Rice krispie snowballs

These Rice Krispie Snowballs are made with marshmallows, peanut butter, Rice Krispies, Reese's Mini's, almond bark, and more.

Christmas Rice Krispie Truffles are a fun spin on the kid-approved treat. Rice Krispie treats, rolled into truffles, dipped in white almond bark, and decorated with holiday sprinkles.

Create festive White Chocolate Rice Krispie Balls with holiday sprinkles—an easy, no-bake dessert perfect for holiday gatherings or edible gifts!

"Frozen" Rice Krispie Snowballs: These "Frozen" inspired rice krispies are so simple to make and so much fun to eat! I'm a little late to the Frozen party. It may have taken me almost a year to

Rice Krispies are an easy no bake dessert that everyone loves and to change things up we have made these Rice Krispie Balls Recipe! Easy snowball Rice Krispie treats are the perfect Frozen Party treat!

Ridiculously delicious and embarrassingly easy to make Peanut Butter Balls…. Here’s our faaaaaaavorite. Yes, I know this recipe is christmas tradition and has been made and posted about a thousand times. I don’t care. I’m doing it anyway! A couple of weeks ago I was scrolling through Pinterest when an image of some sort of …

I’ve got a lot of time to bake during the global pandemic, since just about everything is closed or cancelled. […]

RICE KRISPIE SNOWBALLS Ingredients: 5 Tbsp butter 10 oz bag marshmallows 1/2 cup peanut butter 6 cups Rice Krispies cereal 25 Reese’s cup minis 24 oz...

So this is our first Christmas as a family of 3, meaning its important that we begin establishing some family traditions. (Because our 8 month old child is reeeally going to remember what happened this year) So far we have a list of Christmas stories to read, Santa visiting to do, gingerbread houses to make, etc, etc. One new tradition my husband wants to start is going to visit the snow during the holiday season. Have I mentioned I live in sunny southern California? High of 80s, low of…

Peanut Butter Balls with Rice Krispies - There’s something about the holidays that makes my kitchen feel like the heart of the home. The scent of chocolate melting on the stovetop, the hum of a spoon clinking against a mixing bowl, and the warmth of memories being baked into every treat—it’s pure magic. This year,