Delicious Snack Recipes - Nachos Included

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The discussion revolves around sharing snack recipes, with a focus on nachos and various easy-to-make dips. Participants share their favorite methods for preparing nachos, emphasizing the simplicity of using chips, cheese, and toppings like taco meat, beans, or salsa. A popular suggestion includes melting Velveeta cheese with salsa, with some advocating for adding milk to achieve a creamier texture. Other snack ideas include spicy cheese and spinach dip, cucumber salad, and creative uses for canned tomatoes, such as cooking chicken with rice. There’s also a humorous debate about the merits of Velveeta, with some expressing skepticism about its cheese-like qualities. Overall, the thread highlights a mix of quick, tasty snack recipes and the enjoyment of sharing food ideas.
  • #31
Les Sleeth said:
I'm sure Moonbear is going to give me grief about suggesting this again, but every single day I enjoy half an avocado with mustard in it (I have about 10 varieties of mustard for this) along with baked potato chips (Kettle Chips brand). The secret is to scoop out a fat morsel of avocado with just a small amount of mustard, and then quickly cram in two or three chips. The combination of smooth richness (avocado), sour bite (mustard), and salty crunch is addictive.
I love avocados, too! My favorite snack: I take a warm tortilla with a piece of vegetarian cheese melted on it, then I take a thick slice of fresh avocado and some salsa and roll it up in the tortilla. Yummy! :smile:
 
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i don't like peanut butter at all, so I'm not a reliable source on this. but my whole family loves it when my dad mixes a little powdered sugar into some peanut butter and then they use that as a cracker spread.
 
  • #33
Gale17 said:
...dad mixes a little powdered sugar into some peanut butter...
...I think I just threw up in my mouth a little...
 
  • #34
No one has mentioned cheese on toast yet, one of my favorites, i always
use unsliced stale bread and strong cheese" grated", and mix in some
lee and perin sauce.
 

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