…When You’re Four Years Old
Step 1
Scoop a few spoonfuls of butter in a bowl – do not measure
Step 2
Dump all the marshmallows in the house in with the butter – do not measure
Step 3
Watch the marshmallows balloon up in the microwave
Step 4
Rub butter all over hands and glass baking dish
Step 5
Pour Rice Krispies into melted marshmallows and butter until Mom makes you stop
Step 6
Stir, stir, stir
Step 7
With hands, drop mixture into baking dish
Step 8
Do not allow to cool, eat immediately, by the handful.
Note: This recipe is not endorsed by or related in any way to the Kellogg’s company. If looking for the “grown up” version of Rice Krispies Treats, you can find that on their site.
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Super cute and tasty!!
Darn it… Now I NEED some Rice Krispy Treats!
Now that is the ONLY way to make rice krispies treats!
P.S. I eat them hot too … with my fingers … before anyone else sees me.
That looks like so much fun. I have only made rice krispie treats once. My kids had no idea what rice krispie treats even were lol
I used to make them more often when my oldest was younger. We would often just make a very small batch – just enough for us to each have some. It was a fun, quick way to make a treat/dessert.