Rice Krispies Treats The Original Supersheet, 32-Ounce Package

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You will need to use some butter or a non-stick cooking spray to grease your spatula and cookie sheet. I just tried a bite and it was amazing and then my husband said next time we make these we should try Cocoa ones. Stick to fresh marshmallows for your treats and save the stale ones for a cup of hot chocolate later.

Most people don’t include salt in their rice krispie treats but they are so full of sugar, they need it for balance! Cookie Cutters: If you want to press other shapes with cookie cutters using this recipe, I would recommend dividing the recipe into two 9×13-inch pans. Make sure to scrape out all that good melted goo and then immediately stir stir stir to get it all coated. In a large pot or Dutch oven, preferably with a light bottom so you can monitor the color, melt the butter over medium heat (save the butter wrappers; you'll use them later for pressing the mixture into the pan).

Overheated marshmallows have their sugar crystalize which causes them to become stiff when results in harder, crunchier treats. Either spray your hands with non-stick spray or rub them with butter and gently spread the mixture out and pat it down. I have made this recipe time and time again with different variations and they always get rave reviews.

Instead of feeling guilty about wanting to eat the whole pan of Rice Krispie Treats you've just baked, you don't have to bake anything.

Using Too Much Cereal: Adding too much cereal to the marshmallow mixture can also lead to hard treats. When I was reading this recipe today I thought that 3 tbsp of butter was very little, and it’s true that the old amount was a whole stick.

Don't Smash Your Mix: if you press the mix onto the cookie sheet too hard, it will make the treat mixture more compact making your treats a bit hard. If needed, you can also pour the melted marshmallow/butter mixture into a large mixing bowl containing the cereal if you do not have a dutch oven or pot large enough to hold and stir everything together.Principal Skinner is in hot pursuit, but is looking in all the wrong places (“no, it’s the children who are wrong”). It very rare that I make these, but the first batch I made from the back of a bag of marshmallows was missing the vanilla and salt. You can omit the extra marshmallows that get stirred in at the end if you wish without making any adjustments to the recipe.

Double, triple or even quadruple the ingredients below and then spread them out and shape them on wax paper since they will be too big for a cookie sheet.If you feel your pot isn’t large enough, add half the marshmallows at a time and let them melt down a bit before you add the rest. I have also frosted with home made butter cream, cookie butter, mixed in oreos, chocolate chips, you name it lol. Skinner finds some gum on the sidewalk and uses it to track down Bart, Terminator-style (or some sort of “non-giving-up-school-guy”). I’ve always melted my marshmallows in the microwave but did it on the stovetop and it was still easy!