Easter Tri-colored Rice Krispy Treats!
mmmmmmmmmm they are so good! Not by any means low calorie, as I have yet to see "sugar free marshmallows" (i doubt that can ever happen considering they are um, well, MADE of sugar!!!). But, none the less, they are scrumptious and best of all EASY!
Here is finished product! I wished i had added more blue so it didn't look sort of grey- but still pretty!!
You will need:
-2 bags large marshmallows
-2 boxes rice krispy cereal (i used generic...$1.09 per box baby! haha)
-1 stick margarine or any low cal butter substitue
-food coloring (i had pastel colors)
1. Melt 1/3 of marshmallows in microwave safe bowl w 1 1/2 tbs butter
mmmmmmmmmm they are so good! Not by any means low calorie, as I have yet to see "sugar free marshmallows" (i doubt that can ever happen considering they are um, well, MADE of sugar!!!). But, none the less, they are scrumptious and best of all EASY!
Here is finished product! I wished i had added more blue so it didn't look sort of grey- but still pretty!!
You will need:
-2 bags large marshmallows
-2 boxes rice krispy cereal (i used generic...$1.09 per box baby! haha)
-1 stick margarine or any low cal butter substitue
-food coloring (i had pastel colors)
1. Melt 1/3 of marshmallows in microwave safe bowl w 1 1/2 tbs butter
2. Add food coloring of your choice
*hint: the faster you stir, the easier it is to maneuver the treats into baking dish. Once it starts to harden and get sticky, it gets really tricky!*
3. Quickly stir in 4-5 cups of krispy cereal (depending on how thick you want your treat-- i wanted mine really thick so i used 5 cups!)
4. Layer the treats in bottom of sprayed pan/dish/casserole dish
5. Add any candies or other goodies on top (i added easter M&Ms)
6. Repeat with varying colors
7. Freeze for 1-3 hours
8. Enjoy!!!
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