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Peanut Butter Moon Pies



The good folks at Chattanooga Bakery have seen fit to re-release their previously discontinued peanut butter permutation of the traditional choco-coated cookie, and not a darned second too soon. I'm here to tell ya, this li'l fella is some seriously good -- if nigh on violently sugary -- eating. With a crunchy, fudgy cookie as the foundation, a hearty slathering of extra-sweet peanut butter in lieu of the standard marshmallow and a silky chocolate coating, the confection bears an astonishing texture and flavor resemblance to the perennial Girl Scout vended fave, Tagalongs®, a.k.a. Peanut Butter Patties®. Served frozen, per a suggestion on the box, it's simply a revelation.

The upside is that unlike the GSA confection, Moon Pies can be acquired year-round. The downer for those trapped north of the Mason-Dixon is that they're not especially easy to come across in stores. $17.99, plus $8.95 (give or take) shipping will net you 48 pies, but I'd daresay it's worth the investment at least once. Tell ya what -- if you don't like 'em, next time I see you, I'll spring for your R.C.

Buy Moon Pies online.

Filed Under: Guilty Pleasures, New Products
Tags: america, cheerwine, girl scout cookies, GirlScoutCookies, guilty pleasures, junk food, JunkFood, kat kinsman, KatKinsman, moon pie, MoonPie, new food products, NewFoodProducts, north carolina, NorthCarolina, peanut butter, PeanutButter, regional foods, RegionalFoods, southern food, southern states, SouthernFood

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Alison Ashton

1-02-2009 @12:57PM Alison Ashton said... OMG, this is amazing news. Must. Have. Now.
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Megan

1-02-2009 @4:58PM Megan said... Moon Pies are so nasty. And this is coming from a born and raised Southern girl.

Back in college, there was a display in our canteen of every flavor Moon Pie available. So I thought "Oh, hey, since I've never actually ate one, let's taste test them for my blog." I was so disappointed : x
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Kat Kinsman

1-02-2009 @5:27PM Kat Kinsman said... Oh Megan - these are an entirely different animal. I'm not a massive fan of the regular ones, but the PB are a real treat. If you've got easy access, split a box with someone so you're not stuck with the whole thing if you don't like it. Chances are someone will.

Is it a marshmallow thing, or don't you dig their chocolate?
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Jacob

1-04-2009 @7:37PM Jacob said... I just wish they were vegetarian...they use animal-based gelatin instead of agar, egg whites, starch, or heck, mallow in their marshmallows.
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