Use your favorite combination of white, milk & dark chocolate chips, pretzels, crushed potato chips, nuts and more for these kitchen sink bars.
We will be watching the Super Bowl with a bunch of friends this weekend.
There will be chili, nachos and A LOT of other food.
With this group, we search for any reason to do a potluck, and for the big game it’s pretty much mandatory.
Food takes priority over football, but I think that’s usually the case when your team isn’t playing.
I cleaned out my pantry with these kitchen sink bars.
They combined snacks and dessert into a single bite.
Salty or sweet, pretty much any mix-in works.
I kept it simple with white, milk & dark chocolate chips, pretzels and crushed potato chips, but you also could use nuts, dried fruit or shredded coconut.
You really can’t go wrong!
Use your favorite combination of white, milk & dark chocolate chips, pretzels, crushed potato chips, nuts and more for these kitchen sink bars.
Hello Paige – the bars look great! They are on my holiday baking list, I am going to double the recipe, and am trying to decide what to add…
How far in advance of serving the bars can they be baked and stored in an airtight container?
Thanks!
Hi Michele. I would say they’ll be ok if you bake them up to a couple days in advance. If they seem dry, you can put a slice of white bread into the airtight container, and they will take in some of the moisture from the bread.
Great, thanks for your reply Paige!
This turned out so good! I used up some chocolate bits, potato chips and hazelnuts in these kitchen sink bars and they turned out fabulous. There are so many other add-in possibilities, I look forward to experimenting to clear out the pantry. Thanks, Paige, for this inspiration!