Serves a Crowd
Salted Dark Chocolate Puppy Chow
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7 Reviews
K N.
December 19, 2019
This is the thing I want to eat at the holidays. It's funny because puppy chow isn't something that I encountered much growing up in Hawaii but it's the perfect kind of sweet, salty, nutty, crunchy nibble that I associate with Christmas. I swapped in almond butter (husband is allergic to peanuts) and made it dairy free by using Miyoko vegan butter. So good! I made it to gift friends...so long as I can stop nibbling on it...
jayaymeye
January 28, 2018
Made this. Measurements are really quite flexible (weighed the chocolate, but not very precise with the peanut butter or butter--probably used a bit less butter). Threw in raisins and peanuts.
Also, no need to use zip bag for confectioner's sugar step; I poured it into the bowl with the already-covered cereal and it mixed in and absorbed fine. Easier/less waste. Overall, delicious! But how could you go wrong, really, with these ingredients?
Also, no need to use zip bag for confectioner's sugar step; I poured it into the bowl with the already-covered cereal and it mixed in and absorbed fine. Easier/less waste. Overall, delicious! But how could you go wrong, really, with these ingredients?
Holly B.
December 8, 2015
Any thoughts on how successfully this would ship in a care package to a college student?
Kathleen
December 4, 2015
One of the pics in the recipe post shows much more than Crispix or Rice Chex cereals (i.e., pumpkin seeds, fritos, coconut flakes, cashews and pretzels) but they are not mentioned in the recipe. Do you use all of these in your Puppy Chow? I could see how that would make for an amazing combo -- especially with the dark choc/quality PB blend! Yum!
Sally
December 7, 2015
I noticed the same thing about the photo with all the extra ingredients. What's the deal?
Sally
December 7, 2015
Now I get it. Tap on the picture of all those ingredients and it will take you to a recipe for a savory snack mix. It gave me a good idea for the puppy chow though. I think I will try adding pumpkin seeds to the puppy chow. Should be good!
Riddley G.
December 7, 2015
Hi! The photo is meant to show while the recipe calls for just cereal, you can add other ingredients (pretzels! coconut!) to make it your own.
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