interesting recipe, I bet you could exchange noodle for pretzels sticks!
That would work.
I have another recipe that my Grandmother made using cereal and peanut butter. She called them Rabbit pills. Once I dig it out I will post it. Kids love them not to mention adults. My Grandparents ran a dairy farm and my Grandmother was the best cook, what having to cook for all the hired hands. At Christmas time my Grandmother would close off the bedrooms up stairs and used those rooms to keep her candy in since everything had to be kept cooled. She made a dessert called Graham Cracker Fluff that was to die for.
I have another recipe that my Grandmother made using cereal and peanut butter. She called them Rabbit pills. Once I dig it out I will post it. Kids love them not to mention adults. My Grandparents ran a dairy farm and my Grandmother was the best cook, what having to cook for all the hired hands. At Christmas time my Grandmother would close off the bedrooms up stairs and used those rooms to keep her candy in since everything had to be kept cooled. She made a dessert called Graham Cracker Fluff that was to die for.
Now you got me droolin in anticipation!
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make, bake, decorate......what else do you need?
I used to make these when the kids were home. They loved them. The butterscotch & chocolate together makes a really unique taste then the crunch of the noodles is awesome. We threw nuts into them once and that was good too.
Definately an easy recipe that is really quick if you need something fast!
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