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Peanut Butter & Co. is my absolute favorite peanut butter, so you can imagine my excitement when I got the news that they had a new product on the market, a chocolate hazelnut spread called Chocmeister. Hello. Come to mama. (Use code Chocolatey to save $1 off any jar through July 31, 2016!)
Besides eating it off a spoon (personal fave) it’s amazing on fruit, toast, ice cream, and anything else you can think of. We LOVE it. As a Yum Squad member it’s my job to get creative and come up with a recipe for you, and there’s really nothing better than when you can make something that is truly a dessert, and call it breakfast. Because dessert for breakfast is right up my alley.
These Chocolate Puff Pastry Pinwheels are a total breeze to make with very few ingredients, and they are pretty much a pop-in-your-mouth size chocolate croissant. They lasted less than a day in this house.
Roll out a sheet of defrosted (but still cold) puff pastry dough to about a 12″ square. Spread Chocomeister right up to the edges. I added a bit more after this photo was taken. More = merrier. Then cut this sheet in half right down the middle (a pizza cutter is perfect for this job). Cut each half into strips no more than 1″ wide and roll them up from the middle to the edges.
These are my little pinwheel rolls. Brush them with egg wash, sprinkle with sanding sugar, and pop them in the oven. About 20 minutes later you’ll have this delightful treat:
Here’s the recipe. Enjoy them while they last!
These Chocolate Puff Pastry Pinwheels double as dessert and breakfast. Go ahead. You love chocolate in the morning! Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Roll out the sheet of puff pastry dough on a flat surface to about 12 inches square. Spread Chocomeister all over the puff pastry sheet, up to about a half inch from the edges (just eyeball it). Use a sharp knife or pizza cutter to cut the sheet in half in one direction. Then cut in the other direction in small strips, about an inch or less wide. Starting at the center of each strip, roll them all the way up and place them on a baking sheet. Use a silicone mat or parchment paper if you have it. Beat the egg and water together to make an egg wash, and lightly brush each pinwheel with the egg wash. Sprinkle with sanding sugar if desired. Bake for 20 minutes or until golden. If your pinwheels are tiny (thin strips) you may have a shorter cooking time. Keep an eye on them!Chocolate Puff Pastry Pinwheels
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Peanut Butter & Co. is generously offering one of my readers a jar of Chocmeister! YUM! You can make this recipe too (and come up with some of your own!)! This giveaway is open to US residents ages 18+ only and will end on June 23, 2016 at 11:59pm ET.
Kris I. says
I would make peanut butter/hazelnut calzones!
Lauren says
I would make crepes.
Jessica To says
I would have to make pinwheels.
Cheryl says
I would make your Chocolate Puff Pastry Pinwheels with a jar of Peanut Butter & Co. Chocmeister Hazelnut Spread. They look decadently good.
Sam Sasek says
Those pinwheels are really creative! I would make frosting for my banana cake!!
Jenny S says
I think I’d make a pinwheel with some bananas and spread.
Angela Hendricks says
I would make cookies and top them with the Chocmeister Hazelnut Spread.
Mary W says
I can’t get past an open jar with a spoon full of Chocmeister going in my mouth! I might try making eclairs or even a version of Boston Cream Pie with this.
Amy C. says
I think I might have to give your yummy looking receipe a try!
wen budro says
I would actually make those puff pastry pinwheels. They look absolutely delicious!!!
Jackie says
I would use it to top waffles. I’d add some sliced strawberries also.
Thank you!
Kristen says
I’d make chocolate pot mini desserts with creme freche, sea salt and orange zest.
David says
The “cinnamon rolls” look like a good option, but I am so lazy when it comes to cooking that I will probably just spread it on bread.
Allison Swain says
I would make your recipe! It looks really good. Thanks for the chance to win!
Tina W says
I would make crepes with this as a filling and some whipped cream.
BILL HOFF says
I would make some Hazelnut toast for the grandkids…and me!
beth says
I would probably use it to make a chocolate cinnamon roll.
Amber Cheras says
I would love to make cheesecake brownies with this!
Ally says
I think I’d make grilled chocmeister and strawberry sandwiches 🙂
patricia caradonna says
I would have to try the pinwheels. They look yummy!
Angela Saver says
I would love to make peanut butter cookies & top them with the Chocmeister Hazelnut Spread! Yummy!