seriously simple cereal cookies

seriously simple cereal cookies

We call them “Cap’n Crunch Cookies” at our house, but I am guessing there is some infringement law I would be breaking if I officially call them that here, so… these are the “Seriously Simple Cereal Cookies.”

This is another recipe that uses almond bark as the base and takes no time at all to make.  My kids love to help with this one and everyone I know loves to crunch away on these decadent things.

Seriously Simple Cereal Cookies

  • 2 pounds (packages) of almond bark
  • 1/4-1/2 C of peanut butter (I always add more than a 1/4 cup, but the original recipe from mom is 1/4 cup)
  • 2 C of Cap’n Crunch cereal (or a bit more… again, me straying…)
  • 2 C Rice Krispies cereal (more…)
  • 1 lb. of Spanish Peanuts

Melt the almond bark and peanut butter together.  You can use a double boiler or follow microwave directions on the package for the almond bark (I microwave it.)

Once melted and stirred, mix in cereal and peanuts.  Put scoops on wax paper and cool at room temperature.  Can freeze if you make a ton and want to save them – just don’t break a tooth and then blame me.  You have been warned…

Now – when I say “more” let me explain.  While I love almond bark – the creamy yummy goodness of it – I actually like more crunch in this so I usually do HEAPING cups with another bit thrown in, if that makes sense.  Plus, I love peanut butter in anything, so I add a bit more to the base.  It is all relative and up to you!

Happy Holiday Snacking!

About shamen

I am a creative-type person who loves opening a new tape runner, shiny new scissors, and bottles of glittery goodness. I create because it is part of who I am, what I do, and something that I have been doing since I was old enough to hold a crayon. I am also trying a whole new adventure - gardening. I am an avid home cook and foodie show watcher. Basically, anything that might allow me to be creative in any area of my life, well, I will try it! Remember - life is an adventure, so live it!

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