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I know I’ve had a bunch of giveaways recently, but I’m feeling extra generous this holiday season. I hope you have been enjoying them and I have a couple more to come next week too!
I love Chex cereal and Chex Party mix…really anything with Chex in it I will try. So I took their Chex Party Mix-Change and challenge and ditched my traditional cookies for the holiday treat exchange I usually attend and came up with an addictive little treat that everyone is still talking about. Stick around because I will be sharing the recipe tomorrow morning. Trust me you won’t want to miss this one.
Host your own party. The concept is simple – invite some friends over for a party and ask everyone to make enough of their favorite Chex Party Mix recipe to exchange with party guests. Taste, mix, swap, and share the recipes, putting the treats in easy DIY packages for everyone to take home. You can find lots of recipes, some take under 15 minutes to make, at ChexPartyMix.com.
Chex and MyBlogSpark have put together this great package of goodies for you to get started with your party, including a $20 gift card to help you do your shopping for the party!!!! SWEEEET!
Check out my other giveaways too! $100 Visa Gift Card and a Keurig coffee machine!
GIVEAWAY HAS ENDED…see the winner announcement here!
*I was not financially compensated for this post. I received a sample of the product for review purposes. The opinions are completely my own based on my experience.*
Chex Party Mix is definitely my THANG! I love it and think a recipe exchange party is a great idea! Here is my hot & spicy version: http://mykitchenapron.blogspot.com/2011/07/hot-spicy-chex-mix.html
I like to serve chex mix at work potlucks
We like to have a large bowl at parties or on movie nights! This is a cute idea with the takeout containers! LOVE IT!!
I would love to win. My son loves chex mix muddy buddies.
As I am reading this, I am starting to be curious about this Chex Mix. I haven’t tried it before, but now I will, for sure.
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Nice, I love Chex mix, and being a former chef we experimented with a few methods and mixtures. Nice share !
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I like to buy cute plastic bags from a paper supply store i Salt Lake and tie them w/ ribbon – cheap and easy.
MY chex mix stands on its own, no need for fancy packaging… I have modified it over the years… I just put it in a zip loc and say Merry Christmas! LOL
I’ve actually never made it before. Have always wanted to try it though.
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Muddy Buddies have been part of our Holiday baking for YEARS!! I loved filling “chinese take-out” boxes last year and putting them with our plates of cookies. The year before last, I filled Christmas mugs with Muddy Buddies and placed them in the middle of Christmas plates, surrounded them with cookies, and handed them out to neighbors and friends.
I’ve never made muddy buddies, but I’ve made the spicy Chex Mix, and it doesn’t even make it off the cooking sheet into a plastic container before its more than half gone!!!
My favorite way to package and share Chex Party Mix is to put them in small containers, like bowls cupcake holders.
tweet link here.https://twitter.com/#!/tcarolinep/status/141389566690082816
I like to put them in colorful containers
We seriously need to win this! lol I make so much of the original Party Mix around the holidays and all winter. My son always wants a tub of it for a Christmas gift. Love all the different recipes too and sharing them at potlucks and as gifts.
I like to put the mix in festive seasonal containers.
I buy the Turtle Chex Mix for snacks on movie night instead of popcorn
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we love putting it in christmas tins!
My favorite way of packaging and sharing? It will make me sound selfish, but I love a big bowl on my lap while I enjoy the occasional film.
My favorite is “Puppy Chow”, but most people call them muddy buddies.
I ususally package it in baggies or small plastic containers.
Put them in the holiday ziplocks
i’d do the muddy buddies as we do every year.
i like to share these in holiday ziploc bags or treat containers