Chex mix with bugles christmas

You'll love this Party Snack Mix filled with Chex cereal, pretzels, Bugles, crackers, Cheetos and peanuts roasted in a seasoned butter sauce.

It has been a busy weekend. I spent it in Springfield watching Cheerleading Competition. Grace, my youngest daughter cheers for Mater Dei JV. There was some tough competition there. I am happy to r…

Crunchy baked Ranch Trail Mix - a zesty, tangy, salty Chex Mix loaded with tons of flavor from ranch seasonings for an addictive snack!

It's that time of year again when many of us are making all kinds of treats and sweets. A few years ago I posted this recipe, and I think it's worth sharing again. 6 cups Shreddies 6 cups Cheerios 10 cups Rice or Corn Chex 6 cups pretzels 6 cups Bugles 6 cups peanuts, optional 1 cup butter 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 1 teaspoon onion powder 2 teaspoons garlic salt 2 teaspoons Seasoning salt Measure all cereal, pretzels, bugles and peanuts into a large bow. Stir to combine. Melt butter…

This no bake sweet and salty snack mix recipe has it all. It has so many fun textures and it is coated in a crunchy caramel that ties it all together. Plus this tasty caramel Chex mix can be customized to match your flavor preferences or the occasion.

This classic party mix is elevated with the addition of a few special ingredients like Bugles and bagel chips. It's the perfect snack for game day, holiday gatherings, road trips and more!

This Santa Hat Party Mix is exactly what you need for your upcoming Christmas party! Learn to make cute edible santa hats and a delicious holiday snack mix!

Make your own Chex Mix with add-ins like Bugles, cheese crackers, pistachios, or whatever you like! This recipe will give you the proper proportions to make the ultimate Chex party mix.

Chex Mix recipes are always great. Christmas Chex Mix (or Christmas Crack Chex Mix) is a sweet & salty snack with a fresh burst of peppermint.

In honor of all those kiddos going back to school, I have a recipe for the ultimate treat that parents and kids can both agree on....and snack on! I don't think I have met anyone who doesn't like Chex Mix. But have you ever tried the "souped up" version called "Texas Trash"? Well....oh my...you are in for a treat! I don't know a one of my friends who does not have their own perfect recipe for Texas Trash. They are all similar but with their own twist. Now for my friends who do not live in…