Chow Mein Noodle Candy
Did you lick the white chocolate off your finger? YES I did!
This is a very easy recipe to make and delicious.
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Here are the ingredients:
1/2 of a 5 ounce can of Chow Mein Noodles, slightly broken
1 cup of toasted pecan pieces
2 packets of Baker's White Chocolate (with cocoa butter), melted
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This is a frankly terrible video. For whatever reason, I find that hilarious.
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Oh No! We Melted Chocolate Easter Bunnies! ???? Chocolate Haystacks Recipe - Glen & Friends Cooking
Oh No! We Melted Chocolate Easter Bunnies! ???? Chocolate Bunny Haystacks Recipe This is a super simple no bake chocolate candy recipe that uses chow mein noodles and peanuts. It is one of those recipes that is ripe for variations with peanut butter or caramel, butterscotch chips and sprinkles. Plus watching slo mo melting Easter bunnies is fun. So to answer the question - Can you melt and cook with Easter Bunny Chocolate? Yes you can bake with Easter Bunny Chocolate.
Ingredients:
170g (6 oz) chocolate
85g (3 oz) fried chow mein noodles
150g (5oz) salted roasted peanuts
Method:
Melt chocolate in a double boiler, or in the microwave.
Stir in the chow mein noodles, and nuts.
Scoop into bite sized portions onto a parchment lined baking tray.’
Allow to cool and harden.
**Any nut can be used, and you can melt caramels, or peanut butter chips into the chocolate.
Just keep the same basic proportions of chocolate to add ins.
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0:00 Chocolate Bunny Haystacks Recipe
0:40 Time lapse of melting easter chocolate bunny
1:33 Mixing the rest of the Chocolate Bunny Haystacks Recipe ingredients
2:07 Shaping the Chocolate Bunny Haystacks candies
2:32 Tasting the Chocolate Bunny Haystacks Recipe
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Haystacks (aka Butterscotch Haystacks) are a must-have at Christmastime. These no-bake cookies (or candy, if you consider it that) are made with just two ingredients: butterscotch morsels and chow mein noodles. They are great for your own family gathering, or to give as a super-easy Christmas candy in a homemade box of goodies!
White Chocolate Haystacks | Betty Crocker Recipe
These festive, no-bake haystacks will bring cheer to your holiday party or cookie exchange. Betty Crocker™ Rich & Creamy vanilla frosting is mixed with chow mein noodles, salted peanuts, white chocolate chips and marshmallows for a salty-and-sweet, bite-size treat!
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Haystack Cookies with Peanut Butter and crunchy chow mein noodles are a delicious variation of our normal no bake Haystack cookies with just butterscotch chips. These haystack cookies combine creamy peanut butter with baking chips to create a really rich and amazing cookie that can be ready to enjoy in literally minutes.
Full recipe here on Salty Side Dish