Not what I expected at all. Very crumbly, even though I had it in the fridge. It also had an overwhelming flavor of peanut butter, which took away from the chocolate. I was expecting a cookie taste, but didn't get anything close to that. Will not make this again. Very disappointed.

Easy and delicious...but be careful not to over cook. I did the first time and it made the outer edges very hard.

An easy recipe that I managed to complicate! I didn't have peanut butter chips on hand, so I was going to replace it with peanut butter. When I pulled the peanut butter out of the cabinet, I had about a T. instead of a cup's worth. Onto plan C! I made my own peanut butter out of peanuts, a few squirts of honey, a dollop of canola oil, and using the food processor! Once smooth, I added the 14 oz. sweetened condensed and processed that all together. I also used the food processor to make the graham cracker crumbs (use about a package and half of crackers), poured it into my liquid Pyrex measuring cup, melted butter in the microwave, and then added the butter into the crackers, mixed it together, and then pressed it into the 13x9. Now here's where I went a little crazy...I've had coconut flakes and finely chopped pecans on hand that I have no use for. I sprinkled those on top of the crust, sprinkled 6 oz. of chocolate chips on top of that, and then I plopped the peanut/milk mixture over top of that. I spread the mixture evenly over the top using a rubber spatula and my finger and then I added the other 6 oz. of chocolate chips over top of that. After it cooked, I spread the chocolate chips across the top so there was melted chocolate as the topping. Everyone loved these! Only thing I'd do differently is either bake the crust for a few minutes, like you do with cheesecake, so it holds together better or I would drizzle a little plain sweetened milk over the crust to act like glue

When I first read the ingredients i thought it just said peanut butter not chips, but i had white chocolate chips on hand so i used them in place and they were awesome and perfect for my friend with a peanut allergy! so easy to make and taste amazing!

I made this recipe as written and I love the taste and how simple it is to make. However, I thought the crust was to greasy and crumbly. I plan on making this again and reducing the amount of butter.

These were incredible. The first time I made these I didn't have any peanut butter chips so I used 1 cup of peanut butter and softened it in the microwave before mixing it into the condensed milk. I then dumped all ingredients in a 9x13 dish, mixed it with a spatula and then pressed it down. AMAZING! The next time I used the pb chips and was a bit disappointed. USE PEANUT BUTTER INSTEAD . . . so much better.

This were very tasty. But a bit dry. I will try making them again though & see if I can correct that.

They were very simple to make which is what I was looking for in a quick dessert to make with my daughter. We didn't care for them at all. we followed the recipe exactly but used peanut butter as some one suggested. It just turned out too sweet and not a very nice texture either. Might be something I did but I won't be trying these again

Very easy to make. As suggested by others I added 2 Tbls. sugar to the crumbs and 2 Tbls. of creamy peanut butter to the condensed milk because many suggested the peanut butter flavor got lost in the chocolate flavor. After they cooled I put the pan in the frig. overnight but still had difficulty cutting them without losing alot of the crumb bottom. Very sweet so I suggest cutting them into tiny pieces. Will make again but would spray Pam on the pan first.

wonderful! very easy treat to make for pot lucks!