Rice Krispie Treats

Toasting the Rice Krispies and generously seasoning the bars balances the sweetness of the marshmallows, while brown butter adds rich, nutty flavor.

Chocolate Marshmallow Peeps

These homemade chocolate marshmallow Peeps are delicious and adorable.

Chocolate Rice Krispie Treats

Get your chocolate on with these triple chocolate infused crispy bars. Unsweetened chocolate balances the sweet marshmallow, and a sprinkling of salt tops it off.

Strawberry Rice Krispie Treats

These Strawberry Rice Krispie Treats are the perfect combination of buttery marshmallows, strawberries, and chocolate. Great for Valentine’s Day or anytime you're craving something sweet and special.

Cornflake Marshmallow Treats

The naturally sweet and earthy flavor of Corn Flakes shines in this riff on classic Rice Krispies treats.

Chocolate Rice Krispie Nuggets with Sea Salt

Perfectly bite-sized, these little chocolate rice krispie treats veer into something a little more delightfully candy-like with the smaller size. The chocolate covering keeps the rice krispie nuggets soft and moist on the inside - just the way kids love them!

Lucky Charms Marshmallow Squares

Lucky Charms! They're magically delicious. And if you're a marshmallow lover like me, what could be more magically delicious than adding extra marshmallows to make marshmallow squares?

Crispy Cereal Marshmallows

The secret to crispy marshmallows is homemade corn syrup, a less stable version of what you buy at the store. The extra work will produce crispy homemade marshmallows that are a thing of beauty for cereal.

Sweet and Salty Stout Marshmallow Bars With Pretzels, Potato Chips, and Chocolate

The Rice Krispie treats of your childhood get a grown-up makeover with a homemade chocolate-stout marshmallow. Pretzels and potato chips replace the rice cereal, and a boozy chocolate drizzle finishes off these sweet, salty, and chewy bars.

Sprinkles Ice Cream

Most sprinkles ice creams just add colored sprinkles to a plain, unflavored sweet cream base. That's pretty boring. This recipe uses candy-colored, delightfully artificially flavored cereal (Fruity Pebbles, specifically, but Trix and Froot Loops would work well) to make something that's far more fun and deserving of the sprinkles that go into it.