Happy Friday!!
This is a fun snack for Fall – it really looks and tastes like Fall. Great for parties or divide up as a snack or hand out in pretty cellophane bags. This recipe makes a LOT! It filled up my two huge salad bowls if that gives you an idea of how much it makes. Next time, I would mix it all in my large roasting pan and then put into pretty bowls – a lot easier that way. There are a lot of combinations, so it is really versatile.
If this is for homeschooling or a classroom setting, you could make a graph of each ingredient and then the kids could graph how many each of them have in a bar graph! Here is a link to more on that idea.
Scarecrow Crunch
yield – a lot, okay no really about 15 cups
4 cups crunchy oatmeal squares (like Quaker Oat Squares)
4 cups tiny twist pretzels
22-24 oz. autumn candy corn or autumn mix honey candy like mini pumpkins
2 cups of Reese’s pieces or autumn M&M’s
12 oz. caramel corn with or without nuts
7-8oz. chocolate graham crackers (Teddy Grahams or Annie’s Bunny Grahams)
Mix it all up and enjoy!
Recipe adapted from Just Make Stuff
yummy and neat idea to graph it, but I would be too busy stuffing my face to count;p
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