful.
Yes, I have frozen them . When thawed they taste like I just made them!
I’ve froze them before…. they didnt last long ,but they did freeze good
Recipe for Martha Washington balls. Coconut in middle instead of peanut butter. Like almond joys.
Yes, you can freeze.
Those look so good, I can’t wait to make them…and eat them !!!
My mom used to make these egg shaped for Easter!
Has anyone made the peanut. Part with sugar free Stevie powder ???
I’m from ohio and we call these Buckeyes. We dont cover the top in chocolate leaving some of the peanut butter exposed so they look like Buckeyes Ohio’s state tree. We make these all the time for any occasion!
Yep! It’s a buckeye!
I have made them with swerve powdered sugar, delish.
Cream cheese is a must in this recipe instead of butter ,NOW try and eat just one
I was wondering if you could use the powdered sugar form of Swerve.
Yes. You have to turn the stevia into powdered sugar. Very easy. Then I use sugar free chocolate by Hersey’s
We only dip the 3/4 of the ball for buckeyes. Ohio State tree!
How much cream cheese?