A few weeks ago I shared pics from my trip to Washington DC with American Heritage Chocolate. There is also a recipe for Boozy Hot Chocolate which is pretty darn delicious! While I was in DC I learned so much about the history of chocolate and American Heritage Chocolate. Today I am excited to share this American Heritage Chocolate No Bake Bars Recipe.
I have been wanting to do another chocolate no bake recipe for a while. John absolutely loves no bake recipes. I am pretty sure I could make a new one weekly and he would not complain. This recipe is so easy to make and tastes amazing.
If you have every wondered about the history of chocolate make sure and check out the American Heritage Chocolate Website to see their history information. It is amazing! Did you know that chocolate was once used as currency?
Did you know…..
- American Heritage Chocolate is an authentic historic line of products—developed from chocolate recipes from the 1750’s—that celebrates chocolate’s important role in the lives of Americans during the 18th century and is reminiscent of what Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, and Ben Franklin would have enjoyed, combining all natural ingredients and exotic spices.
- Made with all-natural ingredients and no preservatives, American Heritage Chocolate is an artisanal dark chocolate containing 63% cacao.
- Mildly spicy, and slightly sweet, American Heritage Chocolate is flavored with a blend of spices and ingredients available during colonial times, including cinnamon, nutmeg, chili pepper, orange, anise and vanilla.
- American Heritage Chocolate is Kosher-certified, made without dairy, wheat, peanuts, or tree nuts, and is made in a facility that does not contain peanuts and tree nuts.
To find out more about American Heritage Chocolate check out the American Heritage Chocolate Website, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest
Check out these great Hashtags #chocolatehistory and #americanheritagechocolate to see all of the photos, tweets, and recipes sharing American Heritage Chocolate!
Chocolate No Bake Bars Recipe
Ingredients
1 1/2 cups coconut
1 1/2 cups old-fashioned oats
1 1/4 cups confectioners sugar
1/4 tsp salt
5 oz unsalted butter, cut into pieces
1 3/4 cup peanut butter plus 2 tbsp peanut butter to the side
1 container of American Heritage Chocolate Drink Mix
Directions
1. Coat a 9×13 baking pan with non-stick spray and line with parchment paper. Make sure and leave a 2 inch overhang so you can easily pull the bars out of the pan.
2. Combine coconut, oats, sugar and salt in a large bowl, set to the side
3. Melt butter over medium heat, add in peanut butter and whisk until combined
4. Pour into oat mix and stir until combined. Press into baking pan until evenly divided.
5. Place in refrigerator for 30 minutes to set
6. Microwave American Heritage Chocolate Drink in 30 second intervals until melted
7. Pour over the oat mix and spread until evenly distributed.
8. Place in refrigerator for 15 minutes to chill
9. Melt Peanut Butter in microwave until runny and then drizzle over the top of the chocolate, drizzle additional American Heritage chocolate over the top.
10. Place in refrigerator for 15 minutes to harden
11. Remove from baking pan and cut into squares
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Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cups coconut
- 1 1/2 cups old-fashioned oats
- 1 1/4 cups confectioners sugar
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 5 oz unsalted butter cut into pieces
- 1 3/4 cup peanut butter plus 2 tbsp peanut butter to the side
- 1 container of American Heritage Chocolate Drink Mix
Instructions
- Coat a 9x13 baking pan with non-stick spray and line with parchment paper. Make sure and leave a 2 inch overhang so you can easily pull the bars out of the pan.
- Combine coconut, oats, sugar and salt in a large bowl, set to the side
- Melt butter over medium heat, add in peanut butter and whisk until combined
- Pour into oat mix and stir until combined. Press into baking pan until evenly divided.
- Place in refrigerator for 30 minutes to set
- Microwave American Heritage Chocolate Drink in 30 second intervals until melted
- Pour over the oat mix and spread until evenly distributed.
- Place in refrigerator for 15 minutes to chill
- Melt Peanut Butter in microwave until runny and then drizzle over the top of the chocolate, drizzle additional American Heritage chocolate over the top.
