It's next to impossible to improve on a classic--so, I won't be as presumptuous as to say I'm making any improvements, just holiday-ing up the classic Rice Krispie treats that we all love.
I purchased a heart-shaped cupcake pan from Ross, buttered it up then added my treat recipe (it made nine hearts, plus some nibbling leftovers for impatient onlookers). It only took a few minutes in the refrigerator for the treats to harden enough to be popped onto waxed paper. For the following step, I melted white candy melts in my double boiler.
.Using a serving spoon, I held the hearts over the pan and spread white chocolate over one-half of the heart including the bottom, then liberally added my sprinkles. (Maybe it's the kid in me, but any food project that involves *sprinkles* is just plain fun!)
Next, just one more trip to the 'frig to set the chocolate and they were ready
While I was taking these pictures, I wondered why in the world I didn't buy regular chocolate...
I just {heart!} this twist on a classic favorite, don't you?! (Pun intended!)
I'm sharing my heart here:
Those look Yummy! I am thinking me kids would love these for our valentines day party! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTheresa
Love the heart Krispies! :)
ReplyDeleteTotally making this with the children this weekend! They look yummy! Posted on my party blog too!
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Yum, my kids would love those, and me too!!
ReplyDeleteI sure do and my son just asked if we could make these two minutes ago !
ReplyDeleteThose look so yummy! But more importantly...LOVE this posts title! :)
ReplyDeleteThose look really tasty. I bet my son would be thrilled if I made these.
ReplyDeleteTraci
Oh Yum!
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect timing Kim! I was just trying to decide what to make with my son this weekend for him to take to his friends at school and you solved my problem! Thanks so much and I can't wait to make them this weekend! :-)
ReplyDeleteVanessa
cute idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is too cute ! Thinking about making these for my hubby's work folk ! Thanks girlie !1
ReplyDeleteKim, you have elevated this humble bar to a beautiful and elegant dessert. ♥olive
ReplyDeleteLove your Blog, so sweet - rice cripies with yummy icing-cute lil gifts
ReplyDeleteKarryann
Yummmmmy....looks absolutely deeeelish:)) Thanks for sharing!~~~Shine
ReplyDeleteYummy ~ I LOVE rice crispies..but with the chocolate and sprinkles ~ giggle ~ fun ;-)
ReplyDeleteI will be making these for the next party we go to!
ReplyDeleteI love the white chocolate and pink sprinkles!
Smiles, Dolly
Very cute. I have been trying to think of a treat to make for my grand children for Valentines day. If I can find a pan like this I may give it a try!
ReplyDeleteI think you just added "insult to injury" but in a good way...a very good way!!!
ReplyDeleteI don't think you ever out grown rice krispie treats! These look delicious!
ReplyDeleteAwe, your treats are adorable! What an neat way to fancy them up for Valentines Day!
ReplyDeleteI'll be your valentine if I get one of those!!! yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteThese look so yummy..now I am hungry..Happy Valentines Day..
ReplyDeletesherry ;-)
Rice krispie treats are my favorite all time treat...of course with extra special touches, even better!
ReplyDeleteI love small variations on the classics! These are adorable and look yummy!
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