It's a fact that are one of the most loved . I remember eating them when I was a little girl and they're still as popular as ever. But these, my friends, are Rice Krispies Treats with a twist! Remember Lucky Charms? That sugary cereal filled with those little colorful marshmallows? Grab a few boxes. They are the star of the show here.
As with any Rice Krispies Treat, you have to act fast once the marshmallows are incorporated. It's gets sticky quite quickly, so stir it up and spread it in the pan in a hurry.
I've found using my hands is the easiest way to press the mixture into the pan, but try this tip before you touch the gooey mixture: Wet your hands or lightly spritz them with nonstick cooking spray. This will keep the cereal and marshmallow from sticking to your hands!
What's in Lucky Charms bars?
They're a dessert bar made with Lucky Charms cereal. There's plenty of butter and marshmallows to help the cereal stick together, along with a little vanilla extract for flavor and salt to break through some of the sweetness.
The cereal bars are cut and dipped in a bright green coating, then topped with shiny gold sprinkles—it's one of the cutest little ever!
How many boxes of Lucky Charms do you need?
This recipe calls for 9 cups of Lucky Charms. That means you'll need two (10.5-ounce) boxes of cereal or 1 (18.6-ounce) family size box. Either way, there will be some leftover cereal. Have it for a St. Patrick's Day breakfast!
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