Puppy Chow Recipes

not so healthy

I made fiber one haystacks then decided to roll them into balls then to keep them from sticking to one another i threw them into a little powdered sugar!! Its a puppy chow & haystack mix!

Craving some puppy chow? This version has protein, fiber, and none of the nasty fats or unhealthy powdered sugar of the original!!

Satisfy your cravings for the classic childhood snack without all the junkiness.

You won't believe the beautiful stats on this delicious, cruelty-free treat. You'll feel like a kid again!

Remember eating puppy chow? The unhealthy sweet treat made with chex, chocolate, peanut butter, and sugar? This recipe is a high protein, high fiber version.

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This is a somewhat healthier version of puppy chow, using Smart Balance Butter & Peanut Butter

i found this recipe when i googled "healthy superbowl recipes".

Snack time!

Still high in fat and calories, but a bit lighter than usual.

Recipe in the works - this is my first, test attempt.
You've been warned! ;)

approximately 1 cup = 1 serving. 1 cup of soy butter can be added if desired, but this will increase carbs, calories, and fat per serving.

This is a new twist on the original Chex Puppy Chow that I made up one day when I had a craving for the yummy snack but didn't have any Chex cereal. However, I did have Kix and the resulting "chow" tastes just like Reeses cereal but better!

Yes, it's not diet food. No, I don't care.

It is addictive, so I suggest you only make it when there'll be at least six people munching on it. Using a small, 2 oz ladle helps keep the portions easy to control (a small demitasse cup is perfect for this too). Still, at least it has some fiber...

32 1/4 cup servings

Not a healthy food, but it only makes 1 serving so you can't go overboard. No baking involved!