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CANDY TRASH Recipe

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Ingredients:  
Ingredients:  
2 bags candy corn
( Use Indian candy corn when in season. Can buy during the fall of the year. This is the only time you can find it in the stores, but it makes this treat even better).
2 large bags of miniature marshmallows (white only)
2 bags peanut butter chips
2 bags chocolate chips
2 large cans lightly salted peanuts (must be lightly salted)
2 large cans lightly salted cashews ( When I feel extravagant I will add cashews. It's really not necessary to make the treat taste better, it is just something I do because I like it).
Directions:
Directions:
This is a wonderful treat to have around the holidays. mix up a batch,put in small pretty jars,attach the recipe with a little bow and give a personal gift that is special.
Personal Notes:
Personal Notes:
Mixture of candies tastes like PAYDAY CANDY BARS.

 

 

 

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