Snickerdoodle Chex Mix

Snickerdoodle Chex Mix

like the cookies I remember

FYI: This is not a sponsored a post. I just really liked this recipe and gluten-free Chex cereals in general.

When I was growing up (and eating whatever I wanted) snickerdoodles were always my favorite cookie. I don't know if it was the taste, helping my mom roll them in cinnamon and sugar, or that adorable name, but I always loved them--especially when they were still warm and soft from the oven. 

Now that I am an adult and following a strict gluten-free diet, I can no longer follow my mother's snickerdoodle recipe or buy them at the local bakery--but I can enjoy this Snickerdoodle Chex Mix recipe. I have been eyeing it on the side of my gluten-free Chocolate Chex and gluten-free Cinnamon Chex cereal boxes for years now, and I am so glad I finally tried it! 

It's quick, it's easy, and it's the perfect to conquer those snickerdoodle cravings. Better yet? Nothing but common, everyday ingredients!

Word to the wise: If you use margarine, 20 seconds in the microwave is plenty to melt it.

Ingredients:

• sugar
• ground cinnamon
• Cinnamon Chex® cereal
• Chocolate Chex® cereal
• popcorn
• butter or margarine

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Start to finish: 15 minutes

Click here to see the full recipe on ChexCereal.com

It's as easy as...

ONE

TWO

THREE!

But don't forget to let it cool off before you dig in...

Looking for more gluten-free Chex mix recipes? Click here to visit their complete list of gluten-free Chex-mix recipes. There are a few in there that might surprise you. Mashed-potato-stuffed meatloaf squares, anyone?

Here are a few I may try in the future:

• Black Forest Chex Mix
• Chex Lemon Buddies (I have a yet-to-be-fulfilled hankering for gluten-free lemon bars)
• Double Chocolate-Peanut Butter Pudding Pie (Worth it for the gluten-free pie crust alone)
• Honey Peanut-Butter Bars
• Italian Chex Mix (minus the Parmesan cheese)
• Chex Apple-Almond Bars

Enjoy!

What's your favorite Chex mix recipe?