Showing posts with label candy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label candy. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 7, 2016

Rice Krispies with a Twist!!


Who doesn't love Rice Krispy treats! During the Holidays my house sings snap, crackle and pop constantly.

I make these gooey little treats through out the year for birthdays, Easter, Christmas, and any time I need a marshmallow fix. I like any kind but my favorite are the treats made with a added ingredients. The most popular in my house is this recipe. My secret ingredient is;

Yep, Luck Charms marshmallows! The added marshmallow makes this treat so good! The marshmallows don't melt and are perfect for a little extra sweetness! You may be asking, do you really pick the marshmallows out of the cereal??

Yes I do, These treats are the best when you use the Lucky Charms cereal marshmallows. I have used these marshmallows in the past. It's something about the size and quantity of the mallows you get from a box of Lucky Charms that make them the best!

Drizzle some chocolate or make pops out of them; they are so versatile. I hope you enjoy this recipe and will have some more goodies top post as we move closer to the Holidays.

Rice Krispy Treats with a Twist


  • 6 cups of Rice Krispies
  • 1 bag of regular marshmallows or 6 cups of mini marshmallows
  • 3 T of better
  • 1 t of vanilla extract
  • The Marshmallows from 1 box of Lucky Charms cereal (if you use the cereal mallows mentioned in the link above then use 2 C)
Melt butter in a sauce pan over low heat. Add the marshmallows and continue to melt over low heat. Line a 9x13 pan with wax paper and spray with oil; set aside. 


Once melted, pull from heat and add vanilla and rice krispies and mix well. 

Then add the Lucky Charms mallows and mix well. 

Move mixture to the greased 9x13 pan. spread and let cool completely. 

Once cooled you can pull the formed krispies out of the pan, paper and all. Lay on a flat surface and cut into pieces using a bread knife. I find this knife gives you the cleanest cut. Any other knife and the gooey krispies will end up sticking to the knife. Enjoy!


Monday, November 28, 2016

Fall Harvest Chex mix


Our favorite time of year is here! Cooler temperatures, Halloween, Turkey and the big guy dressed in red! Even with the loss of an hour of day light we still enjoy the outdoors the most. Summer time takes us to the water and the fall time takes us to the farm. Check out my other blog; Just me to see how our Halloween was. Anyway, digressing there....

Holiday season seems to start earlier and earlier every year, or the years just go by faster and faster. Starting with Halloween, we love to spook out the house and get ready to scare the kiddies, I also love making lots of sweets. They are easy to do and I always have something to take to a party or to pull out for our weekend bonfires. This chex mix is a good mix of sweet and salty.

The recipe makes 3-4 gallon size zip bags! Please comment and tell me what your favorite Chex mix is. I love seeing all the different varieties and getting great ideas for my next batch!


Sweet & Salty Chex mix

  • 1 box Honey Nut Chex
  • Any type of nut; I used sliced Almonds for this batch
  • Stick pretzels
  • Chocolate M&Ms
  • Chocolate covers raisins
  • White Candy coating 
Start by mixing the dry ingredients. I used 2 really big bowls.


You will need a large surface to lay out the chex mix to dry. I have a flat surface oven so I lay out parchment paper to cover the stove.

Heat up the candy coating per the directions on the package. The coasting I used took approximately 3 min. to heat in the microwave.

Once fully melted, evenly divide the coating between the 2 bowls and coat well. Then pour out over your surface for drying. The mix will be completely dry in 1/2 hour. Then break apart and store in air tight containers. I use gallon size zip bags for my storing,