Puppy Chow Snack Recipe
About this Puppy Chow Snack Recipe
This holiday and party snack is one that kids and adults will chow down on. It is guaranteed to be a hit. To appear realistic, it must be served in a real dog dish. But please, use a brand new, never used (by a dog) dog dish. Make this puppy chow recipe for parties and holidays. It looks great on the Halloween snack tray.
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Puppy Chow Ingredients
12 ounces of any flavor of Chex cereal or Crispix
1/2 cup butter, margarine, or oleo.
1 cup crunchy peanut butter
12-ounce package semi-sweet chocolate chips
2 – 3 cups powdered sugar
How to Make Puppy Chow Directions
In a medium microwave-safe bowl, combine butter, peanut butter, and chocolate chips.
Microwave on high for one minute. Stir mixture.
Heat for an additional minute and stir again.
Reheat and stir a little more until the mixture is smooth.
Pour the cereal into a large bowl.
Pour the mixture over the cereal.
Stir gently until the cereal is well-coated.
Pour the powdered sugar into a large bag. (paper works better than plastic)
Pour the coated cereal into the powdered sugar.
Shake well until cereal is well coated with powdered sugar.
Lay out wax paper on a counter or table.
Spread the puppy chow onto the waxed paper and allow it to cool and dry.
Store in a covered container or food storage bag until ready to use.
Serve in a brand-new dog dish.
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