Under the Sea Snack Mix #SundaySupper

As a rule, I don’t like sitcoms.  Sure some of the half hour, family friendly shows of my youth were great.  Home improvement.  Friends.  Sabrina the Teenage Witch.  Those shows were my jam and I sometimes still watch them unabashedly.

But the typical fare that airs on the networks these days trying to pass as comedy when they are nothing more than a laugh track and some unfunny jokes?  Those aren’t for me.

That is until I turned on The Good Place.  I wanted to try it because fantasy elements fascinate me and often find their way into my writing.  Basically I wanted to try it because I wish I had written it.  Plus, who doesn’t love Kristen Bell?

So I tried it and I laughed.  Out loud.  This doesn’t happen.  Ever.  And I kept laughing.  I look forward to this show every week because it’s fresh, funny, and doesn’t rely on those sitcom conventions like a laugh track.  I can decide when to laugh for myself.

While the basic premise may be a bad girl who gets into the good place, the characters are all likeable and the message of the show is stellar.  Life is about doing the best we can when we can.  It’s never too late to change who we are into who we want to be.

And while I watch my new favorite show and the only sitcom on my TiVo, I need a snack.  Enter Under the Sea Snack Mix.  This versatile, sweet and salty, totally addictive treat is perfect for a party or just chilling in front of the TV.  Plus, it will technically last a good week … not that I think it will hang around that long.

We’re all about using up Halloween candy this Sunday Supper, so I added Reese’s Pieces, some white peanut butter cups (which have no chocolate – hooray!), and some white chocolate candy corn candy bars (again no actual chocolate), but add whatever it is you have on hand.  I think candy corn or any chocolate candy bar would be great.

Then I took a bag of Goldfish to add that salty vibe and a box of Finding Dory cereal and added them to the party.  They are the real stars here.  I had never made a Puppy Chow style mix with a cereal with marshmallows but it certainly won’t be my last.  Those marshmallows stay a little crunchy and totally bring the flavor.

I don’t know about you, but I think we could all use some more laughter and snack mix in our lives.

Don’t forget to check out the other Sunday Supper dishes!  Thanks to T.R. Crumbly from Gluten Free Crumbly for hosting!

BARS

• Candy Bar Blondies by That Skinny Chick Can Bake
• Gluten Free Seven Layer Candy Bar by Gluten Free Crumbley
• Halloween Hangover Blondies by Cricket’s Confections
• Leftover Candy Peanut Butter Chocolate Crunch Bars by Books n’ Cooks

BROWNIES

• Gooey Candy Bar Brownie Cups by Desserts Required
• Leftover Candy Stuffed Brownies by Hezzi-D’s Books and Cooks

CAKES

• Dark Chocolate Pumpkin Cupcakes by Sunday Supper Movement
• Peanut Butter Cup Coffee Cake by Sew You Think You Can Cook
• Pumpkin Chocolate Cake by NinjaBaker

CONFECTIONS

• Candy Bar Truffles by The Crumby Cupcake
• Candy Toffee by Family Foodie
• Candy Filled Lollipops by The Freshman Cook
• Nutty Candy Bar Fudge by And She Cooks

COOKIES

• Butterfinger Biscotti by The Redhead Baker
• Candy Bar Oatmeal Cookies by Cosmopolitan Cornbread
• Full of Secrets Chocolate Chip Cookies by What Smells So Good?

SNACKS

• Candy Popcorn Balls by Palatable Pastime
• Inside Out Caramel Apple Muffins by Caroline’s Cooking
• Under the Sea Snack Mix by Pies and Plots

SUPPER

• Lemon Drop Chicken Chow Mein by Mindy’s Cooking Obsession
• Snickapplebutterway Salad by A Kitchen Hoor’s Adventures

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