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Summertime boredom has set in for the kids. To chase the blues away my daughter made these yummy Trix Krispie Treats. For more fun treats like this one see my desserts page.
We first saw these yummy cereal bars at a candy shop while on vacation. These are a great alternative to the regular rice krispie treats and would make a good breakfast bar for picky eaters. Just like rice krispies treats, these Trix krispie treats are so simple to make. So simple in fact that it makes this a kid-friendly recipe.
One way to keep the mess of making krispie treats to a minimum is to wear butter covered gloves while handling the cereal marshmallow mix. I’ll admit I do not make krispie treats very often for the very reason that my kitchen turns into a glue factory. Using the buttered glove method makes mixing these treats a little more bearable with less mess. I hope you enjoy one of families favorite treats!
Trix Krispie Treats
Ingredients
- 1 16 oz bag of mini marshmallows
- 10.7 oz box of Trix cereal
- 1/4 cup butter
Instructions
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Melt the butter and entire bag of marshmallows in a large saucepan over medium to low heat.
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Mix in your Trix and stir to coat cereal.
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Pour into a large greased pan (9 x 13) and press down with a greased gloved hand or spoon.
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Put in refrigerator for 20 minutes then cut into squares.
Recipe Notes
Cooking Tip** I use {powder-free} latex gloves greased with butter to touch and press down on the crispy treats. I find it to be the least messy way to make these, especially with kids.**
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Hello I noticed you didnt mention the ounces or grams of the marshmallow bag to get or how many cups of cereal do you use I’ll like to make these for my daughter’s party please help me out, thank you. I’ll be making enough for 120 people.
Hi Natalie,
The ounces for the marshmallows is a 16 oz bag. As for the cups, the cereal is bigger than the normal Rice Krispy version. My advice to you is to make the first batch and go by the size of the treat you want to make. You can make them tall/thick or thin. It has been a while since I made this recipe and I think I used the entire box. It is the smaller box of cereal. I hope this helps.
We celebrated my son’s 30th birthday party two weeks ago and somebody brought Trix Marshmallow Treats. Everybody exclaimed how good they were and I thought so too. Bake Sale at church tomorrow and I am donating Trix Marshallow Treats to the sale. 🙂
They are great Gloria. I am glad you found my recipe. Thanks for the kind words.
Kim
Trix! How have I never thought of this! Yum! Thanks for linking up at the Creative Spark Link Party! I hope you will stop by again today to link up!
My kids would love this! Pinning this to the Creative K Kids Tasty Tuesday board. Thanks for linking up!
What a cute spin on rice krispie treats. And the bright colors make this version so much more fun. Thank you for linking at the In and Out of the Kitchen Link Party. Hope to see you again next week.
These look yummy, Kim! I am loving the vinyl glove tip! Thank you bunches for linking up and partying with us this week!
What a fun and colorful variation to the usual rice krispies treats! I hope you can stop on by and share this or any other recipe with us on Five Friday Finds!
These look super yummy, Kim! A great twist on the rice krispy treat. I love your tip about wearing a glove to press down on the cereal!
This looks sooo good! my twincesses will love it.
I love these! We don’t always have Trix where I live, but sometimes they come out as a special promotion, so I am pinning this for later. I wonder if it would work with any other cereal?
These look SO good! (Stopping by from Do Tell Tuesday!)
Nice spin on the traditional Rice Krispie Treat! Love it!! Pinning so my girls can make us some:)