White Trash Recipe - No Bake Sweet & Salty Treat Gonna Want Seconds (2024)

Our White Trash Recipe is Crazy Delicious and incredibly addictive! It’s the perfect mix of creamy, crunchy, sweet and salty! Makes a great holiday gift♥

Our White Trash recipe gives me that warm and bubbly holiday feeling every time I make it. While it’s true that you can enjoy this tasty snack any time of the year, for me, it screams Christmas. There is a very good reason why the Christmas white trash recipe is the most popular. It’s absolutely Crazy delicious and it makes a fantastic homemade gift. It’s a great recipe to make for a hostess, neighbor, and of course, teacher gifts! It’s sooo easy to make and there’s no baking involved so it’s a great recipe to make with the kiddos!

White Trash, lovingly placed into a clear plastic treat bag and tied with holiday ribbon is hit every time. It’s a gift with the ability to trick the people around you into thinking you’ve got it all together when really it’s December 22nd and you haven’t even started shopping. Pair it with a batch of my Easy Fudge, some adorable Rudolph Noses, and tuck it all into a festive package andBoom...you’re Martha Stewart! Speaking of Martha check out This Slideshow for some great ideas on Christmas cookie packaging!

WHAT I LOVE MOST ABOUT THIS RECIPE:

• Great filler for a cookie tray
• Makes a fantastic gift
• Easy to make (and easy to double and triple the batch!)
• You can tailor it to any holiday

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What is White Trash Recipe?

The first White Trash recipe I remember trying is the delicious white chocolate chex mix recipe. It’s been around as long as I can remember! White Trash is a traditional holiday candy mix that gives you a little bit of everything. You’ll get decadent sweetness from sugary cereal and M&M’s. Plus you’ll get a little bit of salt and a whole lot of crunch from the peanuts and pretzels. Top it all off with a smooth and creamy finish courtesy of the melted almond bark that holds it all together. Amazing and simple! My recipe is traditional in the sense that it’s a white trash recipe almond bark based. Many people use white chocolate candy melts as a base for White Trash. Almond bark has a much better texture and finish. My recipe is not so traditional in that I’ve thrown Captain Crunch cereal into the mix! Once you’ve had it my way…you’ll never go back.

What Ingredients Do You Need to Make White Trash Recipe?

The ingredients in my recipe are similar to that of the Chex Mix Trash Recipe. I’ve thrown in a couple cereal curveballs that I think you’ll love. You’ll need Chex cereal, Kix cereal, Captain Crunch cereal, thin pretzels, peanuts, M&M’s and almond bark. Oh, and wax paper too!

Get creative with your M&M’s,they hold all the color, and therefore all the power, in this recipe! If you’re looking for a mix recipe with a bit more color to add to your snack table, try ourElf Munch Snack Mix! It’s sure to add a little merry and a lot of bright!

How do You Make White Trash Recipe?

Spread your wax paper, about 18 inches or so, out on the countertop. Fold all the ingredients (except for the almond bark) together into a large mixing bowl. In a microwave-safe bowl, melt the almond bark according to the instructions on the package. Fold the melted almond bark into the dry mixture until it’s evenly coated. Pour out onto wax paper and allow the bark to set. Break it up and pass it out! I can’t decide which is easier to make. White Trash or ourEasy Crockpot Candy. Thoughts?

Neither one involves an oven. So right there we have a huge plus!

Step By Step: How To Make White Trash Recipe

1. Spread 18 inches of wax paper on your countertop. Place all the ingredients in a mixing bowl, except white almond bark.
2. Mix it well.
3. In a microwave-safe bowl, melt the almond bark in the microwave, according to package instructions. Pour it over the mixed ingredients.
4. Fold the melted almond bark into the cereal mixture until well coated.
5. Pour it onto the wax paper. Allow almond bark to set. Break up bark into pieces. Serve.

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