corn, wheat, or rice cereal squares, or a combination, such as Chex cereal Preheat the oven to 250°F. In a very large mixing bowl, combine the cereal, cheese crackers, nuts, and pretzels. In a ...

Ever heard of "Texas Trash"? When I was a kid, my best friend’s mom used to make this garlicky, buttery party mix they called Texas Trash. Sure, the name doesn't really sell it, but it was full of ...

It is officially the season for all things delicious — cheerful music, sparkling decor, glad tidings and foods filled with sugar and spice. While I adore baking holiday cookies and sweet treats, I ...

Mention “trash” to Texans and garbage won’t be the first thing that comes to mind. They’ll be talking about this cherished regional snack. Although the Chex party mix recipe has been floating around ...

I kind of love how “Texas Trash” is a style of food that Texans are quite proud of. Essentially, it’s a food that can be made with all kinds of items, in an effort to clear out your pantry while also ...

General Mills decided to put out some new flavors of Chex Mix that will get your geeky tastebuds going, as you can now get two new offerings for snacking. Adding to their list of flavors, you now have ...

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Two new flavors of the snack mix amp up the heat. Chex Mix introduces two new varieties — Jalapeno Cheddar and Hot & Spicy — that were developed to capitalize on the "spicy adventure" trend. "Spicy ...

With New Year's Eve celebrations around the corner, I'm turning to the party food of my childhood: Chex Mix. The recipe was created by the Ralston-Purina Company in the early 1950s to move boxes of ...

corn, wheat, or rice cereal squares, or a combination, such as Chex cereal cheese crackers lightly salted mixed nuts small pretzels (1 stick) salted butter hot sauce, such as Crystal or Tabasco ...