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Homemade Gift Exchange

by Laurel on October 23, 2006


WHITE CHOCOLATE CHEX MIX

This one I use for gifts, I make up large batches and then fill some pretty plastic containers with a nice Christmas bow. This give you the salty/sweet combination.

3 c. Rice Chex
3 c. Corn Chex
3 c. Cheerios
3 c. pretzels
2 c. peanuts
12 oz. M & M’s
1 lb. white chocolate (I use white bark chocolate)

Melt chocolate. Mix with Chex, Cheerios, pretzels and nuts. Continue to mix and break up until white chocolate is completely dry. Add M & M’s. Enjoy.

For more wonderful Gift Exchange ideas head on over to Kisses of Sunshine.

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{ 12 comments… read them below or add one }

1

Tracie 10.23.06 at 4:47 pm

Not only does that sound yummy, and like a great gift idea…..it is aobut my “cooking speed”.

Thanks for sharing. I might just try this out. the trick will be not eating it before I have a chance to give it away :)

2

Larae 10.23.06 at 6:40 pm

Yum! I can’t wait to try this! Thanks for sharing =)

3

Sissy B. 10.23.06 at 7:24 pm

Thanks for that link….lots of good ideas…I’m going on a cyber search for those double lemon delight cookies…I love the white chocolate chex mix by the way :)

4

Blessed Beyond Measure 10.23.06 at 7:38 pm

Perfect! I dont really like the other kind of Chex, but anything with white chocolate, and it makes a big bunch of it. Perfect for the neighbors. Thanks so much for the idea and recipe.

5

Susie 10.23.06 at 8:56 pm

I will have to try this. My daughter and I love white chocolate so much that it may never make it to an actual gift.

6

Linda 10.23.06 at 10:14 pm

I seem to see you wherever I go, so thought I would stop by and visit. This is a wonderful blog. I need to catch up a bit - so I’ll be back. That looks like an absolutley delicious gift!!

7

Melanie 10.23.06 at 10:49 pm

YUM! I do something like this for my daughter. Use the same combo of salty and then add seasonal candy (not melted)- like candy corn, Christmas M&M’s, etc. Makes a cute treat bag.

8

Malissa 10.23.06 at 11:19 pm

mmm that sounds yummy!

9

Eagles Wings Mommy 10.24.06 at 7:45 am

salty & sweet a - how can you go wrong :-)
Thanks for a new idea!
Blessing

10

GiBee 10.24.06 at 9:56 am

LOVE this idea! I’m going to try it this year… sort of like Jen’s White Lightening recipe! Yum.

And, I love the picture, because I’m such a visual person, ya know what I mean?!

Thanks for participating in the Homemade Gift Idea Exchange!

11

Susanne 10.24.06 at 11:56 pm

Yummmy! It looks so nice, too! A feast for the eyes and the tastebuds!

12

C. H. Green 10.25.06 at 9:38 am

Definitely going to have to try this!

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