Marshmallow Nut and Seed Bars

Have you ever been browsing Pinterest and somehow you end up in this loop where you've suddenly seen an hour dissapear without realizing it?  Who am I kidding if you have not done that then you need to go start and account and get addicted.  It's fine I'll wait.  OK now after what I can assume has been an hour or a day let us begin.  So it was a day like any other, I went to the trending or popular page on Pinterest to see what I could find.  Then I zeroed in on homemade granola bars.  I clicked on one recipe and then another, then another, then another and you guessed it I spent an hour looking at all the granola, cereal and nut bars I could find.  

Soon I realized I coul not decide which one to try.  There was an overwhelming amount and I gave up.  Homemade granola bars were forgotten until one magnificent day.  I was at work and a coworker came up to me put a nut bar in my face and said eat this.  Refusing would obviously be rude so I took, I ate and I waited for the time when should would tell me to eat another one.  After my second one I asked for the recipe.  It is sooooooo easy and completely customizable.  I changed a few things around to get the bar like I wanted it.  Use the same amount of marshmallows I did for a softer bar with more chew.  Cut the marshmallows in half for a crunchier bar.  So see below for this awesome, super easy recipe!

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Marshamallow Nut and Seed Bars

6 oz bag Pistachios (No shell, Roasted and Salted)
9 oz bag Sunflower Kernals (No shell, Roasted and Salted)
10 oz bag Peanuts (No Shell, Oil Roasted and Salted)
8 oz bag Cashew Halves and Pieces (Roasted and Salted)
10.5 oz bag of Marshmallows (I used mini)
Pam spray

1. Spray a cookie sheet with Pam and get a sheet of wax paper. Set aside.
2. Spray stock pot with Pam cooking spray and turn stove to medium heat.
3. Pour in Marshmallows and stir constantly until melted.
4. Turn off heat and add all the nuts and seeds to marshamallows and stir together.  (You will get a workout)
5. Pour mixture onto prepared cookie sheet.  Use wax paper to push the mixture down.  It will stick a bit.
6. Let set for about four hours.  Then slice and enjoy!

These are the exact ingredients I used in my bars but, you can completely change them around.  Take one out and put another in!

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