Fun Thanksgiving Blessing Mix Recipe for Neighbors and Friends

Ingredients:

• 2 cups Bugles – for a cornucopia of blessings
• 2 cups Chex cereal – for life’s simple joys
• 1 cup Candy Corn – for the beauty and colors of fall
• 1 cup Dried Fruit – for the bounty of harvest and loved ones
• 1 cup M&M’s – for the sweet moments to treasure
• 2 cups Popcorn – for laughter that pops up when we’re together
• 1 cup Pretzel Twists – for hugs of friendship and care

Instructions:

1. In a large bowl, gently mix all ingredients.
2. Portion into small bags, jars, or bowls.
3. Tuck in the Thanksgiving Blessing Mix Poem for a special touch.
4. Enjoy as a snack, activity, or gift!

Thanksgiving Blessing Mix Poem

Attach this little poem to a bag of mix or a mason jar to make your gift even more special:

The Blessing Mix Poem
This mix is a gift, both salty and sweet,
A handful of blessings for you to eat.

Bugles for harvest, our horn of plenty,
Chex for life’s joys, small but many.

Dried fruit for bounty and loved ones near,
Candy corn for fall’s beauty year after year.

M&M’s for moments we treasure and share,
Popcorn for laughter that pops everywhere.

Pretzels for hugs that never end,
A Thanksgiving blessing from friend to friend.

Grab the Free Printable

Want a cute, ready-to-go version? Download a free printable with the blessing mix poem that’s perfect to tuck into bags, jars, or bowls. It makes your mix instantly gift-ready and adds a festive touch to your table.

How to Use Your Thanksgiving Blessing Mix

This mix is easy, meaningful, and versatile. Here are a few ideas:

1. Gift It To Neighbors Or Friends

Package your mix in small bags or mason jars, tie with a ribbon, and add the printable poem. It’s a thoughtful, budget-friendly way to share holiday cheer.

2. Make It A Kid-Friendly Activity

Let kids help measure, mix, and assemble the snack. While they’re at it, talk about the meaning behind each ingredient. It’s a fun way to sneak in a little gratitude lesson.

3. Snack Around the Holidays

Set out a bowl for everyone to grab while catching the parade or football games. The mix is both festive and conversation-worthy!

4. Add Some Friendsgiving Fun

Bring it to a Friendsgiving gathering and watch everyone nibble happily. You could even make it a “DIY blessing mix bar,” letting guests add their favorite ingredients while sharing what they’re thankful for this year.

More Grateful Fun

Looking for more ways to count your blessings? Check out these ideas next:

What’s Next?

Don’t miss the best newsletter around! Sign up to receive the best tips and resources for connection and routine. Start with the checklist and kid coupons below!