“This reminds me of having marshmallow fluff and peanut butter sandwiches when I was a kid. I’ll stop eating it whenever you’re ready for me to,” my husband said when I gave him my latest experiment to hold while I climbed into bed. Needless to say he ate it all.

After addressing the topic of controlling sugar swings naturally with this post the experimental season began creating variety in this savory treat. 

This version of Peanut Butter & Marshmallow Mousse contains no marshmallow but have the flavor of the two.

2 sticks pastured butter (preferably 100% organic and cultured)
2 tablespoons local honey
2 tablespoons organic peanut butter
1 teaspoon vanilla (preferably home made)

Put all ingredients into a mixer and beat until fluffy, ten minutes or more. Just before finished you can optionally add 1 teaspoon celtic sea salt, course ground. This adds a delightful sweet and salty crunch. If this is mixed in too early the salt dissolves into the mixture and it’s just too salty overall.

Instead of measuring out two tablespoons of peanut butter I stick a butter knife deep into the peanut butter tub and comes out thick with peanut butter on both sides. This is roughly two tablespoons and it’s not as messy as measuring the peanut butter with a measuring spoon.

Peanut Butter Marshmallow Mousse

2015-10-07 07:21:10

An easy whipped treat that regulates sugar swings.

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Cook Time

10 min

Cook Time

10 min

Ingredients

1. 2 sticks pastured butter (preferably 100% organic and cultured)
2. 2 tablespoons local honey
3. 2 tablespoons organic peanut butter
4. 1 teaspoon vanilla (preferably home made)

Instructions

1. Put all ingredients into a mixer and beat until fluffy, ten minutes or more. Just before finished you can optionally add 1 teaspoon celtic sea salt, course ground. This adds a delightful sweet and salty crunch. If this is mixed in too early the salt dissolves into the mixture and it's just too salty overall.

Notes

1. Instead of measuring out two tablespoons of peanut butter I stick a butter knife deep into the peanut butter tub and comes out thick with peanut butter on both sides. This is roughly two tablespoons and it's not as messy as measuring the peanut butter with a measuring spoon.

By Becky Plotner

Adapted from GAPS

Adapted from GAPS

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