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Puppy Chow....


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I have Healthy Valley Rice and Corn crunch ems....but I'm looking for a recipe for puppy chow...my son and I are having a craving!LOL

Thanks, Jess

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ab123 Rookie

Usually you can get the recipe on the back of Skippy brand Peanut Butter. I didnt know that they made gluten free chex mix- Ive been craving puppy chow also!

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Yup...there's Healthy Valley Corn Crunch Em's and Rice Crunch Em's....I use them to make "chex mix" too.

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Crystalkd Contributor

I thought this thread was going to be about dog food. LOL

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cruelshoes Enthusiast

We always use the recipe from the Open Original Shared Link and just substitute the Health Valley cereals. I need to pick some of those up on payday. Chex mix sounds so good right now!

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Thanks Cruelshoes!!! That is the one I ended up using....went to the grocery store and looked on the back of teh chex corn box!LOL Next time though I think I'm only going to use 8.5 C corn cereal!

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lonewolf Collaborator

I just posted this last week on another thread. We all love it at our house.

Puppy Chow

1/4 c. Butter (Spectrum shortening or oil if CF)

6 oz. Chocolate chips

1 C Peanut or Almond Butter (the almond butter is surprisingly good in this)

7 C Corn and/or Rice Crunch

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Renth Newbie

Puppy Chow! Oh I loved that stuff, I did my undergrad the University of Georgia and since we're the Bulldogs they had puppychow in the dining hall before games. Thanks for a gluten free version!

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