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If the granola has big clusters, break them down using a rolling pin. Toss the granola and chopped peanuts together in a big bowl until they’re well mixed.
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Gently heat the dark chocolate and coconut oil until it’s completely melted. Stir in the peanut butter and honey, mixing everything until smooth and combined.
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Pour the melted chocolate blend into the granola mixture and stir it well to coat everything evenly. If it turns out too runny, let it sit for a bit to allow the chocolate to thicken. Adjust as needed—add more granola if it’s too sticky or more honey if it’s too crumbly. What you want is a consistency that sticks together when pressed.
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Lightly grease a muffin tray with 12 slots. Scoop the granola mixture into the tray, dividing it equally. Press the mixture firmly into each section, making sure it holds. Use a spoon or finger to create a little well in each piece.
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Pop the tray into the freezer for about 5–10 minutes. You want the cups to firm up, but don’t leave them too long—they’ll be harder to take out.
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Once they’re set, carefully remove the cups from the pan. If they’re stubborn, leave them on the counter for a couple of minutes or use a small knife to ease them out gently.
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Spoon peanut butter into each cup—if it feels too thick to spread, warm it up first. Finish with a slice of banana on top, if you like.
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Store them in an airtight container and keep them in the fridge for about a week. For long-term storage, freeze them for up to 3 months.