Easy Homemade Butterfinger Recipe And Thanksgiving Party Mix
It may seem a little early to be thinking about Thanksgiving but I wanted you to get these great recipes before the Halloween candy goes on sale. The homemade Butterfinger recipe is especially delicious and easy to make! Pick up your candy for these treats the day after Halloween and save. These are great for Halloween and tailgating too.
Thanksgiving Party Mix
I am giving you a list of things to start with but you can add or take away from it t suit your own needs. This is similar to a Chex Mix recipe but it includes fall colors and requires much less work. Put this mix in a glass bowl with a fall bow on it for a festive feel. It is something different for everyone to munch on while waiting for dinner or watching the football game.
Mix these ingredients together in any amounts:
Cheez Its
Peanuts
Pretzel squares
Reese’s Pieces
Candy corn
Honey Nut Cheerios
Marshmallows
I haven’t tried some combinations of possible ingredients yet. You might try adding caramel corn or cheese balls for a more interesting flavor.
The following homemade Butterfinger recipe is probably the easiest candy I have ever made. It’s one of the only candies that truly tastes like the real thing!
Homemade Butterfinger Candy Recipe
Mix equal parts of peanut butter and candy corn. Microwave on high for about 1 minute, stirring until they are melted together. Let it cool just a minute or so – enough so you can handle it. Then form into bars or bite size pieces. You can dip it into chocolate but you don’t have to.
Note: This has a very unusual consistency so don’t panic if it feels and looks strange. It is very easy to work with and form into shapes like you would dough, so you can easily make it into any shape you want like balls or squares. The longer it sets and cools, the more it becomes flaky like Butterfinger candy bars.
grandma
Can’t find the pumpkin post they say the email address is invalid so I thought I would post this video here.
Noreen’s kitchen is on youtube and she made this drink as a copy cat for Dunkin Donuts pumpkin frappe but without the coffee. Thought it sounded pretty good and I remember someone asking for a drink like this last year. So here is the video site.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXmBl1Eu0gM&feature=em-uploademail-new
Bea
These recipes look really good!
Bea
I made the Homemade Butterfingers and they are SO good and taste just like the store bought ones. Incredible. I even melted the stuff slowly on the stove and didn’t have a problem. WIth a little chocolate coating they would be a good Christmas gift. Even without for that metter.
Jill
Aren’t those good Bea. What I was the most surprised about was they have that same texture as only butterfingers have. I couldn’t believe it.
Bea
I was impressed too Jill. Very, very good and since I like to make candy, this one is now a favorite.
Dolores Zornow
Been anxious to make these butterfinger candies, need to make quite a lot for all my extended family, so wanted to know if you could advise where it’s best to buy the corn candy. Any ideas?
Jill
You need to hurry and buy them this week end. Usually you can find them any place that sells Halloween candy but most of it went on sell yesterday and today. Walmart, Walgreens and a few places are starting to sell it for Thanksgiving too. The colors are different but that doesn’t make any difference. I also noticed that they had it for Easter in pastel colors now but like I said if you want to make it for Christmas head out today or tomorrow. I would try a small batch and see what you think before you do a huge batch up. I really like it and it does taste just like butterfingers. Equal amounts of both so maybe try 2-3 Tbsps. to get the feel of it.
Dolores Zornow
No comment, waiting for reply
Jill
Just to let everyone know I personally go through and read and post all the comments. Some people get a little impatient waiting for an answer but I do need to sleep like the rest of the world and there is often a big time change from where you are and where I am. I really can’t sit at the board answering questions 24/7 – no human can. Sometimes I do like to take 1 day off at least the same way others like to have a week end off. If you have a question that needs immediate answer it is better to ask during regular working hours in our area.
Dolores Zornow
Please give advice on my question