Crock Pot Chex Mix
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Posted: 10/27/14
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Crock Pot Chex Mix ~ Simple and Delicious Chex Mix Loaded with Cheerios, Pretzels, Peanuts and Chex Made in your Crock Pot!
Today is a fabulous fall day once again minus the wind. I could really do without that, but I’ll take the warm weather. I looked at the forecast and kind of wanted to cry. Halloween calls for 47 degrees. Insert frowning face here for sure. My hubs looked at me as I whined and said you know it’s going to get cold at some point. Well, yes I suppose I do but I admit I’m in denial. I’m soaking up the gorgeous weather and totally ignoring the fact November is on the horizon.
I may be possibly ignoring this due to the fact that I can’t get my winter jacket zipped anymore. So really I’m in it for the practicality of not buying another jacket. I’ll free before I do that or where the hub’s jacket which is huge, huge, huge on me. So If you see a pregnant lady wandering around in a men’s jacket in the next month that’s just me. Smile, look the other direction and don’t say anything ok? Glad we had that chat. I’m sooo over buying maternity clothes. I’m kinda over wearing them to until I think of wearing pants with a real waist band again. There’s something to say about elastic. To bad that’s not really in fashion huh? There’s also something about not having to suck in your tummy while pregnant. You know that moment someone goes to take a picture and you are thinking ahhhhh this shirt is not so flattering. That moment does not exist this far along in the pregnancy. Let it all hang out. It’s the one time you look cute with a big belly. Embrace it my friends.
Speaking of clothes how on earth did I forget how adorable baby clothes are? My wallet is not liking this realization again. I started going through newborn clothes and washing them up soon to realize having children in opposite seasons was not my best move, but that means this Momma is going to get to shop more. Hopefully this time around I have a boy and then I can rationalize the fact I need all new outfits obviously. I might feel a little guilty buying new clothes when I have tons of girls clothes, except they might all be in the wrong season!
With the holidays coming up I made you this awesome snack mix. Awesome is right. You know you have those parties where you must bring something and this is perfect to set out on the goodie table. It’s not a sweet but it’s perfect when you have the munchies because really there is only so many cookies you can eat right? Or so I’m telling you!
This snack mix is loaded with pretzels, chex, peanuts, and Cheerios and seasoned just perfect. You are going to love it!
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Crock Pot Chex Mix
Simple and Delicious Chex Mix Loaded with Cheerios, Pretzels, Peanuts and Chex Made in your Crock Pot!
Ingredients
- 4 c. wheat Chex
- 4 c. Cheerios
- 3 c. pretzel rods
- 1 12 oz can salted peanuts
- 1/4 c. butter melted
- 3 Tbsp Parmesan cheese
- 3/4 tsp seasoned salt
Instructions
- In a large 5 quart slow cooker combine cereals, pretzels and peanuts.
- In a small bowl combine butter, Parmesan cheese and seasoned salt. Drizzle of cereal mixture in crock pot. Mix well.
- Cover crock pot and cook on low for 3 hours. Stirring every thirty minutes. Makes sure to get the bottom of the mixture stirred.
- Let cool on wax paper. Store in an airtight container.
Nutrition Information
Calories: 993kcal (50%), Carbohydrates: 174g (58%), Protein: 31g (62%), Fat: 26g (40%), Saturated Fat: 6g (38%), Cholesterol: 11mg (4%), Sodium: 1975mg (86%), Potassium: 1096mg (31%), Fiber: 21g (88%), Sugar: 13g (14%), Vitamin A: 3575IU (72%), Vitamin C: 27.1mg (33%), Calcium: 539mg (54%), Iron: 54mg (300%)
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Claudia Stokes-Stoltz says
lovethe crockpot idea! much easier on my back:)
Melanie @ Carmel Moments says
I can make chex mix in a crock pot? Amazing!
Kids would devour it. 🙂
Judy says
I heard about you through Julie’s Eats & Treats
tanya says
This is one of those snack mixes that I can mindlessly munch on all day. Then before I know it, it’s all gone! Baby boy clothes are cute, but I girls clothes are still so much cuter! Regardless, go shopping!
Katie Contests says
I first found Beyond Frosting through a group giveaway, like this one!
Courtney says
I heard about it on your blog, right here.
Danielle | Krafted Koch says
Yummmmm, chex mix with Parmesan AND in a Crock Pot….genius and delicious!!!
Lisa says
I’ve heard about them through Pinterest!
Auntiepatch says
I heard about Beyond Frosting here.
Julianne @ Beyond Frosting says
Thank you so much for participating!!!! Loving this crock pot chex mix.
Julie Evink says
Of course Julianne! Congrats on surviving and thriving another year in blogland 🙂
Kelly - Life Made Sweeter says
Baby clothes are the cutest – so much fun shopping for them 🙂 This snack mix is super fun too! Love the sweet and salty combo and wow – what a great idea to make it in the crock pot! Can’t wait to try this! Pinning!
Gina Gearhart says
I just heard of Beyond Frosting today from here when I clicked on link in an email from Julie Evink.
Gina Gearhart says
Love this one!
Lisa Habinowski says
I found you on Facebook
Jackie says
I heard about this from the Julie’s Easts and treats newsletter today, October27. The recipe there sounds so good.