Who knew the words Reese’s Puffs, Muffins and Healthy could
be combined into one sentence and it not just be a jumbled up string of
words?! This creation is certainly
something that I found to be absolutely mouth watering and a must buy in the
very near future (once I start using up some of my baking mixes, etc.).
Around the middle of last year, Betty Crocker came out with
a few muffin mixes geared to resemble classic cereals that are out in the
market. One of them was Reese’s Puffs –
the other two are Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Cocoa Puffs. The moment I laid eyes on the Reese’s Puffs
muffin mix I immediately had to purchase it.
I will say I had a tough time at first finding these because my local
super market did not carry them – I found them eventually at Target and another
higher priced grocery store in my area.
Now I am a complete sucker for anything adjoined to the
Reese’s brand. I LOVE Reese cups,
pieces, Reese bar mixes, etc. That
peanut butter, chocolate mixture is just a gold mine for me.
For these I made them per the box direction – adding the
mixture to a mixing bowl – although instead of using the eggs and oil the
mixture called for I simply replaced all that with soda water. 1 ½ cups of soda
water to be exact. I then divided the
mixture out evenly into 12 cupcake tins (sprayed with Pam) and topped evenly
with the “streusel” topping.
They baked up perfectly and were so delicious. The cake had a definitive chocolate/peanut
butter taste and they were just so yummy!
Not overly spongey as some “healthier alternative” cakes can get.
Points Plus wise it wasn’t bad at all – 3 Points Plus for a
muffin. Quite a delicious and unique
snack!
QUESTION:
Have you tried any of the Betty Crocker cereal brand
muffins?
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