Save your kids from a lifetime of obesity… Steal their candy and make these little delights for yourself…
Fast and easy… Little baby candy bars and some puff pastry…
Wrapped in a square of puff pastry and you have a nice tasty little treat (and the kids stay fit and healthy).
A couple hints, roll out the puff pastry just about as flat as you can. The pastry puffs up (duh). You want these to stay bite size. And the egg wash I talk about is VERY important. Without good seals, the guts will blow out the pastry and not look right (tastes fine, but you want the little bundles, not a flatbread treat).
1 4X4 square of rolled out Puff Pastry
1 Egg, beaten for an egg wash to seal edges
a bit of candy bar… I used 1/2 a reese’s and/or 2 of the mini Crunch
And, pretty much that’s it…
Bring the 4 corners together over the stuffing, press edges to seal and do a twist of the top. Bake them in a 350 degree oven on parchment paper for 35 minutes and you have a Candy bar in a pastry!
Garnish with some fruit and drizzled chocolate if you like. Garnish with the fruit just to keep the little darlings away from your stash!

… I CAN COOK THAT!
And so can you!
LOL YUM! I’m just going to borrow from the bowl I just bought for now!
I don’t think I’m going to wait for Halloween – I’m getting my own bag of candy to make these!
I will definitely be doing some stealing this Halloween! 🙂
I like to make this with nutella!
I just gained 5 pounds reading this.
Sooo yummy! You, very unfortunately for me, reminded me of my super favorite chocks – reese’s. I simply adore them and here (in Europe mostly) it is simply not possible to buy them. Last time I ate them in 2008! Imagine. And now this wonderful bites that you propose. Ah!
oh those look great!