Christmas candle ring Photo by J.Q. Rose |
First of all, Puppy Chow is NOT for puppies. No. It's actually Puppy Chow for People. Er, no wait, that's not quite right either. It's a treat for people,but named Puppy Chow because...Hm, you know I don't really know why they call it puppy chow.
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My daughters, granddaughter, and me! |
Heck, let me just give you the recipe, so you can make it. When you taste the sweetness and creamy flavor of peanut butter-chocolate,you won't care what the name is either.
Ingredients to make puppy chow for people |
Puppy
Chow for People
1
12 oz. box Crispix Cereal, Rice Chex, or Corn Chex
2
½ - 3 cups of powdered sugar
12
oz. chocolate chips
1
cup creamy peanut butter
¼
c. margarine
Melt
peanut butter, margarine, and chocolate chips in a bowl in the microwave on
high for one minute. Stir. Heat for 30 seconds more.
Pour
mixture over cereal in a large bowl. (This is the most difficult part of the
recipe. Covering all the cereal with the thick chocolate is difficult. I gave
up stirring it with a spoon. Instead I buttered my fingers and tossed it together.
Be careful. It is hot. Later, a friend suggested wearing gloves and spray them
with oil. Either way, I think the kids would have fun trying to mix it with
their hands. Of course, watch out they don’t lick the sweet chocolate off their
hands while stirring!! It is tempting.)
Put
powdered sugar in a paper grocery bag and add cereal mix. Shake till well
coated.
You
may store in a tight container or plastic bag.
I hope this treat will make your holiday get-togethers tastier.
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Deadly Undertaking by J.Q. Rose
A handsome detective, a shadow man, and a
murder victim kill Lauren’s plan for a simple life.
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*****Up All Night Reading
Needless to say, Deadly Undertaking
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filled with tension and sexy pizazz. I enjoyed the interaction between the
supernatural and love. They provide a lighter note to the darker themes of
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What a great recipe, JQ. I expect children love to make it. We don't have Corn Chex here in the UK, but we have Rice Krispies, which I think would work very well. I'll give it a go over Christmas and let you know!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the super reviews. I'm starting Deadly Undertaking tonight - it's my very next read - and I'm really looking forward to a funny, suspenseful and entertaining read over Christmas.
Have a lovely holiday!
Thanks for the recipe and the reviews are great--congrats. :-)
ReplyDeleteAnna from elements of emaginette
Fun recipe, JQ, but goodness we need to find a better name for it. LOL Glad your book is doing so well.
ReplyDeleteHelena, you'll have fun reading it.
Best to y'all during the holidays. I'll share.
Helena, rice krispies would probably work since rice chex are good in the recipe too. Let me know if you try it. So happy you'll spend part of your Christmas with Lauren, Gary, and Henry. Read on!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you too!
Thanks, Anna.
ReplyDeleteMarsha, I know. The name puzzles me. I guess puppies would love it too! But I don't think chocolate is good for dogs.
ReplyDeleteThanks for including that one line review for Helena. I love every word of it!
Wishing you a joyful Christmas!
There are many pet owners who loves their pets so much that they have to bring them whenever they have to go traveling. The idea of traveling with pets can be quite scary for any pet owner because they don't know if their pet will be welcomed and properly accommodated during their travel. An even worse thought is if their pet will be accommodated at all. But traveling with a cat carrier isn't that difficult as many people would think, granted that you understand exactly what are the things to expect and there is enough preparation on your part.
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