I’m talking {kisses} today!
Yep!
Sweet, Yummy Kisses!
like
THIS!
I made these last year and they were really fun so I decided to share the idea this year.
These are so so super easy, quick, and very yummy!
Who doesn’t like rice crispie treats?
Right?
Heres how I did it:
Use your favorite Rice Crispie treat recipe. As for me, REAL butter. quality Rice Crispies, marshmallows, a dash of vanilla, Karo syrup and water does the trick. I also added food coloring to make them a cool pink color!
FOR THE KISSES:
You need funnels of any size to use as your kiss mold
Cooking spray to make the mold non stick
Aluminum foil (I prefer cheap dollar store type because it is real thin like Hersheys kisses)
TIPS:
Right after mixing up your RC treats spoon the mixture into the funnels. Push some into the top skinny part of the funnel first to make the {fun} tip of the kiss! Spoon and pack into the mold creating the kiss shape. Use a cool wet palm of your hand to push it into the mold, then put it down on a tray or foil and it should pop right out and you can start another. This literally takes seconds to do! Let then sit awhile to harden up just a bit. Cut your foil into squares to fit the size mold. Here is a photo of 2 big and 3 small kisses. I like to call it my family of 5– A Mom, Dad, and 3 lil sweeties!
Then you just wrap them up in foil, adding a tag just like they put in mini kisses!
and…
if you want them to be {REAL CUTE}…
Use these tags!
These will work great if you can copy them on velum, or a very thin paper!
{I apologize, I was a little sloppy with the foil, and now I am wishing I had taken time to trim up my wrappers better. I suggest to measure the foil pretty true to size and the foil does mold well so just go for it!}
And there you have it!
A yummy, easy, sweet and fun treat for someone you love!!
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I just happened to save some RC to make a pan for my BFFhubs for when he got home from work…
{Dollar store heart pan + rice crispie treats = YuMmmm}
awwww
Now go MAKE SOME! !:):)
Enjoy!
Jillene
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