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positivelyellie
July 9, 2021
I make a quick microwave one if I do not have time and it is amazing! All you do is melt butter and a few marshmallows and then add any cereal and you can serve hot in a bowl or chill it and cut it
Patti P.
October 12, 2016
Lemon zest added to the melted marshmallows makes a tasty variation—like a lemon cream cookie!
judy
May 24, 2016
though I always liked the rice krispies in this treat growing up in the 60-70's, I wanted to make them "more nutritious" for my own kids. I always made them with cheerios and added 1/2 cup peanut butter to the marshmallows. Liked them a whole lot better. My kids and their friends devoured them!
E. D.
October 14, 2016
You're fortunate that none of your family has a peanut allergy.... haven't tried it with a substitute for peanut butter
positivelyellie
July 9, 2021
I wonder if you used cashew or sunflower butter if it would taste good? You do not have to put any type of butter in it
Jeninah
October 20, 2014
I made the 2nd time & add chunks of kitkat bars mms & chocolate chips it was yummy. Think i needed to add more rice crispys. But it came out great for my 2nd time lolz
Luz M.
July 2, 2014
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ButterSugarFlowers
July 1, 2014
My favorite cereal bars add a twist of amaretto flavor, corn flakes, and browned butter: https://food52.com/recipes/21523-easy-almond-bars
AnnieHynes
September 23, 2013
on my way to the grocery store... why do you always do this to me!!! hahah, this site is soooo addictive
Jenny G.
September 23, 2013
I haven't purchased Rice Krispies in quite some time now, but if I recall correctly the recipe for rice krispies treats is always printed on the cereal box and/or bags of mini marshmallows. Probably 99% of the time..
ca2626
September 23, 2013
Not saying this to be a jerk, at all, but this isn't really "not a recipe," it's just like a simple recipe and a post that's missing something crucial. If you had written out "3 T butter / 1 bag marshmallows / X c cereal or snacks of your choosing" and then listed instructions, we would all recognize that as a recipe - and that's more or less what I see here, except there's no value supplied for X. I don't feel like I learned anything here, though it would be fun to hear, say, some of your favorite combinations you've come up with, or something like that. Or, to follow the "not a recipe" idea, maybe you could work out the actual ratio!
Chrystal
May 16, 2014
I have to totally agree! When I read non-recipe I was looking for a general ratio. Instead I know how much butter and marshmallows and no idea how much cereal!
walkie74
September 23, 2013
There is a dessert called Igor Bars that are basically Rice Krispie Treats on steroids. I suggest that people start with Stay Hungree's recipe and then go here... http://www.geocities.ws/delazan/IgorBars.html
Amanda H.
September 23, 2013
I'd love to hear what other cereals work well -- like, do Cheerios? Or Wheat Chex?
maryvelasquez
July 4, 2015
FYI, puffed cereals deflate and are chewy rather than crunchy in the final product.
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