Chocolate Peanut Butter Recipes: Sweet and Healthy Treats

This healthy peanut butter cups recipe uses just five ingredients and skips the processed candy fillers. With natural peanut butter and antioxidant-rich dark chocolate, these cups are a smarter way to enjoy a classic treat.

A lighter take on a favorite fudge recipe, this healthier version blends cocoa, natural peanut butter and other heart healthy ingredients. With just 5 minutes of prep time, this peanut butter and chocolate fudge recipe is creamy and indulgent without weighing you down.

These chewy oat squares combine whole grains, peanut butter and dark chocolate into a simple make-ahead snack. This healthier twist on a peanut butter candy recipe is perfect for a lunchbox treat or kids’ party.

This no-bake healthy peanut butter balls recipe blends oats, protein powder and natural peanut butter for an energizing snack drizzled in chocolate. This easy recipe for chocolate peanut butter balls is the perfect protein boost before or after a workout.

This holiday favorite is reimagined in a lighter way. The chocolate peanut butter cookie recipe swaps in heart-smart ingredients so you can enjoy the classic peanut butter base with its signature chocolate kiss on top.

Blending banana, cocoa and peanut butter, this smoothie is like dessert in a glass. This peanut butter smoothie recipe makes for an energizing breakfast or post-workout snack.

This peanut butter balls recipe uses just three simple ingredients: peanut butter, pretzels and dark chocolate. The result is a decadent chocolate peanut butter balls recipe that’s no-bake, lower in sodium, and perfect for parties or on-the-go snacking.

Craving chocolate and peanut butter for lunch? Then this recipe is for you! This creative recipe pairs whole wheat tortillas with thin-sliced banana, peanut butter, and dark chocolate chips, then warms them in a skillet to melt everything together. It’s a fun twist on dessert that also serves as lunch or a sweet and healthy snack.

This recipe blends bananas, light coconut milk, natural peanut butter cocoa, and chocolate protein powder into creamy popsicles. The pops are easy to make (just blend and freeze), satisfy sweet cravings, and offer a protein-rich cool down after a heated workout or summertime swim.