Snicker Salad Recipe: Rockester Style


Snicker Salad

1 large box vanilla instant pudding mixed with
1/2 cup milk

6 apples, chopped to bite size pieces
12 oz. whipped topping like Cool Whip
6 bars Snicker candy bars-chopped into 1/2 inch bite sizes
1 cup of green or red grapes, optional
1 cup mini marshmallows, optional

Some people also add
1 cup manderin oranges
1 cup chopped pineapple (not crushed as it is too wet) at the last minute too

Mix all of the above ingredients and refrigerate. Makes a real yummy "sweet "salad." More of a dessert really.

I have also frozen the leftovers (yes with the fruit in it!) to make a type of frozen ice-cream-like dessert--but you should then scoop it and eat it frozen. Do not let it defrost again! :)

Makes a huge mixing bowl that serves like 20 people.

Comments

Sonesta said…
I have had a variation of this salad with just a regular fruit salad and add the snickers bar. But the problem is that the bananas don't last for more than 1 day. So one option would be to not put in bananas...lol. Anyway...I was just floating around and happened upon your blog and saw this recipe. Cool! Gonna have to try this version.
1:34 PM
Nana Bluebird aka Kathy Aho said…
We served it at graduation and everyone loved it. It is a classic here in MN! :)
2:47 PM
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