Rainbow Rice Crispy Treats

Simple little treat idea that could be used any time but would be especially fun for St. Patrick’s Day.

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Let’s get started-


What you need:
Standard Rice Crispy Treat ingredients + food coloring
and a bunch of extra bowls :)
6 c. rice crispy cereal
1 bag of marshmallows
4 Tbsp. or 1/2 c. butter
cooking spray


Make treats as you normally would-
in a large pot melt butter, then add the marshmallows. 
Stir until marshmallows melt.  Remove from heat.
At this point, using 4 bowls, divvy up the melted marshmallows.
Add a few drops of food coloring to each bowl.
Mix the color in well.

Love looking at the colors- reminds me of Easter and coloring eggs.

Add a little over 1 cup of rice crispy cereal
into each bowl of colored marshmallows.
You have to work fast because you don’t want the marshmallows to harden.Next put one color at a time into a sprayed (with cooking spray) 9×13 pan.
One little trick- spray cooking spray on the back of a spatula so that the
sticky mix is easier to work with. Pat each color down with the back
of the sprayed spatula. 
Let harden for a bit.


Easy, fun treat and my kids went nuts for them!
(yes, I do have 3 kids- my youngest is home the most with me, so he’s
the lucky tester-outer usually! )
Enjoy!

I linked up to:
Tidy Mom’s I’m Lovin’ It and
Tatertots and Jello’s Weekend Wrap Up Party

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About Mique

Hi- I'm Mique (as in Mickey). I started 30days as an idea file a few years ago. After three years and hundreds of ideas, I now realize that I'll never check them all off my list. When I'm not creating, I love spending time with family and friends and long drives, especially if they end at the beach.

26 thoughts on “Rainbow Rice Crispy Treats

  1. You know these would be really cute layered too, use a smaller pan, and lay one thin layer of one color, and then another thin layer of another one.. etc… then sliced they would have all the colors!! Such a cute idea,… and so easy!! Thanks.

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