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Rice Crispy Treats

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ebrbetty
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does anyone have a recipe? my hubby wants some :rolleyes:

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IronedOut
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I followed the Kellog recipe using Erewhon Rice Crisps. my kids didn't think to ask until the pan was empty!!

3 tablespoons margarine or butter

1 package (10 oz., about 40) marshmallows

or

4 cups miniature marshmallows

6 cups rice cereal

Melt margarine and marshmallows in pan. Add rice cereal and stir quickly to coat.

Pour into greased 9x13 pan and pat down.

ebrbetty Rising Star
ebrbetty
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thank you very much! hubby's addicited to chocolate, I think I'll throw in some choc chips

I'll make them gluten-free so I can eat them too

oops, almost forgot to ask...will they work without the butter?

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lonewolf
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oops, almost forgot to ask...will they work without the butter?

If you can't have butter or margarine, try coconut oil. It's available at health food stores.

Liz

IronedOut Apprentice
IronedOut
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Does coconut oil have a flavor? I'm not a big fan of coconut flavor. I would consider almond though. Either would be great twists on the flavor!

mommida Enthusiast
mommida
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I've been using coccoa pebbles, just because they are a lot cheaper than the specialty cereals.

Different grades of the coconut oil have different tastes. If I remember right the spectrum brand brand didn't taste like coconut.

Laura

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I've been using coccoa pebbles, just because they are a lot cheaper than the specialty cereals.

Different grades of the coconut oil have different tastes. If I remember right the spectrum brand brand didn't taste like coconut.

Laura

DUH! Never thought of using pebbles! Thats a great idea!

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GlutenFreeAl
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I just bought some Envirokids Koala Krisp last night and I was thining that would make yummy chocolatey "rice crispy" treats. I don't think Envirokids cereals are unreasonably priced, either.

Are all marshmallows gluten free?

Thanks!

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VydorScope
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I just bought some Envirokids Koala Krisp last night and I was thining that would make yummy chocolatey "rice crispy" treats. I don't think Envirokids cereals are unreasonably priced, either.

Are all marshmallows gluten free?

Thanks!

Envirokids makes ricecrispy treast actually... I like them, esplyt he chololate ones. :)

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Kasey'sMom
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My dd is casein free/gluten-free and I've made rice crispy treats with coconut oil. My dh doesn't like coconut either but I use coconut oil/butter all the time and he can't tell it's coconut. I usually use Spectrum, Refined coconut oil.

I've not tried this substitution with the treats, but you probably could use Spectrum Organic Shortening. (Made from palm oil, not palm kernel oil.)

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:)

We use Kraft Jet-Puff Marshmallows. I've also made homemade marshmallows which is soooo fun! :lol:

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VydorScope
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We use Kraft Jet-Puff Marshmallows. I've also made homemade marshmallows which is soooo fun! :lol:

OOOOO How??? Love to try that :)

Idahogirl Apprentice
Idahogirl
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I learned the hard way: use the miniature marshmallows. The big ones take forever to melt. The small ones are so much faster and easier!

IronedOut Apprentice
IronedOut
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If you have the large ones already, just cut them into smaller pieces. I have leftovers from camping trips that would go stale otherwise.

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Kasey'sMom
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OOOOO How??? Love to try that

I've been off the forum for a fews days...sorry this has taken so long to post!

I use the homemade marshmallow recipe from Martha Stewart.

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The mixture starts out as nothing and fluffs up to marshmallow creme. One time I didn't have corn syrup so I used vegetable glycerin and it worked fine as well.

You could use this recipe to make marshmallow chicks or hearts for the holidays. :)

You've got to try this recipe because it's so easy and fun. :lol:

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