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Who doesn’t like treats! The kids are going to love these festive delicious Rice Krispie Treats!   

This is what we bought. I would just get the almond bark, and color that. It was the easiest to melt.

We also picked up this pumpkin pan, on Amazon.

I made 2 batches of Rice Krispie treats. If you have not made these before they are really easy. My 12 year old made these batches. It took 2 batches to make what you see in the picture.

When the rice krispies were hot, I pressed them into the pan.

The kids helped by putting the sucker sticks into the treats. We suggest dipping the sticks into the melted chocolate first then sticking them into the treats. We let them harden for a little while.

This kid is a pro. He ate about as many as he helped fix. (Good job bud)

While they were hardening a little more I chopped the almond bark and melted it on the stove. You can use the microwave but Tiffany prefers this way. 🙂 Just heat it slowly or you will burn it.

Then get the kids and start dipping them. You can do whatever colors you like, dip them a little or all the way. We did both. The kids had an easier time just dipping the tops and adding sprinkles.

The kids do this stuff all the time and love it!

You can start getting fancy and adding the pre-made figures you can buy at the store.

Paul’s mini Martha Stewart got the fanciest and was making Frankenstein.

We bagged them in the $.97 treat bags and tied with twist ties. I am sure you can add ribbon but I am just able to tie my shoes, ribbons are too much trouble 🙂

Tiffany walked in as they were wrapping up and added the candy corn to the bags and they looked great!

Cost:

• Rice Krispies $2.68
• Marshmallows $1.25
• Almond Bark $2.98
• Wilton Cookie Stick $2.88
• Sprinkles $4.97