This stuff looks strange.
I remember seeing this ugly snack for the first time. I was at a girls Secret Santa Christmas party and my friend brought it as her potluck treat. I thankfully accepted her contribution to the food table, eyeing the strange mixture of whatever-it-was as I placed it with the other food. I tried the snack to be polite, and then…I was HOOKED! Sure, this “Puppy Chow” isn’t anything to look at, but it’s tasty. It’s filled with peanut butter, chocolate and icing sugar and makes me a very happy girl. A very, very, happy girl.
To begin, melt PB and chocolate chips in a big pot on the stove. Once melted, take off the heat.
Put box of Crispix in a big bowl, and add melted chocolate and PB.
Stir everything together until Crispix is covered with the choco/PB mixture.
Pour into two large freezer bags.
Add icing sugar.
And now shake that mixture silly to “Jingle Bells”!
Put your freezer bags in the fridge or freezer to solidify the mixture, and then you’re all done! This is such a great gift. You can doll it up is a nice Christmas tin, or bag with a bow. It’s cheap, easy, tasty and fun!
Happy Holidays Everyone!
Puppy Chow recipe
Ingredients:
1 box “Crispix” cereal
2 cups milk chocolate chips
2 cups peanut butter
1 small bag icing sugar
Directions:
1. Melt PB and chocolate chips in a big pot on the stove.
2. Once melted, take off heat.
3. Put box of Crispix in a big bowl, and add melted chocolate and PB.
4. Stir everything together until Crispix is covered with the chocolate and PB mixture.
5. Pour into two large freezer bags, and then add icing sugar.
6. Shake until covered (however much icing sugar you feel you need).
7. Cool in fridge/freezer (I always freeze mine).
This is one of my favorites. It’s so simple but it’s so so GOOD! I’m going to have to share your butterscoth marshmallow recipe with a firend of mine. I know she’d love it.
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MErry Christmas to you and yours.
Monica
Love puppy chow! I make mine with SunButter and it is SO. GOOD. :-)
I tasted this stuff for the first time at Christmas last year except I think they called it “trash” haha. Really addictive stuff.