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Revisiting Rice Krispies and a $100 Giveaway!

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Remember these critters?  Welcoming their cute little faces back to the blog can only mean one thing; it’s time for another Rice Krispies competition!  With the rising mercury and school free, lazy long days officially here, the new theme for this round is… you guessed it, favorite summer pastimes.  As we prepare to introduce our newest entry into the mix, I wanted to take a minute to reflect back on our recipe from the first round.

When you strip away the feathers and facial features (apologies to my furry and feathered friends) , what you’re left with is a refreshing and simple lemonade rice krispie treat that can be shaped and molded to your liking or simply cut into squares and served up as is.  As you can see with mine below, I cut them into letters and had a little fun with my picture.  I’ve attached the basic recipe at the end of this post, so feel free to whip up a batch and let your own creativity flow; if you can keep from eating them all first, that is.

We’ll be looking for your support and votes again soon over at the Rice Krispie’s Facebook page, so get ready.  In the mean time, inquiring minds want to know… What’s your most creative idea for serving up rice krispie treats?   Let me know in the comments below for a chance to win a $100 Visa gift card!  Other entries can be earned through the usual methods:

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  • Or just go organic and join directly through RSS or email

For additional chances to win, be sure to visit my teammates blogs where they’ll be giving away gift cards as well.

The contest will close on July 4th and the winner will be announced on the 5th.  Stay tuned for our newest summertime entry in the next couple weeks and good luck!

Update:  After throwing the comments into random.org and hitting go, the winning comment was number 1!  Congrats Mami2jcn!

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White Chocolate Lemon Rice Krispie Treats

Total Time: 20 min

Ingredients:

3 Tbsp Butter or Margarine
4 Cups Miniature Marshmallows
6 Cups Rice Krispies
1/2 Cup White Chocolate Chips
11/2 tsp Lemon Zest, Not Compressed (about 2 Large Lemons)

Directions:

Melt butter over low heat in a large saucepan. Add marshmallows and stir until completely melted. Remove from heat.

Stir white chocolate chips and lemon zest into marshmallow mixture. Add in Rice Krispies® cereal and stir until all ingredients are well combined.

Spray a 13x9-inch pan or cookie sheet and a spatula with non-stick cooking spray. Pour Lemonade Rice Krispies® mixture into pan and spread with spatula. Cool completely.

Note: I am working on this project in conjunction with The Motherhood and Rice Krispies®.  I have been compensated for materials and stand to win an awesome prize should our team win out over the competition.

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Comments

  1. I would like to make rice krispies footballs. I would use Cocoa Krispies, mold them into a football shape, and use vanilla icing as the football laces.

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  5. I am not creative.. I look to sites like yours to inspire me. Right now it will be make the RC Treats using the Letter presses! Love it!

    Thanks for the giveaway!

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  8. Has subscribed via RSS Feed.

    You have a great site and some excellent ideas and recipes. I am glad I followed you from “Wears Many Hats” site. Thanks!

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  11. Oh it’s hard to think of an idea so early in the morning. I think rice krispies are best enjoyed in their simplest from! But adding a handfull of this or that can really add a spark!

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  12. Hmm my most creative idea for rice krispie treats… I think I would make heart cut-outs with the bars and stack/ decorate them like a layer cake, frosted and topped with ganache! I’d play around with different flavors and cut-outs, depending on the holiday/ occasion.

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  17. I think they would be cute made into balls and then dipped in white choclate with sprinkles…then instead of the new rave cake pops we would have RK “treat pops”!!

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  30. As for a rice krispie treats idea, what about doing a cake pop kind of thing with rice krispies mixed in and putting them on a stick?

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  37. we just make a double batch and through it all onto waxed paper onthe counter, then every time you walk by, you just grab a handful and it never last more than a day!

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  58. We love rice krispie treats- our fave tradition is adding a little red food coloring and making heart shaped ones to share at Valentines. 🙂 But they’ve been served in all different shades and shapes at our house.
    Love your bunnies on the grassy hill!
    -Christine

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  62. i like to put them in a funnel and pack it and wrap alumium foil around it- makes it look like a hershey kiss
    tcogbill at live dot com

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  65. My first time here, I hopped over from Amy SWMH to support the team! LOVE the BEACH treats! Darling!

    My most creative idea for serving up these delish treat would be to make Rice Krispies pops dipped in melted candy coats.

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  70. We make the Rice Krispie recipe, roll it into small balls and form them on to a popsicle stick. Then we dip them in various toppings, like chocolate or nuts. The are a great dessert or treat, especially for a large group of kids!

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  82. Probably the most creative thing that we have done with Rice Krispie Treats is we made them to look like decorated Christmas cookies one year and served them as part of a holiday cookie tray. The kids really had fun making the shapes and decorating them.
    lyndaclark81@yahoo.com

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  87. I like to cute them in shapes based on the time of year – flowers, christmas trees, easter eggs, leaves… or any fun shape, put them on a Popsicle stick and dip them in chocolate…mmmmm. You could even add sprinkles, nuts, marshmellows, or any other yummy snack to the outside!

    ~Brooke

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  93. I made a browned butter rice krispie treat a few weeks ago that was so good! I love to see what different combinations there are out there!

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  97. On valentine’s day I like to make rice krispies in the shape of hearts and put red and pink sprinkles on top.

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  109. I just made some rice Krispy Treats with Browned Butter and vanilla bean. They were so good, I’ve made 4 batches now since Summer started. I love the football comment. I’ll try that this football season!

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  114. My favorite is at Easter Time when we make the ’empty tomb’ in the garden. and the Grandkids get to roll the ‘stone’ away. Fun Tradition.

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  116. Smile. So many comments for such a great giveaway! As for how I like to serve up rice crispies? I roll them into little balls and dip them in chocolate (both milk and white) and then in sprinkles. So yummy! Thank you for sharing your creativity with me tonight. I am leaving with a growling stomach, but a smile on my face. I hope you are having a joy-filled weekend. Much love from Austin!

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  122. Hmmmm…. To be honest I havent worked a lot with Rice Krispies. But I think they are similar to Rice Bubbles. I make these little Bubble Bumblebees, marshmellows, banana and honey. So yummy and a super cute treat for the young at heart. 🙂

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  123. Typically I add white chocolate to my krispie treats, but I once made some with peanut butter then dipped them in melted chocolate. Those were great too 🙂

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  136. I love building things out of RK Treats. They’re just like blocks, but stickier! 🙂

    And you can cover them in ganache to make everything stick together. Yes, it’s messy. But oh, so much fun!

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  144. I add Halloween “sprinkles” in orange, purple, and black and use Halloween cookie cutters of various shapes to cut them out for Halloween party treats!

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  145. Rice crispy treats work well on popsicle sticks. You can color them for any occasion.

    Hope you are enjoying Vermont. We head up next week.
    kara

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  146. I’d never really thought about it before, but I think I’d mix in some almond extract, dried cherries, slivered almonds, mini marshmallows and chocolate chips to make a rocky-road inspired Rice Krispie treat!

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  151. The only creative thing I’ve ever done is to put them on a stick, dip it chocolate and let the children decorate them.

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  160. I once made a large Christmas tree out of Rice Krispies with smaller bars decorated like presents. It was a big hit with all of my nieces and nephews!

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