By the time I thought about reproducing them it was years later. It never occurred to me that they would be out of my life someday. They were a regular thing throughout my schooling. I remember you could buy them a la carte for 15 cents, one peanut butter kiss on a square of waxed paper. They were little scoops of a creamy peanut butter concoction, drizzled with chocolate (chocolate syrup, I think). The dessert I was most happy to see was something called peanut butter kisses. I seem to recall that dessert was served daily but maybe not. Surely there were a few other meals served but those are the only ones that I remember. Funny that I can't remember very many of the meals I was served in all those years - pork patty on bread with gravy, chicken croquettes (my favorite), salisbury steak, burgers, pizza, pizza burgers (probably what I was least happy to eat). I didn't really have a choice but I don't remember ever complaining about it. I ate the cafeteria lunch most of my way through school. I scooped the mixture and drizzled them with melted chocolate. Roll dough into balls, then roll balls in the coconut. In a 2-quart bowl, mix dry milk, peanut butter and honey. Recipe Favorites of 'ole Shawnee' Copyright 1968-1982
