Did You Know You Can “Bake” A Peanut Butter Layer Cake In The Fridge?
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Can you believe that this peanut butter icebox cake only takes 30 minutes to make!
I love the fact that this is a no-bake dessert. Who the heck wants to turn their oven on all the time? Not this chick! The textures in this cake are completely irresistible. I love smooth and creamy pudding cakes. Now, the original recipe calls for regular Oreo cookies but I opted to use vanilla. I’ve actually tried it both ways and just enjoyed vanilla better.
You, on the other hand, are free to use whichever type you want. I’ve even heard of some folks making their crust with mint or strawberry Oreo cookies, which both sound delicious to me!
Me, personally? I prefer the vanilla Oreo cookies. I think they give this cake a nice crust that complements the other ingredients, Try what works best for your taste buds 🙂
Recipe and photo courtesy of Brown Eyed-Baker.
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Quick Tip: Serve this cake in small slices as it is very rich.
