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    “A New Spin on the Cookie Exchange: Host a Chex Party Mix-Change!”

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    Instead of the typical cookie exchanges this year, Chex Party Mix has come out with some great recipes to mix things up!  My boys love Chex Mix and actually are not even big cookie fans, so I can’t wait to mix it up with all these recipes!  No more baking for hours and hours, but instead spending just about 15 minutes mixing up some Chex Mix creations with my microwave.

    These five Chex Party Mix recipes are just some of the fabulous 15 minute recipes that can be found at ChexPartyMix.com.

    • Original Chex Party Mix – A tried and true classic of many holiday gatherings.
    • Chex PB & Chocolate Blast – Is there really a better combination than peanut butter and chocolate? Yes, when Chex cereal is added!
    • Chex Pumpkin Pie Crunch – Mix things up and try this mouthwatering alternative to the beloved holiday pie.
    • Hot Buttered Yum Chex Mix – A combination of cinnamon, brown sugar, honey and marshmallows blend effortlessly together in a crazy-delicious, gluten free crunchy mix.
    • Chex Caramel Chocolate Drizzles – Melted chocolate, chewy caramel and a delightful crunch carry this gluten-free party mix recipe from microwave to table in 15 minutes.

    This year for our holiday party I am going to bring a few bowls of these awesome creations, especially the Chex Caramel Chocolate Drizzles.  I think it will be fun at home making them with my boys (not to mention less messy than baking cookies) and then even more fun eating them at the party!  Even my 4 year old who does not like plain Chex Mix couldn’t resist it when smothered with chocolate and marshmallows.  These snacks are easy to make, quick, reasonably priced and I actually usually have most (if not all) of the ingredients.  I would have never thought to dress up Chex cereal or even eat cereal as a snack, but it really is a great idea!  It is also great to hand these snacks out as little homemade gifts in cute containers, again rather than traditional cookies! 

    BUY IT:  Look for Chex cereal at a store near you and don’t forget to check out Chex Party Mix Recipes at ChexPartyMix.com.

    Mom and More Disclosure: The Chex Party Mix-Change product, information, and giveaway have been provided by Chex through MyBlogSpark.  Please see my Disclosure Policy.

    Comments

    17. Sherry Fowler says

      I would mix a little marshmellows, nuts, chocolate candies, pretzels, and whatever else i can find

    33. Angela Michels says

      Thanks for a great giveaway! I would add almonds to my Chex Mix! 🙂
      Angela Michels
      lilsweeper76 at yahoo dot com

    48. Jennifer R says

      I love cheese flavor added to chex mix so I would add cheese crackers of some sort. reejen at comcast dot net

    63. Debbie C says

      I would add lots of roasted almonds and pecans and also some honey sesame sticks to my Chex Mix.

      chrisdeglen(at)gmail(dot)com

    141. LOIS PAYTON says

      I always make chec mix at christmas, and my daughter sayes if I can only give one gift , make it a gal of my chex mix, I could use this prize, GOD BLESS AND KEEP YA’LL AND MERRY CHRISTMAS

    150. Ann F says

      We always add a little beer to our Chex party mix to add some flavor.

      abfantom at yahoo dot com

    157. Kayla @ TheEclecticElement says

      Oh, chocolate hands down! M&Ms or chocolate chips…Anything chocolate related xD

      Thank you for this great giveaway!

    159. Liz S. says

      I adore Chex Party Mix and have since I was young!!
      I can’t wait to try the recipes for variations!! WOW!

    161. Terri's Little Haven (@terrishutterbug) says

      I would add dried cranberries to my Chex Mix. I add them to everything 🙂

    167. deb c says

      I’d make the classic chex mix, but, I’d add cashews, white cheddar cheez its, and mini rice crackers.

    174. Ellen C. says

      I would drizzle hot fudge and peanut butter and add reeses pieces which are my fav sundae toppings. Thanks for the chance.

    175. Michele B says

      I make a Chex Mix that is for the person who is looking for something that isn’t sweet. It is made with Chex, cherrios and pretzels. You mix vegetable oil, liquid smoke and worcestershire sauce. You toss your cereal with this and then add a mix of sugar, garlic salt, onion salt and alittle cheyenne pepper. No baking! It’s ready to eat.

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