Delicious And Simple Fall Harvest Snack Mix
An easy delicious and simple fall harvest snack mix treat that everyone will love. Perfect for a fall gathering.
As the weather begins to cool, I start thinking about backyard bon-fires. This treat has that right combination of sweet and salty. You will serve it to your guests and expect to find an empty bowl. It will be gone in no time!
You may have seen something similar called Scarecrow Crunch or Scarecrow Crunch Munch. Whatever you want to call it, one thing it will be called is “yummy!”

This treat is a great snack to serve hosting football games, fall and Halloween parties. Let’s not for and Thanksgiving too!
You can serve it in individual bags decorated for fall. I love to have them sitting in a bowl ready for small hands to grab to enjoy.
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Going to a fall get together?
Bring along this tasty snack treat. This recipe is easy that you can make it within a matter of minutes.
Does your neighborhood do “Boo-ed” gifts? Add a jar of this delicious and fall harvest snack mix in with your gifts. You can add a homemade gift tag and ribbon.

How To Make



You can either dump the ingredients in a large mixing bowl or use a tray. I will add the cereal, pretzels and bugles on a foiled covered baking sheet. Then add the nuts and Reeses pieces. You will mix the ingredients all together.
Melt the white chocolate chips with Crisco Shortening in either a double boiler or microwave.



Poor the white chocolate over the snack mix and gently toss. You can use your hands to toss the mixture with the white chocolate once it cools to the touch.
You can substitute any cereal, nuts or candies. Other candy options would be candy corn and M&Ms.
Store in an air tight container to keep it crunchy.


Delicious And Simple Fall Harvest Snack Mix
Ingredients
- 4 cup Crispix Cereal
- 2 cup Bugles
- 2 cup Pretzels I like to use the squares.
- 2 cup Honey Roasted Peanuts Any nuts of choice
- 2 cup Reeses Pieces
- 1 bag Ghirardelli White Chocolate Baking Chips
- 1 tsp Crisco Shortening
Instructions
- Line a large baking pan with foil or wax paper.
- Mix cereal, bugles, nuts, pretzels and Reeses on the baking pan or in a large bowl.
- In small microwaveable bowl, microwave chips and Crisco on High for 45 to 60 seconds, stirring after 45 seconds, until chips are starting to melt. If necessary, continue heating in 15-second increments, stirring after each until chips are melted and smooth.
- Pour over snack mix, stirring until evenly coated.
- Poor out onto the baking pan to cool.
- Store in air tight container.
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Hope you have a wonder day, sweet friend!

This looks delicious, Tammy! I’m a sucker for snacks. I’ll have to give this a try. Thanks for sharing. xo 😘
I make it for Jim. He is munching on it now as I type. He has the sweet tooth in our family.
I love this treat, Tammy! I’m going to make it for Brooke! She will love it! Such a great idea to put in the jar as a gift! Thanks for sharing! 🧡
You will have to send me a photo of Brooke with her snack treat. I am making this for my neighbors. At Christmas time, red and green M&Ms are a great substitute for the season.
Great idea! Looks wonderful! Pinning this for later!
Thank you so much for pinning!
This looks delicious, Tammy!! Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you, Kim.
This looks delicious, Tammy!! Thanks so much for sharing!!
Thank you, Kim. I try to put my family favorites in it.
Yummy! This looks so good.
Thank you, Renae.
Tammy, I just had some scarecrow snack mix from Target and it was pretty much this same thing…and it was amazing! Thanks so much for this recipe. I’ll definitely be making it soon. Pinned!
Isn’t it good? You can make it with different cereals and candies. I see where candy corn is added. My family does not like candy corn. I will put cashews or walnuts in it sometimes.
This sounds so good. I am just afraid if I make it, I will eat it all. I have zero willpower when it comes to food.
Wendy, I hear you!