How to Mold Rice Crispy Treats Into Shapes

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Rice Crispy cereal is the base for a delicious dessert.

Rice Crispy treats are snacks that you can buy at the store or make at home. Making these treats at home only requires butter, marshmallows and Rice Crispies, and the homemade version is less expensive than buying the snacks from the store. If you make Rice Crispy treats at home, you also can mold them into various shapes. Transforming Rice Crispy treats into hearts, circles and other simple, whimsical forms adds an element of fun to your culinary creations. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • Cookie cutters
  • Cooking spray
  • Butter
  • Spoon
  • Knife
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Instructions

    • 1

      Mix the Rice Crispy treats according to your recipe. The recipe on the website says to melt 3 tbsp. of butter. Then add a 10 oz. package of marshmallows and stir them as they melt. Finally pour in 6 cups of Rice Crispies and stir until all of the ingredients are well mixed.

    • 2

      Spray cookie cutters of various shapes and sizes with non-stick cooking spray. Place the cookie cutters on a clean, flat serving tray.

    • 3

      Spoon the Rice Crispy treats from the pot into the cookie cutters. Fill each cutter and slide a blunt knife over the top of the cutter to remove excess ingredients.

    • 4

      Allow the treats to cool for about 30 minutes.

    • 5

      Apply gentle pressure evenly across the tops of the cookie cutters with your fingers. This will cause the treats to slide out onto the tray.

    • 6

      Eat the treats right away, or cover them with plastic wrap and eat them later in the day. You can keep these treats for several days, but they are freshest on the first day.

Tips & Warnings

  • Butter your spoon and knife before transferring the treats from the pot to the cookie cutters. This will help to prevent sticking.

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References

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