“Snack”urday: Reindeer Food

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Oh…this “Snack”urday is so simple yet so stinkin’ delicious!  I have been working on and off with Betty Crocker.  Even just typing that sentence makes me grin!  Tee Hee…I work with Betty Crocker!  Crazy!  ~giggles~  Anyway,  they sent me a ton of great recipes this last week to try!

One of those recipes happens to be this Reindeer food, and they sent me the craft stuff to make this cute bucket to put it in!  This is such a great thing to get the kids in the kitchen!  I was super excited because it was made with Chex and they are Gluten Free!  The original recipe calls for White Chocolate Chips (which have dairy), so I made another batch with Ghiradelli Semi Sweet Chips.  Both batches are amazing!

Here are the directions for this super simple recipe!

Reindeer Food

Reindeer Food Printable Version

  • 6 cups rice chex
  • 1 bag white chocolate chips
  • 14 mini candy canes crushed  (or 4 large candy canes)

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Line a large baking sheet with wax paper

In a large bowl measure out chex mix.

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In a separate microwave safe bowl dump in the chocolate chips and microwave 30 seconds at a time, stirring in between, until chips are melted and can be stirred easily!

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Mix in half of the crushed candy canes into the chocolate.

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Pour the chocolate mix over the cereal and toss until coated.

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Pour coated cereal on to baking sheet and spread out evenly.

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Top with remaining crushed candy canes and let sit for about 20 minutes until set.  (I popped mine into the freezer for 5 minute’s…we are impatient!)

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Break into pieces and enjoy!

Did you notice the reindeer antlers are my babies handprints cut out of felt!  How sweet its that?!

Now, I know it isn’t a cookie, but this is an extremely amazing holiday snack!  If you have a great cookie recipe please add it to my Cookie Swap 2010 Below!

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About Amanda @ A Few Short Cuts

Amanda is a stay at home mom of 3 with a lot on her plate. She homeschools, blogs, bakes, and crafts all while staying on a budget. Coffee helps too!

Comments

  1. Such another great idea from Betty Crocker – and have to say I am so jealous that you work with them :) lucky duck

  2. I love these kinds of easy delicious treats.

    All week I am hosting a Holiday Treats week linky, hope you will stop by and join in.

  3. Is the Reindeer Feed recipe gluten free and nut free? Are white chocolate chips and candy canes/chex cereal gluten/nut free? I’d love to make this for my sons kinder class – but they have 2 children that are gluten and nut free.

    Thanks!

  4. These look awesome! Do you ZipList your recipes? I’m hopeful that maybe I’m missing a link? :)

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