With Valentine’s Day just about a week away, I decided to get in the kitchen and put some of those boxes of Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Cereal to use in a fun little project I could do with my children. I’m sure you are all familiar with the popular Rice Krispies Treats, but instead of your traditional square treat, we decided to make Valentine’s Rice Krispies Treats.
We made a batch of regular Rice Krispies treats and we also made a batch in pink, in honor of Valentine’s Day. We made big hearts and we made small hearts and then we decorated them to our hearts desire using melted milk chocolate, colored candy melts, and sprinkles.
With as busy as we’ve been lately, it was a nice change of pace to enjoy a fun, family-friendly activity with my children. It really made me realize I need to let them help out more in the kitchen. Although things may be rushed and crazy, they really enjoy it and I need to make it happen more often.
Valentine’s Rice Krispies Treats
Valentine's Day Rice Krispies Heart Treats
Ingredients
- 3 tablespoons butter or margarine
- 4 cups miniature marshmallows
- 6 cups Kellogg's® Rice Krispies® cereal
- Milk Chocolate Chips and/or Candy Melts
- Sprinkles
Instructions
Notes
To get colored Rice Krispies Treats, use food coloring to color melted marshmallows before combining with Rice Krispies Cereal.
Although we decorated ours for Valentine’s Day, Rice Krispies Treats are so versatile and can be made to compliment any occasion or holiday.
Aren’t these Valentine’s Rice Krispies Treats just too adorable?
Lisa says
Those looks awesome!
Mellisa says
What a cute twist on a Rice Krispy treat! My kids would love these.
Courtney says
These are too sweet!
HilLesha says
So cute!
Maryann says
I like that these can be made gluten free too.
Lisa - Between the Kids says
See, that’s why i visit blogs. I never think of stuff like this and it looks so simple to put a little decorations on it! thanks for sharing!
Sheri says
They look great!
Meghan @JaMonkey says
These look great! Pinning!
Donna says
What a great way to make every child’s favorite treat even more delicious!
Emily @FamilyNLifeLV says
Those turned out great! I am thinking of trying rice krispies with my son this holiday!
Tricia Nightowlmama says
Mmmm those look tooo tasty I’d like a bite but just one i’m trying to lose weight lol
Kelly @ A Girl Worth Saving says
Oh la la! My SIL and MIL would adore this recipe.
Marcie W. says
What an adorable idea! Nothing beats true Rice Krispies treats made from scratch.
Shell Fruscione says
Those are SO cute!
Jenn says
What a cute idea! Pinning now.
Jenny @ MyLittleMe says
Very cute!
Theresa says
These look so cute and yummy.
Colleen says
These look great and a fun treat to do with my daughter.
Nichol says
I’m making heart Rice Krispie treats for the kids for Valentine’s Day. Super easy and fun!
Jamie says
I am going to make these for my kids Valentine’s party at school to give to friends instead of traditional candy!!! Love the idea!
Leilani says
Love this! Just showed it to my 3yo because she’s been dying to make rice krispies treats and she said, “I wanna make the sprinkle one with chocolate.”
Jennifer says
LOVE them!!! The hearts, the drizzle chocolate – everything looks so delicious!
Anne - Mommy Has to Work says
These look adorable and yummy!!
Lolo says
Those are so adorable1
Robin Rue (@massholemommy) says
Those are super cute. My kids LOVE Rice Krispie treats so I will have to make these for them.
Jessica says
This is a fun idea. I think I will make these for my kids this Valentine’s Day. You could add a stick to the bottom and they could be a Krispie Pop.
Stacie @ Divine Lifestyle says
These are the best Valentine’s Day nom noms ever. I have to make some of these for the kids.
Patty says
These are great! They’d make great Valentine’s for the kids to take into school. Everyone loves Rice Krispie treats!
Pam says
These are so cute. And who doesn’t love Rice Krispie treats?
Debra says
These are so cute and so easy to make. They’d be great to make and give out at a school valentine’s day party.
MELISASource says
This is such a great collection. I love Rice Krispies treats, and these are great ideas for them.
Liz Mays says
These are so fun! I love the shapes and how you decorated them. Rice krispies treats are perfect for all holidays.
Michelle F says
That is such a cute idea. I think my 3 year old would love to make those with me.
Crystal says
I love rice krispie treats and covering them in chocolate would make them even better!
Toni | BoulderLocavore says
These are precious and I love how few ingredients there are (I measure the degree of difficulty based on the ingredient count I think!). We are gluten-free and it would easy to make them ‘gf’ too. Now I’m excited for Valentine’s Day!
Ann Bacciaglia says
This is such a great idea. I will have to make a batch for the kids this weekend. They will be perfect for the class party.
Kristin says
These are so cute! What a great treat for the girls and all their little friends.Thank you for Sharing.
Ora Lee Gurr says
What a colorful variety of treats for Valentine’s Day. I’ll dig out my heart-shaped cookie cutter and make a bunch of adults and kids happy.
Nicole Escat says
Oh my goodness!! This is so tempting! I’m sure kids would also love this.
Allison says
These are so cute! I’ve actually been craving rice crispies so this would be the perfect little cooking project while we are snowed in this weekend!
Alison says
I love Rice Crispy treats and these are adorable!!! What a fun treat
Rosey says
Now that’s my kind of rice krispie treat. That looks so so so so good.
Christie says
I love the festive treats you’ve made for Valentine’s Day! My kids are big fans of Rice Krispie Treats
Michele says
These really are perfect for Valentine’s Day. I am sure any child would love to help make these treats–and then eat them!!
Stacey says
I like your easy to follow instructions and pictures. I am also a rice krispie fan.
Debbie L. says
These look delicious. We love Rice Krispies – the dipped in chocolate s a nice touch.
Tracy @ Ascending Butterfly says
I can’t remember the last time I ate a Rice Krispie Treat, those are definitely blasts from the past, such a cute idea! 🙂