I am going stop baking and go ahead and post my Christmas White Trash recipe. I have had several request for the recipe and it is so quick and easy to make. This trash is an all time family favorite. I make it for, Valentine's, Easter, and whenever there is something to celebrate. The basic recipe for the trash is the same each time. I just change the color of the M&Ms for what we are celebrating. For Valentine's I use the cute pink, red, and white M & Ms. This makes a great treat to give as gifts in little holiday bags also.
Christmas White Trash
24 oz. vanilla flavored candy coating (almond bark)
6 cups Kellogg's Crispix cereal
3 cups Christmas shaped pretzels
16 oz. M&M'S Peanut Butter Chocolate Candies, or Peanut Chocolate Candies, or Plain Chocolate Candies in Christmas Colors
In a medium microwave safe bowl, melt chocolate in the microwave for 2-4 minutes at 30 SECOND intervals until chocolate is melted; set aside. In a large bowl, add cereal, pretzels, and M&Ms. Pour melted chocolate over the cereal mixture. Using a large spatula to fold all together making sure not to break up the cereal to much. Once all the mixture is coated real well with the chocolate, pour out onto a table lined with waxed paper. Once cooled, break up into piece and store in an air tight container.
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Posted by: Kay Little
Thank you, K, for taking time out to post this recipe. It sounds so good. Just like so many of your reipes!!
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Monica Truitt Erickson
I would never have imagined that cereal could go so well with the chocolate and peanut butter for this recipe. This is what I probably want to have this Christmas.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds great, I can't wait to give it a try. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMonica ~ you are such a sweetie...Merry Christmas to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteSean ~ you cannot go wrong with peanuts, peanut butter with chocolate...Merry Christmas!
Courtney ~ thanks for stopping by...Merry Christmas!
Tasty and Festive! Happy Holidays :-)
ReplyDeleteI just love the name...LOL!!
ReplyDeleteI can already envision my sister's face when she asks me what I'm bringing for Christmas and I say "white trash".... HEE!
Love it!
Mags ~ Christmas in front of it...cleans it all up! It's that what Christmas is all about...you are a hoot!! Blessing for a Merry Christmas!! K
ReplyDeleteWith a name like "White Trash", how can it not be good, lol! I buy something similar to this at our local bulk barn, never realizing how easy it would be to make at home. Thanks for the recipe and happy holidays!!
ReplyDeleteHi K, thanks for all the great recipes and wishing you a very Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteYum! Anything with chocolate peanut butter m&m's... I'm totally sold. Thanks for linking on The Christmas Smorgasbord!
ReplyDelete~The Lucky Wife {via The Chef}
Sounds so yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteStopping by from Mandy's Recipe Box...
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good! I've never seen it with the M&M's, and that makes it extra cute for the holidays! Thanks for posting this. Yum.
hahahaha i have to admit - the title is what caught my attention. i was like "yeah! i'll take some white trash! i AM some white trash!" haha..love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a funny name but it sure does sound delicious! Thank you for sharing this treat with the Hearth and Soul hop.
ReplyDeleteso yummi and pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteY-um! You have so many delicious-looking recipes. The name of this one cracks me up. I have a chex mix recipe called "Christmas Crack". Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWarmly, Michelle
Seriously LOVE the name of these...and they look amazing too! :) You've been featured on DIY Thrifty Thursday at www.thrifty101.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteHope to see you again this week!
Michelle
Hi K! I just wanted to let you know that your white trash was featured on Foodie Friday today! It reminded me so much of what my Mom made when I was younger. The only real difference is she used Chex instead of Crispix. So I had to share this one with everybody. Thank you again for linking it up!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this recipe! My daughter has a friend who is from Alabama and he is always talking about "white trash" that is mom makes but I have never seen a recipe! Can't wait to try this!
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