Peanut Butter Brownie Bliss Valentine's Treat (You Won't Feel Guilty About)

With Valentine's Day approaching, we might be looking forward to indulging in our favorite sweet treats. For me, chocolate tops the list. Pairing chocolate with peanut butter is even better! One of my favorite treats is homemade peanut butter cups, but they are a little time consuming to prepare and high in calories and sugar. If you are looking for something with chocolate and peanut butter to satisfy your sweet tooth, you may want to try these . . . Peanut Butter Brownie Bliss.

Yumminess!

Since I feel like Valentine's Day should be shared among friends as well as honeys, I gave a few of mine this simple treat. Dressed up in cute packaging makes it even cuter.

I used a paper mache hexagon boxand filled it with crinkle cut paperand foam heart stickers.

Then, I affixed a doily and glittery red heart to the top of the box with spray adhesive.

And decorated the rim of the box with washi tape.

Everyone loved them and couldn't even tell they are made by . . . Weight Watchers! Cool, huh?! I thought you might want to hear of some "desserty" things you don't have to feel guilty eating once in a awhile! They have other flavors too if you want to try something else.

Each box comes with 6 individually wrapped mini brownies. They are 2 WW points per brownie, 90 calories, 4 fat grams, and 9 grams of sugar.

What's your favorite Valentine's Day treat?

Thank you to Weight Watchers for sending me these yummy desserts!

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