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Ingredients

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	1 x Box Nature Valley Oats & Chocolate Bars 5 x 2 Bars
	180g Peanut Butter Smooth
	40g Butter Unsalted
	180g Dark Chocolate Cut into small pieces
	50g Peanut Butter

Nutritional information

152

Calories

3.9g

Protein

11g

Carbs

3.3g

Saturated Fat

Salt

6.4g

Sugar

Recipe For Charity Fundraising

Name: Recipe For Charity Fundraising
Prep time: 15 min
Cook time: 1 h
Total time: 1 h 15 min
Yield: 24 Servings
Ingredients: Nature Valley Oats & Chocolate Bars: 1 x Box; Peanut Butter: 180g; Butter: 40g; Dark Chocolate: 180g; Peanut Butter: 50g

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These peanut butter, oats and chocolate squares are perfect for a fundraiser, or just to make for your family at home.

75 mins
Serves 24
Easy

Ingredients

1 x Box Nature Valley Oats & Chocolate Bars
5 x 2 Bars
180g Peanut Butter
Smooth
40g Butter
Unsalted
180g Dark Chocolate
Cut into small pieces
50g Peanut Butter

Directions

Sponsored events such as runs, extreme challenges and physical activities are a great way of raising money. For years, one of the easiest and quickest ways to raise money for charity has been a bake sale. Whether it be in your local church hall, community centre or your child’s school, a bake sale is always going to bring the punters in, who doesn’t like cake right? Plus, when it’s for a good cause the calories don’t count. Ha!

You could even do something on a small scale amongst friends. Someone be the host and everyone else donate to the charity pot for their coffee and cake. Beats spending a fortune in an expensive coffee shop. With this in mind Marie Curie have put together some easy to follow recipes to encourage people to fundraise for their Marie Curie’s Great Daffodil Appeal.

Are you to do good and raise money for a good cause? Then look no further than this very simple and straightforward recipe for peanut butter, oats, and chocolate squares. This is perfect for a fundraiser, or just to make for your family at home.

Steps

1 Done	Line your cake tin with tin foil.
2 Done	Empty the Nature Valley Oats & Chocolate Bars into a large sandwich bag and crush them into small crumbs. Hitting them with a rolling pin also works!
3 Done	Melt the peanut butter and butter in the microwave for 20 seconds.
4 Done	Using a large bowl, mix together the peanut butter and butter with the crushed Nature Valley Bars until they’re all incorporated.
5 Done	Empty the mixture into your lined cake tin, making sure it covers the entire base of the tin.
6 Done	Put the tin in the fridge for at least an hour. The base should become harder, but not completely.
7 Done	When the base is ready, melt the chocolate and peanut butter in short 30 second bursts in the microwave, stirring in between.
8 Done	Once the base is melted, pour the chocolatey peanut butter over the base, making sure it is completely covered.
9 Done	After an hour, it’s all ready to slice in squares and serve!

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Mutha Fitness is a blog to share my weight loss story so far. I'm a 30 something Mum embarking upon a journey of general health, fitness and overall wellbeing.