Puppy chow
Puppy Chow (also known as dog food, Chex Muddy Buddies, Monkey Munch, People Chow, and Doo-Doo Butter Bites) is a form of chocolate-based confectionary, eaten in the United States. It is most often consumed in the northern Midwest, including Illinois, Indiana, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin and Nebraska. Different versions of the recipe call for different levels of ingredients, but they all produce the same result: Melted chocolate, peanut butter and cereal coated with powdered sugar.
The main ingredient is a cereal such as Chex or Crispix. Any variety of Chex can be used, but rice is the most popular. The cereal is mixed with melted chocolate chips, butter (or a butter substitute), creamy peanut butter, and sometimes vanilla. After mixing, the result is coated with powdered sugar, usually added by shaking it together in a plastic storage container. Once coated, it may be placed in the refrigerator or freezer to cool.
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