I use Chex to make breading or bread crumbs for chicken or the top of casseroles (or hot dishes if you are from Minnesota).
I like to use the Chex recipe website to find fun ways to vary the tastes. My kids love to make crazy mixed up Chex- just open the pantry and let them start mixing any and everything into a baggie or as I would prefer a reusable storage device!
I decided I needed to do a little back to basics by sharing what I keep in my pantry and why. I love cereal and 1-don’t want to pay for most gluten free brands and 2- don’t want to have to go to my local coop to stock up.
I buy Chex. I can get at all the local grocery stores (Target for me), on sale and in 5 different flavors. Rice, Corn, Chocolate, Cinnamon and Honey.
I can eat it for breakfast or create fun snacks and desserts using it.
www.glutenfreely.com is operated by General Mills and provides great recipes.
click here to see their blog
They are an inspiration! Wish I had that dedication and will power!
Just got my monthly flyer from Lakewinds – there are some good gluten free deals Edwards Rice snaps $2.59 ($1 off), DeBoles pasta $1.99 ($.70 off), Members only deals – Crunchmaster crackers (yum!), Enjoy Life Cereal, Food for Life Tortillas, veggie stix, Pamela’s Whenever bars
Do you want to lose weight in 2012? I know I do. I was intrigued when I re-read this article from 2008. It is about how women used their faith to help them lose weight and keep it off. I would love for you to read it too. Click here and you will be taken to the article!
