Have you tried the sweet and salty deliciousness of Candy Corn & Peanuts Snack Mix?
Fall colors and flavors are just so wonderful, aren’t they!?
Several years ago, one of my clients had a glass pumpkin on her kitchen table filled with a mixture of candy corn and peanuts. I had never considered this combination before but it is a really good mix of sweet and salty.
I purchased one of those pumpkins and did that same display for many years in my own home. This year I have decided to scale down a bit. It takes a LOT of candy corn and peanuts to fill one of those glass pumpkins, ya’ll!! Instead I decided to use a jar from my collection. This is actually not a ‘Mason’ jar. This is a Le Parfait jar which has the metal clasp and rubber gasket. Once they are gone, they’re gone! Do not refill, it’s addictive. This makes a really pretty, colorful Fall display on the kitchen counter.
This jar contains one bag of candy corn, one bag of Indian corn (those are the ones with the brown instead of yellow) and one 16 oz. jar of unsalted peanuts.
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butterflyangelsquilting says
Oh that looks SOOOOOO GOOD!!!
Shirley Wood says
I understand Kristen. I am proud of myself for not dipping into that jar already though, this mixture is very addictive!
theroadtodomestication.com says
Oh my goodness…it’s lunch-time here, and that looks SO good!
Shirley Wood says
This is just a nice sweet & salty colorful mix for the Fall decor season. Can’t help it if we happen to eat the Fall Decor’. 🙂
Renee Weatherford says
That looks yummy! I never thought to put candy corn in a mix like this. I make one regularly for our lunches with dried cherries, mixed nuts and a bit of chocolate for a treat. ~Renee
Shirley Wood says
Anna, I have the dry mix in my cabinet now. We like that also.
Anna says
My favorite snack is fruits and nuts, or dry fruit and nut mix, healthy and delicious.