Peanut Butter Graham Sandwiches

I participate, (when I can) with a Thrifty Recipe Swap over here at The Grocery Cart Challenge. Gayle is a great thrifty Mom, and I'm trying to get the hang of being thrifty in the area of groceries too.
Check it out for some great snacks for the kiddos.

This weeks recipe swap is all about the munchies. What are some thrify snack recipes that are staples in your house?

Ok, this isn't really exciting, but my kids enjoy this treat.
Package of graham crackers one or two depending on how many munchkins have the munchies.
Jar of peanut butter, we like Adams All Natural

Spread the crackers with peanut butter, top with another cracker and split into rectangles. Serve with a big glass of milk to wash it down. Yummo!

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Lelia Chealey said…
Hello Friend!
Thank you for your sweet comment. I feel you on the teen and not sharing. I haven't shared that part of my life yet, only the positive parts. :) Everytime satan knocks the wind out of me somehow I end up breathing better after getting some holy CPR!! :) I have cried many tears over my 2 teens and I'm sure my 6 year old will provide me with some. I just know God's going to get ahold of their hearts soon, if not I wish He'd grab them by their throats! :)
I read in an Elizabeth George book once to never talk "bad" of your kids so I really try not to do that, but man they make it hard somedays! lOl...just playin'.
Well, got to get to painting, my couch comes home tomorrow. Yippee! Wish you could stop over for a girls night so we could chat in person & lounge on my new to me sectional! ;) Love ya!
Lelia
February 2, 2008 at 10:10 PM
Lelia Chealey said…
P.S.
Your post has made me hungry and it's so bad to snack at midnight...thanks alot!! ;)
Off to eat & paint...
LC
February 2, 2008 at 10:11 PM
Wani said…
I don't always join in snack time w/ my 2 1/2 year old.... but when we have peanut butter crackers (with a glass of milk of course) I'm totally right there chowing down with him!
I loved your comment on Home Sanctuary - naptime seems like the only time I can get anything done - and even then sometimes it ends up being bloggin' instead of the more important things!
February 5, 2008 at 7:17 AM
Carla said…
Dipped in chocolate for the Mommy, please.
February 8, 2008 at 8:56 AM
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