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Yummy Gf Christmas Treat


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I'm not sure how many have heard of this family favorite of ours but we refer to it as "puppy" chow. (chex cereal covered in chocolate,peanut butter and powdered sugar).

But I've tried my hand at a gluten-free version and it turned out really tastey! So for those who'd like a little christmas munchy for you or your kids give this recipe a whirl! (Please note, its certainly not calorie free!)

Gorilla Munch Cereal (Gluten free, and found my local Kroger, or Whole Foods grocery stores)

Melt down chocolate chips and peanut butter in a small sauce pan. Add as much as you desire of the Gorilla munch until it is completely coated with the peanut butter and chocolate.

Take a brown paper sack or ziplock baggy, fill it with powdered sugar, Add the coated cereal. Seal the bag and shake like crazy to coat the cereal with the powder sugar.

Empty the contents into a serving bowl, and there you have it.. "puppy chow". Its quite tasty, just not calorie free I'm afraid! :)

Enjoy!


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Guest gfinnebraska

Thank you!!! That is one thing I miss... I LOVE puppy chow!! :) I will give it a try SOON! Just need to order the cereal! Yummy!!!

tarnalberry Community Regular

Health Valley makes gluten-free corn crunch-em and rice crunch-ems that are a one-to-one substitute for chex, if that would help.

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