My family isn't going to get to enjoy the 7th sweet of Christmas, because this particular sweet was made to brighten the day of a very good friend of mine who is currently serving our country in Afghanistan. My homemade peanut butter cups have been a favorite treat of his since he first tasted them back when we were in seventh grade.
My understanding is that the peanut butter cups arrived at his base overseas rather quickly, given the time of year, and have been sampled by all and sundry with big thumbs up all around.
I intended to brighten my friend's holiday, of course, but I'm glad some of the other servicemen and women who are stationed with him were also able to get some cheer from my festive box-o-goodies.
First, I know you're going to say that these look nothing like peanut butter cups. And you're right. They should probably be called peanut butter bars. But they taste almost exactly like Reese's peanut butter cups, so you'll forgive the fact that they are not in "cup" form.