Vegan butterfinger recipe? Candy bar, cake, ect...10 points!?

Question

I'm reeeealy craving Butterfingers right now. I haven't had one in years, but I'm pregnant and the craving is strong. I'm obviously not going to eat one, though, so can anyone reccommend a good vegan recipe for a butterfinger candy bar or butterfinger cake or some sort of butterfinger dessert? Haha, the candybar recipe would be preferred, and hopefully no ingredients that are very expensive :)

Thanks! 10 points for the best recipe!

Answer 1

Ingredients:

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Cake:

1½ cups flour

1/3 cup cocoa powder

½ tsp baking soda

½ tsp salt

1 cup sugar

½ cup vegetable oil

1 cup cold water

2 tsp vanilla

2 tbs vinegar

Frosting:

2 ounces unsweetened chocolate

¼ cup smooth peanut butter

3 tbs water

1 tsp vanilla

1 cup confectioners sugar

Instructions:

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For Cake:

Heat oven to 350. Mix together all ingredients but vinegar. Mix in vinegar, immediatly put into oven. Cook ~35 minutes.

For Frosting:

Melt chocolate, either in double broiler/heavy saucepan or microwave. Stir. Mix together remaining ingredients.

Answer 2

my favorite... dipping chick-o-sticks into chocolate...

yummy.

I buy my chick-o-sticks at a local candy shop, but I'm not sure where else you can get them. They are really cheap though, so no worries.

Answer 3

chick o sticks dipped into chocolate as aforementioned (you can just buy any semi-sweet bakers chocolate, melt it in a double boiler, and dip the chick o sticks in melted chocolate, let cool on wax paper)

take the vegan "butterfingers" and crush onto vegan brownies for some delicious "butterfinger" brownies!

i usually make brownies from a box (some dark chocolate mixes from duncan hines and betty crocker are vegan) and then substitute 1/4 cup silken tofu for the eggs. or you could use your favorite vegan brownie recipe from online or wherever.

this recipe won my brother the bake-off prize for his boyscout troop. they are sure to satisfy! just make sure your silken tofu is fresh or else the brownies can get kind of soupy...but if this happens, the soupy brownies are delicious heated up and poured on top of soy vanilla icecream!