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Heather's Haystack Recipe

Here is Heather's (The WW Chick) Recipe:

Haystacks

1 cup Fiber One cereal
2 oz. chocolate chips
1/4 cup peanut butter

Melt chocolate & peanut butter together in a medium size microwave safe bowl (takes about 2 minutes to hit the melting point). Stir & mix well. Add cereal. Stir until each piece of cereal is covered with the chocolate mixture. On a Silpat mat or piece of wax paper, create 9 "blobs" from the mixture. Place in freezer for 30 minutes - or until firm. Enjoy!
Serves 9
1 Points Per Serving

Check out her other recipes here.

Comments

  1. that sounds so yummy! I was going to make the kids the Monkey Munch---chex cereal, melted chocolate chips, pb, butter covered in powdered sugar today! Maybe I'll change it up and see what they think :)

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  2. Yum and double yum i love peanut butter and chocolate.

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  3. Thanks for passing this on! Off to by some cereal :)

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  4. Those sound yummy, I'll have to give them a try. Thanks for sharing and for stopping by my blog.
    Bonnie

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  5. thanks for posting this Sandy!!

    Now I need to get some fiber one cereal!! :)

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