Harvest Hash – Halloween Trail Mix
Ingredients:
- Pretzels
- Bugles chips
- Honeycomb cereal
- Candy Corn
- Candy Corn Pumpkins
- Chex Muddy Buddy- any flavor (buy thru Amazon affiliate here)
- M&M’s or round Chocolate Candy
- other options (nuts, marshmallows, popcorn, goldfish, cheerios, chocolate chips, craisins, reeces pieces)
Mix Together and serve. Quantities of each item can vary based on your preference and the total quantity needed. The key to a delicious looking snack is a variety of textures and shapes.
Perfect for a Fall Snack, Halloween Party, or gift for the neighbors. For more ideas, check out my Pinterest boards.
To make the Brown Bag bowls:
- Cut brown paper lunch bag in half
- Fold over top to create an edge
- Add grosgrain ribbon
- Fill with trail mix
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Looks delicious! Can’t wait to try it
Enjoy!
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My phone wasn’t working when I tried to retrieve this recipe in the Wal-Mart parking lot 🙁 So I tried to buy the ingredients I thought I remembered…I got the candy corn, Bugles and pretzels correct but that was about it. Even so, my concoction included raisins, kettle corn pop corn, cinnamon teddy grahams, rice chex, honey nut cheerios, Reese’s pieces, raisins and butterscotch morsels. Not too shabby and my hubby is enjoying some right now.
thanks for the Harvest themed idea!
Annette
That sounds delicious Annette! I will have to try some of those fun additions.
Looks really good. So colorful.
Can’t wait to make this
Great !!! Thank you
Enjoy!
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My kid s will surely love this. Thanks for sharing.
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My grandbabies will love this one.
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Looks yummy! Do you measure anything or do you just throw it all together? Everything listed comes in such varied size bags… I’m trying not to over/under buy any ingredient. I need to make 24 treat bags for an event and this will be perfect.
I just throw it together. I’ll add a little more color with kids. A variety of shapes also adds interest. You can’t mess this up.
I apologize if my question comes through twice. I am trying to determine how many “batches” to make for a Halloween party for 42 kindergardeners. What would you recommend? I don’t have a good idea whether or not one batch would be enough. Thanks!
It depends on your serving size. I have done ziplock snack bags for the same age and got 24 out of one batch. Hope that helps.
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I’ve been looking for seasonal-themed “stuff” for our residents to make…and this fits the bill perfectly! I can’t wait for them to make their “brown bowls” and fill them with whatever fixin’s they want! Thanks.
Have a great time!
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How many does this serve?
It depends on the serving size. I served 24 young children easily.
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Can you tell me how long it lasts? I have several things to make for a party and this is by far the easiest so I was wondering if I could make it like a week in advance and it still be good. Please let me know. Thanks so much.
If you keep it in a zip lock or air tight container, it should stay fresh. Enjoy.
Looks great! I want to make this for my son’s Halloween party. What size of each ingredient do you buy?
I usually buy a bag of each but don’t use each in it’s entirety. I mix and match based on color and texture.
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Are those sixlets? I love the colors!!
yes, they are.
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Love love love this trail mix! I use all the 7 main ingredients, then also add flavor blasted goldfish, marshmallows, and Golden Grahams cereal; everyone who has tasted mine says they love the Golden Grahams in it! They add a great taste to the mix! Thank you so much for this great recipe, I make it all the time 🙂
Oh I am so glad. It is so fun and ever evolving.
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Sounds like a great for the preschoolers!
Serving this for my debate night party! Thanks!
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I plan to make it soon
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I think I came upon this yummy looking concoction at just three right time! I was looking for table snacks for our monthly Bunco game. I think this will just fit the bill. The theme this month is, guess what? Of course! Halloween! What else? This will fit right nice in a cute Halloween bowl. An I bet it will taste right good too! Thanks for sharing and have a Happy Halloween!
Happy Bunco’ing. So glad this worked for your night.
Loved it…awesome!!
So glad!
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Hey! Reese’s pieces are totally the right colors!
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Super cute! Does Chex Muddy Buddy contain nuts?
Certain flavors of chef mix have nuts and others are don’t. Just check the bag of the flavor you like
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I’m planning to make this for my daughter’s 4th grade Fall Party. Do you add any oil or anything to blend it all together?
Is there a “sauce” to put over it like oil or butter to make it more crispy and flavorful?
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