Homemade White Chocolate Pretzel Peanut Butter Spread

A rich, creamy peanut butter enhanced with melted white chocolate and crunchy pretzel pieces. This indulgent spread combines the smooth nuttiness of roasted peanuts with sweet white chocolate and salty pretzel crunch. Perfect for toast, fruit dipping, or eating straight from the jar. The natural peanut oils create an ultra-smooth base while the white chocolate adds sweetness and the pretzels provide textural contrast. Store at room temperature for everyday use or refrigerate for longer shelf life.
Ingredients
Instructions
- 1
Process peanuts in food processor for 5-7 minutes until completely smooth, scraping down every 2-3 minutes as mixture progresses through powdery, paste-like, and ball stages before becoming creamy
- 2
Add melted white chocolate and process until combined
- 3
Add pretzels and pulse until desired consistency is reached
- 4
Transfer to sterilized jars
Tips
Don't panic when peanuts form a ball during processing - continue until oils release and mixture becomes smooth
Use high quality white chocolate for best flavor and melting consistency
Pulse pretzels gently to control chunk size according to preference
Good to Know
Room temperature up to 2 weeks or refrigerate up to 2 months in sterilized jars
Can be made several days in advance, flavors meld nicely
Serve at room temperature for easy spreading
Common Mistakes
Don't stop processing too early when peanuts form a ball - continue until smooth and creamy
Substitutions
Nut-Free Alternatives
General Alternatives
different texture
FAQ
Can I use salted peanuts instead of unsalted?
Yes, but the final product will be much saltier due to the pretzels already adding salt. Unsalted peanuts give better flavor control.
What if my white chocolate seizes when melting?
Melt gently using double boiler or microwave in 30-second intervals. If it seizes, try adding a small amount of coconut oil to smooth it out.
How long will this keep at room temperature?
Up to 2 weeks at room temperature in a sealed container, or up to 2 months refrigerated in sterilized jars.