10 Favorite DIY Snacks

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White Cheddar 'Cheez-Its'

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With just a few ingredients and a couple of minutes in the kitchen, these homemade versions of "Cheez-Its" are ready for the oven.

To make: Beantown Baker

Seedy Wheat Crackers

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If you've never tried millet before, get excited: It adds a wonderful crunch to baked goods like crackers and muffins. Here, it bakes up with Parmesan and whole-wheat flour for an addictive, crumbly cracker.

To make: A Sweet Spoonful

Peppermint 'Oreos'

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Why should these deep, dark chocolate cookies filled with creamy peppermint be reserved just for the holidays? These are year-round keepers.

To make: Bay Area Bites

MORE: Easy Winter Comfort Foods

'Hostess Cupcakes'

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These beauties look far more difficult to make than they really are. In reality, they're just simple frosted chocolate cupcakes … that your friends and family will fall in love with.

To make: The Novice Chef

Ice Cream Sandwiches

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Soft-baked cookies and your favorite ice cream come together in this decadent dessert.

To make: Baked by Rachel

Piña Colada Ice Pops

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This grown-up version of a fruit popsicle contains pineapple, coconut milk and rum—a nice way to add a little bright color to a gray afternoon.

To make: Shutterbean

RELATED: Fresh Winter Baking

Soft Pretzels

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If you've never experimented with yeast in the kitchen, now's the time! This easy recipe takes little fussing. Aside from the time the dough takes to rise, you won't spend much active time in the kitchen at all.

To make: Chew out Loud

Caramel Corn

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Make a batch of this on Sunday and snack on it throughout the week. Feel free to choose any nuts you'd like!

To make: PDX Food Love