getting my mid-afternoon goldenberg peanut chew fix from the vending machine, i noticed the ones lurking behind have a new label. and they are now called chewets peanut chews. it appears just born in bethlehem, pa., the people... (20 replies, last updated by Maria in London August 16, 2005)

I grew up in the Mid-Atlantic area and these, along with Tastykakes, were items I often missed and had to pick up whenever I would go back to that area. Now, you can find both pretty easily. I see Peanut Chews (no longer made by... (7 replies, last updated by rememberme February 28, 2009)

and asked for Goldenberg’s Peanut Chews and a large Coke. “You want what?” the pimply-faced 16-year old stand attendant said. "Goldenberg’s... Peanut... Chews" I responded, as if I was talking to some... (11 replies, last updated by Alexandria December 28, 2002)

It was the candy of choice growing up. My mom’s favorite. I found them once in Los Angeles and bought out the entire supply for my her. She ate them all! Does anyone know where I can find them again? (5 replies, last updated by esotericlady December 12, 2003)

Hi Everyone— There were two products available when I grew up (outside NYC) that I can’t find up here. One is a candy called Goldenberg’s Peanut Chews and the other is Linden’s cookies (sold in... (9 replies, last updated by bigbear January 19, 2006)

I’m not sure where I remember reading it, but yes they have changed the recipe. And even if the company claims they didn’t the taste definitely isn’t the same. They were once my favorite candy. Now they taste... (4 replies, last updated by Caitlin McGrath June 27, 2006)

Hi folks. I’m baking bread now, and I desperately need to get the chew going in my bread. What do I have to do to increase it? I have most everything else right, but the chew. Crunchy bread annoys my mouth. Chewy bread is... (12 replies, last updated by Stuffed Monkey August 16, 2009)

Chew on That, they’re wonderful, and not at all hard to make. You need to start with reallllly good green peanuts, though. (57 replies, last updated by ceekskat August 13, 2009)

What are your favorite ways to eat this delectable food? I vouch for organic rice crackers or wassa smeared with peanut butter, topped with ripe sliced banana, drizzled with chestnut honey and sprinkled with cinnamon. I just... (173 replies, last updated by Jen76 November 8, 2009)

Are they the peanut-ginger chews at gingerpeople.com? Link: http://www.gingerpeople.com/order_chews.html (1 reply, last updated by Sharon A October 25, 2002)

. Boil until soft then just add sugar. Cook longer and blend with a stick blender if you want a creamy smooth soup. Cook shorter and don’t blend if you want to actually chew peanuts. (2 replies, last updated by nooodles March 7, 2006)

site, this recipe is highly requested. Good luck. Peanut Butter Chews Makes 32 bars 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons margarine, butter or shortening 2 cups granulated sugar 1 cup brown sugar 1 cup peanut butter 4 eggs 2 (12 replies, last updated by normalheightsfoodie May 6, 2008)

I remember as a child, Laura Scudders made a caramel peanut butter. It was one of my favorite things to eat on toast with bananas. A few years ago at an Amish restaurant near Akron, OH I purchased a similar product that was... (10 replies, last updated by zippysidekick January 4, 2008)

For my money, the best peanut butter in the universe is Adams, and to be specific, Adams Crunchy. It’s good enough when I first tasted it, as a gift, I ordered it by the case from the Pacific NW, down to Oklahoma. It’s... (26 replies, last updated by TesterDave May 31, 2009)

Whenever I want a “little something” and there’s nothing to snack on, I like peanut butter in a spoon. Does anyone else do this? My favorite p-butter for this purpose lately is Trader Joe’s Organic Smooth... (52 replies, last updated by Jimmy Buffet September 3, 2009)