This homemade White Chocolate Espresso Peanut Butter recipe makes the perfect spread for toast or to eat off a spoon when a sugar craving hits!

Ever since I made my White Chocolate Pretzel Peanut Butter, I’ve been dreaming up tons of extravagant, indulgent peanut butters and almond butters that I want to make. I’ve already said before on the blog how much I love making my own nut butters, but if you’re new here and you’ve never done it, just know—it’s so rewarding and so much easier than you would think!
You can add whatever wild flavors you want, use whatever nuts you want, or mix nuts—anything goes!

Clearly, I like making chocolatey peanut butters, as evidenced by the aforementioned White Chocolate Pretzel Peanut Butter and the classic Chocolate Peanut Butter. I’ve dreamed up tons of other flavors as well, but they just haven’t been made yet.
But, considering my love for peanut butter, they will be. I try to eat healthy-ish, so these nut butters are somewhat of an indulgence for me to eat for breakfast. But a quick spoonful also makes a wonderful lazy dessert. So good! Be careful, though – it’s wildly addictive, and far too easy to keep eating spoonfuls!

You may think this sounds weird. White chocolate, peanut butter, and espresso aren’t things you think would go together. You likely wouldn’t think of eating whole espresso beans. But guess what? It totally works. The sweetness of the white chocolate masks the bitterness of the espresso beans, so you get pure coffee flavors along with the crunch the beans provide. It’s wonderful!
Oh, and this spread was just begging to be spread on a waffle for breakfast. Enjoy!

White Chocolate Espresso Peanut Butter
Ingredients
- 2 cups roasted unsalted peanuts
- 4 oz. high-quality white chocolate, melted
- 1/4 cup espresso beans
Instructions
- Place the peanuts in the food processor for about 5-7 minutes or until the mixture is completely smooth (it will go through stages, such as powdery, paste-y, and then turn into a big ball. Don’t worry, as the oils are released it will continue to break down until it gets creamy and delicious! Just let the processor do it’s thing). Scrape down the sides of the food processor bowl every 2-3 minutes or as necessary.
- Once the mixture is at the right consistency, add in the melted chocolate. Process until combined. Add the espresso beans and pulse a few times to break up the beans just slightly. Place in sterilized jars and refrigerate for up to 2 months, or keep at room temperature for up to 2 weeks in an airtight container.
Notes
I don’t think this sounds strange at all – just amazing! I have some (store-bought) espresso almond butter in the pantry that just sounded so insanely good to me, but I’ve been forgetting to try it. Now I just want to drag out my food processor and make a bunch of nut butters on my own!
I’ve been wanting to make my own peanut butter for so long and haven’t gotten around to doing it yet. This combination sounds so good! I’ll definitely refer back to this post when I finally make my own.
This looks delicious. I really wish I could grab a spoonful right about now! Such a fun combo of flavors
This sounds soo good! I’ve been wanting to make different spreads and butters for awhile, but I haven’t tried it yet. It seems easy enough, though. Might have to give this one a try! :)
Oh wow….this sounds amazing! I love different flavoured peanut butter. I’m a sucker for a dark chocolate peanut butter, but I cannot wait to try this out. Awesome flavour combination.
This looks and sounds crazy good! I have a few PB recipes in my drafts and one I’m posting later this week. I love white choc and make sure to use it as much as I can in my homemade spreads, too! :)
WHAT. IS. THIS. MAGIC.
You are a genius.
Yum! I’ve always wanted to make my own peanut butter so I could make cookies with it! Have you ever tried making your own nutella?
I haven’t! It’s definitely on the to-do list though :)
Although I love plain peanut butter, Its fun to try different flavors. This one looks ridiculously good! I can imagine it would taste great mixed into a cookie recipe.
My favorite peanut better is white chocolate wonderful by peanut butter and co. I never thought of making it myself. Thanks this looks delicious.