Gail Tabor, who popularized the Ohio confection, developed her dipped peanut butter buckeyes around Christmas 1963. "A buckeye," she wrote in the Arizona Republic, "for those who need explanation ...

A creamy peanut butter wrapped in rich chocolate, this buckeye candy recipe looks just like Ohio. You'll love this sweet no bake treat perfect for Christmas, the holidays, tailgating and all year ...

The birth of the buckeye. Even the buckeye wasn’t originally a buckeye. Cook tells the story in her book of Gail Tabor, whose mother brought some chocolate-covered — fully covered, mind you ...

The ingredients in the Buckeyes are butter, peanut butter and powdered sugar, which will be rolled into balls and dipped in melted chocolate. You’ll notice we have two 1/2 cups of peanut butter ...

Reese's cups and "Buckeye Balls" are two unique treats that combine peanut butter and chocolate to make a sweet but savory dessert. The combo is popular among Americans.

Each buckeye is topped with a white chocolate cap, colored to look like peanut butter, which helps extend the candy’s shelf life. Buckeyes are the No. 1 selling item at Anthony-Thomas, with more ...

Here's some Ohio candy to give out to the costumed connoisseurs. Halloween is coming soon, and so are trick-or-treaters to your front door.

Experience Columbus has launched the Columbus Buckeye Treat Trail, a mobile-exclusive passport that guides visitors and locals to 16 shops offering various versions of Ohio's iconic buckeye candy ...

If you live in Ohio, the term “buckeye” is ubiquitous. Besides its prominence as a university mascot or facsimile confection of chocolate and peanut butter, the buckeye is, in fact, an ...

Here's some Ohio candy to give out to the costumed connoisseurs. Halloween is coming soon, and so are trick-or-treaters to your front door.