DIY: Giant Rice Crispy Treat Valentine Kisses - Video
1:31 PM
Welcome! Today we have both a video tutorial and written instructions for these Giant Hershey Kisses made with Rice Krispie Treats. Scroll down for more.
This Video is sponsored by AutoSource where you can save up to 30% on your next car!
STEP BY STEP PHOTO TUTORIAL BELOW:
Happy Valentine Eve Eve!
I went to the grocery store for some Valentine giving inspiration today. While I was there I saw some giant chocolate Hershey Kisses. I almost bought one for each of the men in my life (the big guy and the little dude), but when I saw the price-a dollar a piece-I refrained. I am a little cheap, I know...
Inspiration was had!! I remembered back to my Jr. High or High School when I made these up. I think I gave them away to my friends one year... or maybe my teachers... I can't remember. So maybe I am a little cheap and apparently a little bit of a suck up. :) They are so easy and cost a total of about $2.50 to make about 2 dozen. Oh, did I mention they are so very tasty. On top of all that positivity you can personalize each one you make.
1. Make some Rice Crispy Treats. I made the 'original' kind. You could also make them with the cocoa pebbles instead of using plain rice crispies. That would be so yummy!
Here's what you will need...
2.
-Melt 3 T of butter in large sauce pan on med
-Stir in 10 oz of marshmallows (turn heat down to low)
-Stir continuously until completely melted
3.
-Stir in Rice Crispies
4.
-let cool so that you can handle
-cut up a few tin foil squares (the closer they are shaped to an actual square the better)
-cut strips of paper and write personalized love notes on each
5.
-plop some slightly warm rice crispy treat on a square
-mold it to the shape a chocolate Hershey kiss
-begin folding the corners up on each side
-place you personalized love note/tag in the one side
-finish by folding all corners up and shape as needed
That's it!! So dang easy! And did I mention cheap and delicious?!
Megan
2 comments
What a fun (and easy/practical) idea!
ReplyDeleteHooray! I will make these with 8-9 year old girls for Father's day treats!
ReplyDelete