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Graham Cracker Crunch
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Description
A great treat for parties, a nice change to the traditional cookie exchange or put into cute cellophane bags and given away as gift treats for kids and teachers.
Ingredients
- 3 cups Golden Graham Cereal
- 1 cup Dehydrated Mini Marshmallows
- ½ cups White Chocolate Chips
- ½ cups Milk Chocolate Chips
- 2 Tablespoons Dark Chocolate Chips (optional)
- 1 package (9 Oz. Size) Chocolate Bark
Preparation
In a large bowl, add cereal, marshmallows and both chocolate chips and combine.
On a large baking sheet covered with wax paper, pour the cereal mix and spread out evenly.
Place chocolate bark in a container and microwave for 30 seconds. Stir, microwave again for 30 seconds and stir until completely melted.
Drizzle chocolate all over the mixture. Using a spatula, stir around slightly to help coat the rest of the cereal.
Allow to cool completely or stick the pan in the refrigerator if you’re anxious to eat it.
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Dawnye7 on 12.25.2011
Amazon has everything. The small marshmallows in the stores are the size of a thumb, still contain moisture and once hardened, are hard to eat.
marty on 12.4.2011
This would be a mighty dangerous snack for me! I’d probably pick out all the chocolate chips
But it does make a great snack, especially during gift opening on Christmas. May just have to put it together. Thanks!
shari on 11.28.2011
Where would a person find the dehydrated marshmallows? And why use those instead of just using mini marshmallows? An inquiring mind wants to know. : )