Name: Cookie and Candy Snack Mix
Ingredients: 10 oz Mini butter cookies; -=OR=- mini chocolate chip cookie; 7 1/2 oz Bite-size oreos; 3 c Candy bar minatures; unwrap; 1 1/2 c M&M's, plain or peanut

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Snacks, Chocolate	10	Cups

INGREDIENTS

10	oz	Mini butter cookies; -=OR=- mini chocolate chip cookie
7 1/2	oz	Bite-size oreos
3	c	Candy bar minatures; unwrap
1 1/2	c	M&M's, plain or peanut

INSTRUCTIONS

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In large bowl, combine all ingredients; toss gently. Store in tightly
covered container.
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