3tbspsugar-free syrup (or maple syrup + 2 tsp water)
3tbspcreamy peanut butter
½cupcollagen peptides powder
⅓cuproasted peanuts
Chocolate Coating
½cupchocolate chips (sugar-free or regular)
Optional: 1 tsp coconut oil for smoother coating
Instructions
Make the Crust:- In a bowl, mix collagen powder, coconut flour, and sweetener.- Stir in almond milk and knead until a sticky dough forms.- Press firmly into a parchment-lined loaf pan.
Prepare the Peanut Caramel:- In a small bowl, mix syrup and peanut butter.- Stir in collagen powder gradually until the mixture thickens and turns slightly translucent (like caramel).- Fold in peanuts until coated.- Spread over the crust and freeze for 60–90 minutes until firm.
Coat with Chocolate:- Melt chocolate chips (and coconut oil if using) in the microwave in 20-second bursts. Stir until smooth.- Slice the frozen bars, dip in melted chocolate, and place on parchment.- Tap lightly to remove excess chocolate. Sprinkle with coarse salt if desired.- Let chocolate set before serving.
Notes
Collagen Powder: Use collagen peptides, not whey or other protein powders. They behave differently and won’t create the same caramel-like texture.
Syrup Swap: If using regular maple syrup or honey instead of sugar-free syrup, add 2 tsp of water to keep the caramel chewy and stretchy.
Nut Butter Options: Peanut butter gives the most authentic Snickers flavor, but cashew or sunflower butter also work. Avoid grainy almond butter for best texture.
Chocolate Coating: For a thinner shell, stir 1 tsp of coconut oil into your melted chocolate before dipping.
Storage: Keep in the fridge up to 7 days or freeze up to 3 months. Bars will soften slightly at room temperature.
Serving Size: Recipe makes 5 full bars, but you can slice them into 10 smaller bite-sized squares for portion control.