Chex mix spicy texas trash

This spicy Chex mix recipe takes the classic party mix and turns up the heat with the addition of cayenne pepper and red pepper flakes. Ranch seasoning mix balances out the flavor for a zesty snack mix perfect for ay occasion.

Liz Adams shares an easy homemade Chex Mix Recipe that's sure to be a crowd-pleasing appetizer or side dish idea for any holiday party!

This Homemade Texas Trash Chex Mix is the perfect combination of salty and spicy, with just a hint of sweetness. A combination of three kinds of chex, pretzels, cheese crackers, and goldfish crackers make this a winning snack that is sure to be enjoyed by all!

This Texas Trash recipe is the perfect snack mix to have on hand! Made with cereal, pretzels, and nuts, it's savory, spicy, and so addictive!

December 6, 2020This delicious snack is a family tradition of ours! And it is one that we all look forward to all year long! My mother grew up in Texas and my grandmother used to make this Chex mix back then. Only they called it "Texas Trash". My grandmother would only make this yummy treat from Thanksgiving to Christmas and my mom followed her tradition as well. I am now the third generation making this only for the holidays but we simply call it "trash". And it is the best ever! You can

This is a very easy mix to throw together and is good to bring to parties, or to keep at home for your own snacking pleasure :) I made quit...

Spicy Chex Mix is an all-time favorite snack for the holidays or any get together. Crunchy snack mix with spicy garlic ranch seasonings.

Also known as Chex party mix, Sweet Heat Texas Trash is an elevated version of everyone's favorite chex party snack. With bigger and bolder savory flavors, a touch of sweet and a little heat, this will surely be your new crunchy munchie for all occasions!

Pioneer Woman’s Texas Trash is made with a blend of Corn, Rice, and Wheat Chex Cereals with Pretzels Sticks, Rye Chips, Cocktail Peanuts, Butter, Worcestershire, Salt, Garlic, and Onion Powder, and takes 1 hour 25 minutes to prepare!

Family holiday tradition! We play around with some ingredients, so feel free to do some substitutes of your own! This recipe is SPICY- which is how our family prefers it! If you prefer a tamer mix, cut the Tobasco in half; and if you really wanna feel the burn, add another tablespoon of the Tobasco, or, add some crush red pepper flakes! We do specialty batches, such as Ghost Pepper sauces for my boyfriend and father, who love to cry over a good bowl of Texas Trash ;D