Nana Ruth threw together this 3 ingredient masterpiece right before the neighborhood backyard party. We all watched in shock as the entire tray vanish

1 1/4 cups and add graham crumbs a spoonful at a time until the mixture holds together. For kids who don’t love dark chocolate, swap some or all of the semisweet chips for milk chocolate chips. If you prefer a less sweet, more grown-up version, use bittersweet chocolate chips.

You can also sprinkle a small pinch of flaky sea salt over the melted chocolate before chilling to balance the sweetness and give a bakery-style finish. For peanut allergies, this exact recipe won’t work safely, but you can adapt the idea by using sunflower seed butter or another nut/seed butter that the family tolerates, keeping in mind that textures can vary and you may need to adjust the graham crumbs slightly.

Chocolate peanut butter bars finished with flaky sea salt

Food safety tips: Make sure your hands, utensils, and the glass dish are clean and dry before starting. When