Are the components of "Chex Mix" sold separately?

[underpants]

Seriously folks this is important don't screw around with me on this one.



































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[GOPisEvil]

1. You mean...? Make you own? From separate components?

That's just wrong...

[underpants]

6. No

"snow days" are wrong.

GET TO WORK SLACKER

:bounce::hi:

[Midlodemocrat]

7. I think you mean 'ice' days. Did you see the pics from his doorway?

Holy cow. And here in cloudy VA, it is currently 61 balmy degrees. No hurricanes as of yet.

[GOPisEvil]

8. Snow days ARE wrong.

Ice days on the other hand... :bounce:

[Midlodemocrat]

2. Yes. But it is prohibitively expensive and not available in VA.

[LynneSin]

3. Yes it is, my mother use to make Chex Mix from scratch

Of course that was back in the 70s before you could buy pre-made Chex Mix

So there - you want the recipe or something?

[underpants]

5. Yes but you had to stir up the Kool-Aid every time you poured a cup

So those "good old days" were quite so great now were they?

[Richardo]

10. Pfft. Why use Kool-Aid when Fizzies were available?

"Kool-Aid" :eyes:

[underpants]

11. Our pet deer was no fan of Fizzies

and frankly he didn't appreciate one of his own being used as a capitalist's tool

[Heidi]

4. They were sold separately when I lived in the US. I used to make it sometimes.

http://www.chex.com/Recipes/RecipeView.aspx?RecipeId=6709&CategoryId=343&t=1

[ironflange]

12. Yeah, can't get Chex in Canada

Crispix makes a good substitute, and of course there's Shreddies, the greatest cereal on Earth.

[meegbear]

9. Yeah, but like meth, it's dangerous to mix them ...

best left to professionals.

[Connonym]

13. Oh hell yeah, home-made Chex mix is way better

In WI you can buy packets of the seasoning but I like to make my own (they have the recipe on the box of Chex).

Or do you mean actually make the cereal pieces? Because in that case I think it would be terribly difficult to get them all the right size and shape even if you had the recipe.