Vegan Puppy Chow
Vegan Puppy Chow. It really doesn’t require a whole lot of effort.
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Vegan Puppy Chow. It’s not brinner, it’s bressert.
VEGAN PUPPY CHOW
prep time: 5 minutes
cook time: 5 minutes
I don’t how it got that name either.
This one is very simple and requires only a handful of ingredients. It’s gluten free too. I made a big bowl of it so those will be the proportions I’m demonstrating.
What you’ll need:
vegan semi-sweet chocolate chips
peanut butter
vegan butter
rice chex-like cereal
powdered sugar (double check that it’s vegan?)
In a small pot, add a big knob of vegan butter to a low flame. Don’t screw up step one by burning the butter. Throw three tablespoons of peanut butter in there and half a bag of chocolate chips. Feel free to adjust the ratio to your liking but this was mine.
You can sneak a taste if you want I guess!
Stir that up for only a few because it will melt down quickly. Once homogenous, kill the flame and keep stirring until completely smooth. Remove the pot from that burner too so it doesn’t overcook.
In a big bowl, add a layer of rice chex.
Scoop a big honking’ spatula-full of chocolate mixture onto your chex. Stir that up and then add more chex. Then more chocolate and repeat until you are out of chocolate.
You can sneak a taste if you want I guess!
Now you have a big bowl of chocolate covered chex in front of you.
You can sneak a taste if you want I guess!
Let it cool down for a second and then transfer all of your chocolate chex to a big ziplock bag.
Add about a cup of powdered sugar into the bag with the chex, seal it and give it a good shake so everything is covered. If you need to add more sugar, add little by little to avoid clumps.
Transfer your powdered sugar-covered chocolate chex into a new bowl so it doesn’t look sloppy.
This is still the former bowl. You can sneak a taste if you want I guess!
Stick your new bowl of puppy chow into the fridge for at least 20 minutes to cool down.
Absolutely glamourous.
And again.
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