- Place in refrigerator for 15 minutes to harden
- Remove from baking pan and cut into squares
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Susan Quackenbush says
Those look simply out of this world! My granddaughter is allergic to peanut butter so we might need to find a substitute but it’s otherwise a fantastic recipe we must try! 🙂
Kelly Hutchinson says
I had the privelige of visiting MOunt Vernon on behalf of American Heritage Chocolate. I leanred so much about the company. I am sure these bars are absolutelydeliciouss.
NZ Noob says
Wow , these look delicious! I think they have something similar down at my local bakery where I buy my lunch some days, I have a real sweet tooth so treats like these are hard to resist!
Tiffany says
Oh My! I have been craving something decadent and chocolate and this looks like it could be the perfect solution especially with the ‘no bake’ aspect since that is not my strong suit…thanks os much for sharing!
Kita says
These look so good and tomorrow or should I say today is national chocolate day so I will be sharing away. Although I don’t eat a lot of chocolate I do love it from time to time
Dina D. says
I am also a huge fan of no bake recipes. They are fast and easy. The kids always love them and I can always whip up a batch at the last minute. They are great for when you have last minute company coming over.
Angelic Sinova says
Those looks so yummy! I seriously LOVE no bake recipes. The funny thing is, sometimes no bake treats taste even better than desserts with long drawn out recipes <3
Britni says
These bar look and sound so good. I love anything with coconut! Especially when combined with chocolate!
adriana says
OMG these look amazing!!! I so need to try them, I love baking new things especially during this time of year! They look super simple too! Thank you for sharing!
xo Adriana – Daily Dose of Design
Dee says
That looks amazing and its a dish I must try. I am a chocolate lover but I have to admit that I am challenged when it come to baking , so I am glad that this is a tasty treat that I can do on the stove and the ingredients seem simple enough to me.
Amy says
I love no bake recipes. Especially Chocolate! I didn’t know that chocolate was used as a currency before
Jeanine says
Oh my! Those look so good, and I love that they are no bake. Those are my all time fave recipes! These look great!
Jenn| EngineerMommy says
I love that this chocolate product is free from preservatives and is made with all natural ingredients! I love your recipe of these no-bake bars! I’m finding myself drawn to portable snacks like energy balls and snack bars. Must be because I’m always running around doing errands with these kids! 🙂
Stephanie says
You know, few things leave me speechless. Those bars are one of those few things. I want them!
sue says
Well you had me at chocolate, but the no bake was the ultimate 🙂 This recipe sounds and looks wonderful. I so enjoy dark chocolate now and love that there are more and more recipes incorporating this ingredient. Its funny how the tastebuds change as the years go on, I hated peanut butter as a child and now really enjoy it. I will need to pin this for later, thanks
Christie says
No bake was the big seller for me! Looks like a beautiful dessert, without the work! Love the chocolatey goodness
Franc Ramon says
The chocolate bars looks so tasty. I think I can take this when I go on a trail adventure.
NZ Noob says
Oh wow, these look so delicious! I am a real sucker for sweets like this, especially with coconut in them lol
Camile says
These sound and look delicious. I don’t enjoy baking so these are right up my alley. My husband and kids will be so excited to see me whip these up. Thanks for sharing.
Tiffany says
We are in VA, so a trip to DC wouldn’t be hard at all!!
Savannah Miller says
As a chocolate lover I so want to try this recipe! It looks so yummy :)!!
lisa says
These no bake bars look delicious. I love anything I don’t have to bake! I will be trying these soon.
Jaime Nicole says
These chocolate bars look so delicious and rich – add in that they are no-bake and they are definitely a contender for the boxes of treats we will be giving away shortly. This looks like a great and tasty recipe.
Jenn| EngineerMommy says
I love no-bake bars, too! There’s something about them that’s just so quick and convenient! Your recipe looks so delicious!
Alli says
I’ve never heard of American Heritage chocolate before, but I’ll definitely look for it. These bars look amazing and I love that they are no-bake bars.
Alex says
This looks awesome! I didn’t know any of these facts at all – I will definitely be trying this out 🙂
Fi Ní Neachtáin says
Oh wow, those chocolate bars look absolutely delicious, you’ve made this pregnant lady VERY hungry and left craving one! I love that they’re no bake too.
Amanda says
Oh yummy. This sound and look amazing. I am a fan of all things chocolate so I will have to try these out!