Charming Lucky Bites

When my kids were growing up, we had the good, sugary, kid cereals in the cupboard, including Lucky Charms cereal. And we always had bags of regular and fruity flavored marshmallows and plenty of butter close by. So it was normal for me to turn most any kind of cereal into a bar. These worked well for St. Patrick’s Day treats.

When my kids finished their hockey season one weekend, we brought these to the girls’ team pizza party. The container was almost empty when we left so they must have been good. (Never mind that I shared them with my family first while we watched the hockey game.)

What’s one of your kids’ favorite cereals to make into special treats? What other flavors of marshmallows have you used to make a twist on the traditional rice crispy treats?

You may also like all the cereal treats I posted in Cereal Sunday: baking without flour, sugar and eggs.

Sweet wishes,

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Charming Lucky Bites

Staci at Random Sweets

Boy, do these marshmallow treats take me back to my childhood. My grandma Janet would treat us with fruity flavored marshmallows. I loved sweet cereal like Lucky Charms but we never got to have it at home.

5 from 1 vote

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Prep Time 15 minutes mins

Total Time 15 minutes mins

Course Dessert

Cuisine American

Ingredients

  

• ▢ 4 tablespoons unsalted butter
• ▢ 10.5 oz fruity flavored marshmallows
• ▢ 7 cups Lucky Charms cereal
• ▢ 2 squares vanilla flavored almond bark

Instructions

 

• Butter a 9×13 baking pan.
• In a large microwave bowl, melt butter. Stir in marshmallows and microwave until marshmallows begin to melt into the butter and lose their shape. (Or, melt together on a stovetop.) Stir together until sticky and creamy. Stir in cereal. Spread in pan. 
• Cool completely. Cut into 1-inch bites.
• Melt almond bark on low heat. Drizzle over cereal bites and immediately place a Lucky Charms marshmallow on top of each bite. Store in airtight container. 

Keyword cereal treats, marshmallows

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