Froot Loops Cereal Marshmallow Treats
Froot Loops tossed with two other ingredients for a fun, colorful and delicious treat for the kids. Made completely on top of the stove so no need to heat up the oven.
Butter a 9” x 13” pan.
Melt the butter over medium low heat.
Add the marshmallows.
Stir constantly until smooth and creamy.
Add the Fruit Loops.
Carefully and quickly toss until
all of the Fruit Loops are coated.
Immediately pour into the buttered pan.
Spray one hand with cooking oil and press
the cereal firmly and evenly into the pan.
Let cool then using a sharp knife, cut into serving
size bars. Store covered or in an airtight container.
Froot Loops Cereal Marshmallow Treats
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Ingredients
- 1-2 Tbsp. butter (for greasing the pan)
- 3 Tbsp. butter
- 10 oz. miniature marshmallows
- 6 cups Froot Loops cereal
Directions
- Using the 1-2 Tbsp. of butter, butter a 9″ x 13″ pan.
- Melt 3 Tbsp. of butter over medium low heat in a large pot.
- Add the marshmallows to the pot stirring constantly until melted, smooth and creamy.
- Add the Froot Loops and quickly, but gently, toss until they are completely coated with the marshmallows.
- Immediately pour the cereal into the prepared pan.
- Quickly spray one hand with cooking oil and press the cereal firmly and evenly into the pan.
- Let cool then use a sharp knife to cut into serving size bars. Store covered or in an air tight container.
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Categories: Breakfast, Cereal, Desserts, Snacks/Appetizers
You are so creative! 🙂
Awe thank you Rachelle!
I made these once when I had no rice krispies and the kids loved them. I found them a bit too sweet, but they didn’t.
I agree they were too sweet for me too. (Although it didn’t stop me from eating them) I think because I grew up on Rice Krispie Treats.
Woww..! Looks very delicious..!😍
Thank you!!! ❤️
You’re welcome..!
And from now one … that’s how I will enjoy these for breakfast 😁!
Hahaha no milk needed!
We don;’t have fruit loops here in the UK, but these treats sure look yummy.
If you have any dry cereal similar it will work too.
Yeah, we have cereal called rice crispies which I tend to make little chocolate cakes with. The closest thing we have to Fruit Looks is probably Cheerios, but they are not fruit flavoured. Would still probably work the same.
You would love it with Rice Krispies. That is the original way of making this and my favorite.
That sounds brilliant! Thank for letting me know. 🙂
💜 Oh!!! so ‘Grown Ups’ ARE DisAllowed from eating this Tasty Looking Dish SupaSouBro; so SAD!!! NOW!!! I AM Going To Hold My Breath Until I Die Then YOU’LL Be Sorry 😂🤣😅😆😁😄😃😀🙂
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Well I’d be lying if I said I didn’t have way more than one. But I am a kid at heart! 😂🤣😂
So pretty! I bet the kids loved these!
They sure did. Thanks Dorothy!
Wow this looks delicious! Thanks for sharing . Will definitely be trying this with the little ones.
It was fun to make with all the colors. Thank you!
Thanks!
I love this! A nice twist on Rice Krispie Squares. Froot Loops is currently T’s favourite cereal. He has a big bowl every morning. I’ll have to show him this and see if he wants to make it!
Cocoa Krispies is another good one! If I remember right T loves chocolate too. Thanks Ab!
Now would be a great treat for kids.
It definitely was..lol
Wow! (Though I would recommend trying Fruity Pebbles)
This was me trying to get rid of cereal the grandkids decided not to eat. I personally love Rice Krispies. Have you tried Cocoa Krispies as that is delicious if you love chocolate.
I am more Pebbles than Krispies.
Super easy! And I love fruit loops. 🙂
My grandson informed us he’s tired of Froot Loops and wants Cinnamon Toast Crunch from now on, I had almost two boxes! So this helped get rid of one…lol
Never tried these, but they sure look colourful!
Thanks!
Sounds as if you can have everything in USA shops .Never heard of fruit rings myself in England nor here in Europe. Maybe never looked for them but will now.
Yes we are very fortunate to have the availability of so many things. I hope you are doing well Kevin, have a fantastic day!
Love this idea gonna try it with kids.
Thank you Nisha, you can pretty much use any boxed cereal. Rice Krispies, Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Krispies are a favorite too.
Great Thanks!
What a cool idea!
Thank you it is a great way to use up any kind of boxed cereal.
They sure are colorful and probably will fill you up more than Rice Crispies. 🙂
The Rice Krispie treats are still my favorite but my grandson decided he had enough of eating Froot Loops and wants a different kind and I had 2 boxes!
You are such a good grandma!
Awe thank you Linda! I’m exhausted today. I have had all three grandkids starting Weds and through Sunday! I’m getting too old for this…lol I am so behind on my comments!
We’re having a thunderstorm (second one this evening and raining like crazy. I am going to be shutting down due to the storm and once again never made it to Reader. You have a lot of energy when they’re around … afterward, you need some recovery time. 🙂
AAAAH! a nice gooey, melty and runny treat for a hot summer day. Get the washing machine ready mama. And fill the bathtub too. There’s a messy youngster comin’!
Hahaha so true!
Fun! 🙂
They really were! Thanks!
They look so dreamy, a child’s delight ❤️
Thank you!
Creative and delicious! Fantastic!
My teeth hurt from looking at this post, ha! But would be a wonderful treat for kids!
It was very sweet. My 6 year old grandson informed me he was done eating Froot Loops so this was a great way to get rid of the unused ones. Lol
These look so fun! I didn’t know such wonderfulness existed.
Usually I make this with Rice Krispie cereal, however, after buying my grandson Froot Loops cereal every time, he informed me he was ready for a change. This is how I used up the Froot Loops he didn’t want to eat anymore..lol
Thank you Connie and have a fantastic weekend!