Pepperoni Chips

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  • schellie
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    • Jan 21, 2005
    • 507

    #1

    Pepperoni Chips

    I came across this recipe in a thing from my mom and will be trying it soon. She said they are awesome!!
    Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Place slices of pepperoni in a single layer on baking sheet. Bake 8-10 minutes. Remove from oven and pat excess grease with paper toweling. Return pan into oven and bake 2-4 minutes or until very crisp. They will keep 1-2 days in an airtight container.
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  • HoosierBuckeye
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    • Apr 23, 2004
    • 80

    #2
    Re: Pepperoni Chips

    Oooh, so like crispy pepperoni the way it is on pizza, but without the pizza? I like this idea. Will try tomorrow!

    Val
    Second time around: 4/14/07
    5'7" / SW: 180 CW: 174.6 GW: 160
    Mini-goal: Making my 14s the "fat" clothes again


    September 2002............November 2005
    ~225 pounds................~188 pounds

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    • Starmaker
      • Nov 10, 2004
      • 1617

      #3
      Re: Pepperoni Chips

      I have looked everywhere for pepperoni that isn't full of wheat crumbs or sugar and can't find any. Boohoo




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      • HoosierBuckeye
        ADBB Admirer
        • Apr 23, 2004
        • 80

        #4
        Re: Pepperoni Chips

        I've used Hormel, Oscar Mayer, and Bridgford brand, all of which have no sugars and are 0 carbs per serving.

        Val
        Second time around: 4/14/07
        5'7" / SW: 180 CW: 174.6 GW: 160
        Mini-goal: Making my 14s the "fat" clothes again


        September 2002............November 2005
        ~225 pounds................~188 pounds

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        • Babs
          • Jul 18, 2006
          • 794

          #5
          Re: Pepperoni Chips

          I have made twice already and loved them. I expected to eat a lot of them like chips, but they are filling after just a few. I'm making them today.

          I spread a small amount of cream cheese between two and ate like a "sandwich."

          I topped with a small slice cheddar cheese.

          I broke then up for a salad topping.

          For mini pizzas, I topped them with a smigen of tomato paste, cheddar cheese, a small peice of green chili pepper one slice of black olive, a small amout of cooked hamburger and broiled until melted.

          I'm going to try taco type toppings this time.
          ~Babs
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