Its a Boy Snack Mix!

• 21 ounces, weight Indiana Popcorn (2 Bags 10.5oz Each)
• 10- 1/2 ounces, weight Bag Mini Marshmallows
• 10- 1/2 ounces, weight Box Golden Grahams
• 11- 1/2 ounces, weight Melted Chocolate Chips
• 7 ounces, weight Melted Caramel Sauce
• 8 ounces, weight Mini Teddy Grahams
• 11- 1/2 ounces, weight Bag Chocolate Chips
• 1 pound Bag Of Blue Sixlets Candies
• 1 container 20 Count Treat Baggies

1. First, spread popcorn and marshmallows over as many cookie sheets as you have, mixing the two together to combine.
2. I had to do this a couple of times because of my lack of cookie sheets I only have two.
3. Take the melted chocolate and drizzle over the popcorn and marshmallows using as much as you think you need and follow with a drizzling of caramel sauce/melted caramel.
4. Now you are going to put the cookie sheets into the freezer until the chocolate is not melty anymore.
5. Just a few minutes is all it will take.
6. While that mix is in the freezer find the biggest bowl you have.
7. Im talking huge the stainless steel kind.
8. If not you will have to do this in shifts too.
9. So into your huge bowl combine everything else (Teddy Grahams, Chocolate Chips and Sixlets candies).
10. By this time your chocolate should be solid again so you can get the cookie sheets out from the freezer and start to break the mixture apart.
11. Then throw the broken up popcorn into the bowl as well.
12. Mix it all together gently.
13. And then start bagging it up in treat bags.
14. If you have a canning funnel now is the time to bust that baby out.
15. It will be extremely helpful because the caramel will stay somewhat sticky and make it really hard to get into the bags.
16. If you dont have one you can always leave the caramel out.

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Taken from tastykitchen.com/recipes/appetizers-and-snacks/ite28099s-a-boy-snack-mix/ (may not work)