
Take a few pantry basics and turn them into crazy-good gluten-free cookie bars packed with three kinds of peanut butter goodness. These monster bars are stuffed with creamy peanut butter, peanut butter chips, and mini Reese's pieces. Thanks to the oats, they're extra chewy. Super for passing around or stashing in the freezer so you always have a sweet treat ready.
I love peanut butter combos, which is how these bars came to life. The first batch, my family took one bite and their faces lit up. That's when I knew this one would be a total hit.
Legendary Elements
- Mini Reese's pieces: Gives a pop of crunch and color
- Pure vanilla: Makes the peanut butter flavor pop
- Brown sugar: Helps get that chewy bite
- Fresh oats: Use both quick and whole style for fun texture
- Quality butter: Brings a buttery base
- Regular peanut butter: Go for classic creamy versions
Making Bar Bliss
- Final Step:
- Gently stir in Reese's pieces and peanut butter chips. Spread everything in your pan nice and even so it all bakes up the same.
- Oat Mix Time:
- Add both oats plus baking soda. Make sure it's all spread through the dough evenly.
- Add the Binders:
- Drop in the eggs and vanilla. Mix until it's nice and smooth and all together.
- Start with the Base:
- Beat together butter, peanut butter, and both sugars until the mix is light and airy. Don't rush—fluffy is the goal.

The secret here is blending different oats with three kinds of peanut butter power. Every bite packs tons of chewiness and bold peanut butter taste.
Awesome Pairings
Dip a warm slice in some cold milk for the ultimate combo. Mix and match with other cookies for a treat board. Great in lunchboxes or as a surprise after-school snack.
Fun Twists
Toss in chocolate chips for something extra. Swap candies for any little bites you love. Use holiday candies to make things festive. Double the batch if you need plenty.
Simple Storage
Store them in a sealed container at room temp for four days or so. Pop them in the fridge and you've got a week. Wrap single bars and freeze for up to two months for grab-and-go snacks.

Everybody asks for these triple peanut butter bars at gatherings now. Mixing up all the peanut butter stuff makes them so good they vanish fast. They're the best for parties or for filling up your freezer with something sweet for later.
Recipe Questions & Answers
- → Best peanut butter?
- Stick with regular creamy, skip the natural kind.
- → How to tell when done?
- Edges brown up but the middle still looks a bit soft.
- → Freeze extras?
- Wrap the bars one by one and store in the freezer for up to three months.
- → Why both oats?
- Oat combo makes them nice and chewy.
- → Make them pretty?
- Pop a few extra candies on top before you pop them in the oven.