Aimee is a dessert lover (specifically rice krispie treats), workout enthusiast, self-taught foodie, and recipe creator.

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Spread about 1/2 cup cheesecake mixture in a thin and even layer over the cooled peanut butter blondie crust - it will act as the 'glue' for the Reese's cups. This recipe is one of several pride and joy recipes for me! I love all the recipes that I share, but I do end up having personal favorites, and ones that I love a teeeeeny bit more than others. I used Christmas decorating sprinkles in red, green and white colors. Jimmies sprinkles and non-pareils would work wonderfully in whatever colors you like! I wouldn’t share anything that wasn’t stupendous in the first place. It has to be a winner or it doesn’t make the cut and it ends up in the annual recounting of my recipe fails. It has to be great according to my own opinion, and the opinion of the friends, family, and my significant other (who, as you know, definitely eats a lot of my recipe creations, and often finishes them off single-handedly).White Chocolate Mini Reese’s Cups– Substitute regular miniature Reese’s cups for a milk chocolate version. Place in the refrigerator for 20 minutes so that the Reese's cups firm and adhere to the crust. Also place the remaining cheesecake mixture in the refrigerator for 20 minutes. We want it to get a little firmer, so that it will spread into a mound on the crust more easily.

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Vanilla extract –This recipe uses a full tablespoon of vanilla for a deep flavor and enticing vanilla aroma. Use homemade vanilla extract for an even better taste!

To bake: Use a tablespoon scoop to fill a greased mini-muffin tin with the cookie dough. Bake for about 10 minutes, remove and immediately press a Reese’s cup and sprinkles into the top of each warm cookie cup. Peanut butter morsels –While you could leave these out they add so much more peanut butter goodness to the cookie.