Easter Cereal Treats

I’ve been trying to make special treats with holiday themes for the kids. Easter was no exception and I was lucky to find this recipe in my good friend Loren’s blog toddlejoy.com. It’s just a marshmallow cereal treat shaped as an egg. I loved how she used fruity pebbles. They are so colorful and perfect for the spring season. These treats are very simple and they look über cute!

Cereal Treats

Taken from http://toddlejoy.com/2012/03/15/lets-get-ready-for-easter/

Ingredients:

·        ¼ c butter (I used a bit more because my marshmallows were very sticky)

·        10 oz bag of marshmallows

·        5 c cereal (I used an entire small box)

Directions:

1.   In a large pan melt butter using medium heat.

2.   Add marshmallows and stir until melted.

3.   Pour in the cereal and mix to incorporate.

4.   Spray plastic eggs with cooking spray. Use eggs that split vertically. (I didn’t have cooking spray so I just spread Crisco on them and on my hands and it worked perfectly.)

5.   Wait until mixture is cool enough and spoon the cereal mixture into each half of the egg then close egg to form shape. Pop cereal out after about 10 seconds.

I made them for the Easter Party we had with the Spanish Speaking Association and they were a hit among the kids and parents alike!

 

8 thoughts on “Easter Cereal Treats

  1. It’s so awesome that you did this! They look amazing! We’re having an Easter craft/baking party with the kids at our place on Sunday next week . . . will share with you how everything goes.

    • I fell in love with them when I saw them on your blog. They are super cute! I wish I was in bkk to go to all your fabulous parties and hang out with you guys.

  2. How fun! It’s healthier than chocolate and pretty! What a great idea! You’re such a good mom to make holidays so fun for your kids!

  3. I never mentioned this but I booked marked this recipe and made them for Easter too! Just thought I would say thanks for a great idea! Everyone thought they were so cute! 🙂 (though yours seem WAY prettier than mine were, haha)

    • I’m glad you made them! I saw them on a friend’s blog and I thought they were super cute!!! Appearance doesn’t matter, I bet they were tasty!

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