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That sounds interesting. Would you mind sharing the recipe with us?
I used the recipe from the back of a Chex cereal box. Made some minor changes to the ingredients but it’s post of the fun. I don’t like bagel chips so those got changed out for gold fish crackers. I used a stick of butter and less wheat Chex than what is called for. I use the large aluminum disposable pans and only 1 batch per pan at a time. 225 on the smoker stirring every 15 minutes for an hour. Could go longer or higher temp but I’ll do decide that after these sit for a day or two and make changes next time.
 

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I used the recipe from the back of a Chex cereal box. Made some minor changes to the ingredients but it’s post of the fun. I don’t like bagel chips so those got changed out for gold fish crackers. I used a stick of butter and less wheat Chex than what is called for. I use the large aluminum disposable pans and only 1 batch per pan at a time. 225 on the smoker stirring every 15 minutes for an hour. Could go longer or higher temp but I’ll do decide that after these sit for a day or two and make changes next time.
Thanks, so just melted butter. No worcestershire sauce?
 

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No that's ok. I'll get a box. Thanks
Yes I did use the w sauce. I believe they call for 2 tablespoons. Also seasoned salt garlic powder and onion powder. I don’t remember the actual amount of those though. One thing the wife said after it was all done is we didn’t add Cheerios like her mom sometimes did. Obviously you can change the ingredients as you desire. Like everything I do I use recipes as guidelines. Most times I don’t even measure amounts of spices. This morning it was sausage gravy and those spices are just not measured.
 

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Yes I did use the w sauce. I believe they call for 2 tablespoons. Also seasoned salt garlic powder and onion powder. I don’t remember the actual amount of those though. One thing the wife said after it was all done is we didn’t add Cheerios like her mom sometimes did. Obviously you can change the ingredients as you desire. Like everything I do I use recipes as guidelines. Most times I don’t even measure amounts of spices. This morning it was sausage gravy and those spices are just not measured.
I used to make it years ago but didn't have a smoker then. I didn't use rye chips either. I used cheezits. I can't remember about cheerios
 

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I used to make it years ago but didn't have a smoker then. I didn't use rye chips either. I used cheezits. I can't remember about cheerios
Cheezits are great but the wife prefers gold fish. We used pretzels twists but we should have used the sticks instead. Have you ever had cheerio popcorn?
 

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I have not even heard of it
I grew up on it. Could probably be called other things but it is a stick of butter melted in a pan then fill the pan with Cheerios and fry them while stirring often. Salt to taste. My wife likes them fresh from the stove I prefer them the next day. I don’t measure the amount of Cheerios but you want enough to not be overly buttery but no to much you can’t stir them easily. Just fry them till they are slightly golden
 

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I grew up on it. Could probably be called other things but it is a stick of butter melted in a pan then fill the pan with Cheerios and fry them while stirring often. Salt to taste. My wife likes them fresh from the stove I prefer them the next day. I don’t measure the amount of Cheerios but you want enough to not be overly buttery but no to much you can’t stir them easily. Just fry them till they are slightly golden
Hmm. May have to try that too. So use like a 12" cast iron skillet?
 
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