White Trash Recipe, my Favorite Holiday Treat
My top fave for the holiday season, this White Trash recipe combines two of my favourite indulgences – white chocolate and cereal. And, this recipe defines easy. Go ahead, make it – I know you’ll be hooked!
White Trash
My top fave for the holiday season, this White Trash recipe combines two of my favourite indulgences - white chocolate and cereal.
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Servings: 1
Ingredients
- Cheerios cereal
- Chex cereal
- Pretzel Sticks
- Chocolate Chips {regular and white chocolate}
- ** Optional: package of Smarties or M&M’s
Instructions
- Melt the white chocolate in the microwave while you dump the cereals and pretzels {and candy if you wish} into a big bowl.
- As soon as the white chocolate is melted, pour over cereal and mix until well coated {the more white chocolate the merrier, I have found}.
- Spread the mixture on wax paper and leave to dry.
- Melt a small amount of chocolate and drizzle over the top as desired.
- Once cooled, break-up and store in resealable containers or bags.
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Nutrition
Serving: 1Servings | Calories: 100kcal | Carbohydrates: 17g | Protein: 2g | Fat: 3g | Saturated Fat: 2g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 1mg | Sodium: 94mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 8g
Gift Idea: Add to small Christmas themed bags for presents – great for local friends to compliment a Christmas card, or for your mailman or those you wouldn’t normally purchase gifts for. It’s an easy delicious gesture this holiday season!
Word to the wise though, gift ASAP or your gonna snack on it all.the.time – it’s THAT good! 🙂
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Intrigued by the name! Looks yummy too!
I love that this is called White trash! I want to make it and give it out to people just so i can tell them the name of it – for a Christmas Theme – you could call it Melted Snow – because it looks like when the snow starts to melt and all the stuff that was on the ground before the pretty white snow covered it, starts to show again! LOL I love this and i am so making some! Thanks for the post! 🙂
Wow this looks simple yet delicious! My boys would love this, thanks for sharing
yum yum, hilarious name too! haha
Must admit I have eaten cereal since I was a child because of the high salt and sugar content – our mother used to combine them with hot chocolate and cool them – lovely
This looks so yummy and I love the name!
The title of this one caught my eye…PINNED! I like how you said that Smarties or M&Ms were optional….as if. You’re funny.
This looks like it could be very addicting!
I had to click the picture to figure out what was THIS monster of a concoction. It looks like a mess but oh so yummy! I will surprise my five year old with this, in fact, he’ll help me make it! 🙂
wow do those every look delicious, great quick easy treat to make for kids. i’m going to have to try this my kids are always asking to help make something this would be a good recipe for them to help me with, let’s hope they don’t try to snack too much while making it.
Hilarious name but looks really yummy and versatile. Why don’t I think of simple treats like this?!
Hilarious name for a recipe – but it looks so easy and versatile…why don’t I think of easy treats like this?!
This looks delicious! Thanks for sharing.
LOL, with a name like ” White Trash ” it got my sweet attention! Thanks for sharing this interestingly named treat…
i cant wait to try this out .. my daughter is so picky, but i have a feeling she will love these
I can’t wait to make these, definitely not waiting for Chirstmas this year.
Mmmmmmm! These look amazing!! Cannot wait to make them!
I love this recipe!! I make white chocolate popcorn for the holidays, but I may have to try this recipe this year. Thanks for sharing!!!
I’m loving your recipes! This looks amazing. I HAVE to try it!
This looks good! My family would love this sweet treat!
looks yummy
What a fun treat to do with grandkids and kids alike. Easy is always best colorful tooo!
The name definitely made me take a second look, lol. Looks yummy though! Im sure my son would love these.
My kids would love these, everything they like is in there. I’ll have to give them a try.
I came across this recipe when you first posted it. Love how easy it would be to make. I think I may try it myself.
This would be great to make with kids, simple and easy!
Sounds and looks delicious.
Oh my why did you post this recipe…I am trying to lose a few pounds. I know it’s the wrong time to being doing this but I’m giving it a go…So now I have to make this recipe..it’s going to be a hardship but I’ll do it…hehe
Okay you grabbed me with the title..lol. After reading the recipe I’m going to try making this on the weekend..I will let you know the outcome!
I made this last night – wow, you are not kidding. Easy and the best treat ever!
thank you times a million!!
are you serious this looks amazingly yummy and easy!
We call ours clodhoppers, and add golden grahams to ours! I always make extra and take to daycare for all the workers, it is always the first snack gone!
Great idea, Andrea! I’ll have to add the Golden Grahams next time and try it out!
I love this stuff too!!! YUM! BTW.. I would be glad to show you around Pinterest any day! LOL!
This is such a great idea! I can’t belive I have never heard of this before. Im going to make a batch for my husband to take to work!
What an awesome easy treat! Im going to for sure make this for my granddaughter!
It is yummy, yummy. Thanks for the Xmas treat, Tamm
your very welcome!!
It’s a good idea to send to school also. They always have a breakfast before Christmas. I think it counts as breakfast food since there is cereal in it 😉
Thanks
Ha!! Good idea, Josee! But, nut-free, so safe to send to school!!
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ohmigosh! That looks SO yummy, and easy. Kinda like the candy corn bark I make for fall. And this recipe is probably safe for my daughter, too, since she can have all those the ingredients (nut allergy). YUM! Thanks for sharing!
It’s hard to find a non-nut recipe this time of year, isn’t it? Some you can omit, but others aren’t as good without. This is divine!! 🙂