I had these all ready in less than 15 minutes! Which means if you make them right now…. I decided to add a layer of crunchy peanut butter and a milk chocolate drizzle on top to make a copycat Take 5 plopped right on top of a Rice Krispies Treat! So good. We'll have to save the oyster goop for another episode… er. What?! You expected me to get more creative than Rice Krispies Treats? Not today, friend. When I walked into my office today and dug through my drawers and shelves of candy and general chocolatey items, a few things caught my eye: caramel, chocolate covered pretzels, and rice krispies. I do sometimes like to walk in my office and play my own version of Chopped (aka: the easiest version ever).
These ingredients hardly ever seem to go well together from the start (and sometimes they're really weird!), but it's the contestants' job to use all of the random ingredients to create a dish more delicious than the other contestant' dishes.Įver since I've started telling people that I'm a food blogger, that's always something they like to throw at me: “oooooooh, you should be on Chopped!”īecause the recipes on my blog (which primarily consist of sugar, butter, and chocolate chips) clearly qualify me to work with cow's feet and oyster goop.
#TAKE FIVE CANDY BAR RECIPE FULL#
And they'll run like 10 back-to-back episodes of it late at night, so once I get sucked in, I just get comfy for the rest of the night…Īnyway, for those of you not familiar with the show, it's a Food Network program in which they give contestants a basket full of ingredients.
Like, I never turn on the TV looking to watch Chopped, but if I stumble across it– I cannot turn it off. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you.ĭo you ever watch Chopped? It's one of our favorite shows.
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