Marshmallow Fluff Recipes Rice Krispies

Enjoy rice krispie treats with marshmallow fluff for a quick and easy treat. With just 3 ingredients, this is the perfect snack for parties and more.

This classic treat is even easier using marshmallow fluff. Anyone can make this and even the kids can help. If you love simple desserts like we do, this is a must try recipe.

Also known as marshmallow crème, it is a marshmallow spread used in place of marshmallows. The texture is different and does not provide the same gooey results as traditional marshmallows.

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However, it is just as delicious and so easy to use. We have a recipe for homemade marshmallow fluff if your store does not carry it. It is actually easy to make.

It needs to sit at room temperature for about 30 minutes to 1 hour so the bars can solidify. Then just cut and serve.

I recommend not storing these in the refrigerator as the bar will become dried out and not as gooey. Allow the bars to stay at room temperature up to 5 days.

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Enjoy rice krispie treats with marshmallow fluff for a quick treat. With just 3 ingredients, this is the perfect snack for parties and more.

*You can also heat the marshmallow fluff mixture in the microwave. Place the butter and marshmallow fluff in a large microwave safe bowl. Heat in 30 second intervals, stirring between each interval until the mixture is melted and combined.

*You can also half this recipe and place the bars in an 8X8 or 9X9 pan if you prefer to make a smaller amount of Rice Krispie treats.

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Calories 199 kcal , Carbohydrates 42 g , Protein 1 g , Fat 4 g , Saturated Fat 2 g , Polyunsaturated Fat 1 g , Monounsaturated Fat 1 g , Trans Fat 1 g , Cholesterol 10 mg , Sodium 132 mg , Potassium 24 mg , Fiber 1 g , Sugar 21 g , Vitamin A 1358 IU , Vitamin C 12 mg , Calcium 2 mg , Iron 6 mg

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Rice Krispie Treats With Marshmallow Fluff

For the past few days, we’ve been trying to adjust to the new “normal” of our kids being home from school. It has been a challenge to balance educational activities, play time and house work.

One of the suggestions from our school was to get in the kitchen with the kids. While baking with kids seems like a good idea, it can be hard to do. Luckily, I’m coming at you with really simple baking and cooking activities to help you out. Our first activity was making chocolate dipped fruit popsicles.

Today, we’re tackling the always classic rice krispie treat. I thought it would be fun for the kids to help out on this “baking” project. They really enjoyed playing with the sticky marshmallow fluff and of course eating their treats after all their hard work.

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When we moved to the Netherlands, they had just started to carry Rice Krispies cereal in the store. I made rice krispie treats and brought them to a friend and they were like….what are these? I had no idea it was an American treat. So for those that haven’t heard of it, rice krispie treats are just rice krispie cereal and marshmallows made into delicious bars or squares.

I love desserts that go into one pan like my skillet chocolate chip cookie or these sugar cookie bars. Just like rice krispie treats, one pan makes it so simple to make and also easy to clean up.

For these Rice Krispie treats, I wanted to do a twist on the traditional recipe. I know….gasp! Don’t mess with a classic. Instead of using marshmallows, we’re using marshmallow fluff. If you don’t have marshmallow fluff, no worries. You can totally use regular marshmallows. If you use regular marshmallows, use 8 cups of mini marshmallows.

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It is so hard not to eat rice krispie treats right away. After my kids helped put them into the pan, one of them asked if they could have the spatula with the leftover rice krispie mix. Of course I said yes and he ran off skipping and giggling. It was adorable.

Rice Krispie treats can get stale so make sure to store them in an air-tight container at room temperature. They should last 2-3 days if they can last that long before being eaten.

This is a great recipe to get the kids to help out. It is really fun for them to make rice krispie treats. Here’s a few ways they can help out:Use a jar of marshmallow creme instead of marshmallows to make these simple 3-ingredient Marshmallow Fluff Rice Krispie Treat for dessert tonight or a snack this afternoon. Your whole family will love them!

How To Make Rice Krispie Treats With Marshmallow Fluff

I told her that you can definitely swap out marshmallow fluff (also known as marshmallow cream, marshmallow creme, marshmallow spread, or marshmallow paste) for the marshmallows in a rice crispy treats recipe.

Traditional rice krispie treats made using marshmallows are crispy and very chewy. When you pull apart a treat that is made using the right proportion of marshmallows to cereal you see ribbons of sticky glistening white marshmallows clinging to the tiny crisp rice cereal.

When you look at the crispy treats pictured above you definitely see the creamy marshmallow fluff that holds the treats together but when you take a bite you'll notice the cereal treat comes apart really easily. They are not sticky or very chewy.

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So if you have a jar of marshmallow creme in your pantry go ahead and give this recipe a try and be sure to let us know what you think in the comment section below. Oh, and don't forget to give us a star rating too!

*We recommend using European-style butter when making these cereal treats. In our taste testing, we found that European-style butter which has a higher butterfat content provides better flavor.

Salted butter also enhances the flavor. If you don't have salted butter and you choose to use unsalted butter, do not add salt to the recipe. It's difficult to get the grains of salt evenly distributed in your treats. You may end up with pockets of salt which will make some of your treats taste salty.

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When measuring marshmallow creme, I recommend spraying your measuring cup and spoon with non-stick baking spray. The sticky marshmallow will be less likely to stick!

These treats taste best the day they are made but can be stored in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 5 days. 

Did you make this recipe and think it was great or do have any questions? Leave a comment below and rate the recipe using stars (5 stars is the best!) How to make marshmallow creme rice crispy treats seems like an easy switch up of marshmallows for the creme. However, not so fast. While this will work, I have perfected the best rice crispy treats made recipe which is actually the combination of marshmallow fluff along with miniature marshmallows, butter, and an entire box of cereal. People, these marshmallow creme rice crispy treats will change your world.

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At my house, desserts are a rarity. I am not a baker. It isn't that I can't bake, but measuring precisely is just hard. So hard. Which is why I have become the master of making the best damn Rice Krispies treats. Whether it is my scotcheroos aka peanut butter Rice Krispies treats. This rice Krispies treats recipe is my favorite. And if my family is lucky I will share it with my family. Seriously. These are amazing.

The marshmallow treats are the no-bake, gluten-free dessert every child loves and is so easy to make with marshmallow fluff, butter, marshmallows, and Rice Krispies.

Here is the catch, I think super thick rice crispy treats are the best. We don't mess around with skinny rice crispy treats. I had the most amazing rice crispy treat one day at Noodles and Company. I know, weird. But, this place inspired me to stop following the recipe and start making the most of the treat and go big. Couple that with the whole mini marshmallows I find in the rice crispy treats from Starbucks, and I have completely changed the world of rice crispy treats. I finally have figured out how to make rice crispy treats with marshmallow creme.

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Seriously, if this picture doesn't get you to make the rice crispy treats, I don't know what will. You will want to know how to make the best rice crispy treats.

Start with melting butter in a large six-quart dutch oven. Add the marshmallow creme to the butter and stir to combine. I do this over low heat. When the butter and creme begin to combine, I add half the

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