From the Betty Crocker Kitchen: Is it time for a party? Then it's time for Chex Party Mix! This crunchy, salty snack is a welcome addition to any big game celebration or holiday gathering. In large ...

I love making homemade party mixes for a couple of reasons. First, my imagination is the only limit. I can add different combinations of sweet and savory ingredients for different flavors every time.

Add a new layer of flavor with smoke and the light heat of Cholula to your Chex party mix. Instructions: Heat smoker to 225 degrees using preferred wood (cherry or maple are good choices). Line a ...

It's getting to be the time of year where we start to make all those great holiday goodies, and in our house one of those seasonal faves is Chex Mix. I'm going to sound like an old guy here, but years ...

With New Year's Eve celebrations around the corner, I'm turning to the party food of my childhood: Chex Mix. The recipe was created by the Ralston-Purina Company in the early 1950s to move boxes of ...

Chex Mix is one of the great American snacks, ever since the first recipe was printed on cereal boxes in 1952. As much as we love the original version and its variety of pre-packaged descendants, ...

Chex out this recipe People who always eat vanilla ice cream will probably always eat original Chex Mix. But others like the mix-ins. So General Mills and cookbook author Katie Lee teamed up to ...

Everyone loves the back-of-the-box recipes on a Chex cereal package. But there are so many next-level recipes that deserve to be explored — from simple upgrades like adding cheese or garlic powder, to ...

There are no fewer than 19 flavors of packaged Chex mix currently available, and I’ve made variations of the 1952 savory classic and the peanut-butter-chocolate riff known as Puppy Chow or Muddy ...