Name: O'henry Bars
Ingredients: 5 c Special K cereal; 1 c Corn Syrup; 1 c Sugar; Pinch of salt; 1 c Peanuts (optional); 1 c Chunky Peanut Butter; 12 oz Chocolate Chips

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains		Bar cookies	16	Servings

INGREDIENTS

5	c	Special K cereal
1	c	Corn Syrup
1	c	Sugar
		Pinch of salt
1	c	Peanuts (optional)
1	c	Chunky Peanut Butter
12	oz	Chocolate Chips

INSTRUCTIONS

Can use rice krispies instead of special K. If you choose not to use
peanuts. increase cereal to 6 cups.
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Heat sugar, corn syrup & salt until it boils. Add peanut butter and stir
til it boils. Pour in Special K & nuts; mix til coated. Spread in a
buttered 9 x 13 pan and press. Cool. Melt Chocolate chips over double
boiler & spread on cooled peanut butter mixture. Cut into bars when cool.
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