Begin with a pillowy marshmallow meringue bowl, fill it with fluffy peanut butter mousse, then top it off with a classic chocolate Hershey’s kiss; it’s a bite-sized recipe mash-up to remember, and I call it the fluffernutter kiss.
Make it yourself by combining these recipes:
Stephen Collucci’s Peanut Butter Mousse Consider yourself forewarned on this PB mousse: the stuff is simple spoon-able heaven. This recipe is my standby for filling up killer parfaits and chocolate cookie tart shells.
Martha Stewart’s Meringues I did not pipe them in heart shapes the way Martha does, rather I scooped the meringue into cupcake papers and made a little well in the center using a tablespoon. They baked for a total of 1.5 hours, and cleanup was a breeze.
And if I may, I will tack on a final sentiment to Robin Leach’s signature line:
“Champagne wishes, caviar dreams, and fluffernutter kisses.” Goodnight!
cozywalls 
LOVE IT!
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ça me fait vraiment envie !… très beau et ce doit être très bon ! 😉
I hope you can make some! I would send some to you if I could, but these treats wouldn’t ship well 🙂
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Holy crap these look delicious, but after baking for an hour and a half, are the meringues crunchy or chewy? Just wondering because I would definitely prefer chewy.
Chewy — yes! Just the outside is a little crunchy. It’s why I took them out a little earlier than recommended on the website.
yummmmmmmm.
That looks amazing! This would be a great catering sweet decadent.
Bonbon’s fine Art . . .
These are stunning!