Kid Favorite Rice Krispie Spring Flower Recipe
Kid Favorite Rice Krispie Spring Flower Recipe
Happy Spring! Today’s post is gonna be a sweet one. 19 Spring inspired recipes that will have even the Easter Bunny hopping back to the dessert table for more! 
I am happy to be joining the Seasonal Simplicity series hosted by The Happie Housie. You will find all the yummy recipes and links at the end of this post. In case you missed some of the earlier posts from the series you can see my Spring mantel , Spring wreath and Spring centerpiece.
Kid Favorite Rice Krispie Spring Flower Recipe
If you know me and my blog you know that I am not a candidate to win the Spring Baking Championship. I can though turn an ordinary rice krispie treat into a pretty Spring flower. Initially these were going to be eggs until my kids said that they looked like a blob. Okay, plan B….flowers.
A few years ago I made these for a Spring party and had some left over floral cupcake liners. I thought I would add a new twist to an ordinary rice crispie treat and create Spring flowers.
What you need:
- 5 Cups Rice Krispie Cereal
- 5 Tbsp. Butter
- 5 Cups Mini Marshmallows ( flavored if preferred)
- Wax paper
- Cake icing (in the can makes it easier)
- Embellishments like sprinkles, candy flowers etc
- pastel or flower shaped cup cake liners (like the one’s below)
What you do:
- Melt the butter in a pan on medium heat.
- Add Marshmallows and stir until they are completely melted.
- Turn heat to low.
- Add the Rice Krispie Cereal and mix until the cereal is completely coated with the Marshmallow Mixture.
- Place spoonfuls on wax paper
- Roll into
blobseggs or flowers just to be safe. I mist my hands with water so that the marshamallow doesn’t stick to my hands. - Cool
- Decorate using cake frosting and embellishments like your sprinkles or candy
- Place inside your cupcake liner
Regardless of what the kids may call these, they sure will look pretty on your spring dessert table….and the kids love them.
I’ll be back later this week with my Spring Tour around Duke Manor Farm. I hope you will come back. Click here to see last years tour. And don’t forget to follow Duke Manor Farm on Instagram and Facebook where I share tips, projects and behind the scenes of my real life funny farm.
Enjoy the Spring season!
Now for more spring treat goodness. Click on the links below.
More Spring treats and recipes
Raspberry Lemon Quench at The Happy Housie
Amazing Gluten Free Popovers at Willow Street Interiors
Easy Strawberry Ice Cream Cake at My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
Chocolate Challah Bread at Place of My Taste
Low Fat Oreo Fluff Dessert at On Sutton Place
Gluten/Dairy Free Easter Egg Lemon Sugar Cookies at Zevy Joy
Fresh Citrus Angel Food Cake with Lemon Curd at Sincerely, Marie Designs
Painted Easter Cake with Chocolate Nest at Craftberry Bush
The Best Carrot Cake Recipe at Happy Happy Nester
Lemon Cheesecake Mini Tarts at The House of Wood
Flower Pretzels at Home Made Lovely (formerly AKA Design)
Lemon Shortbread Squares at A Pretty Life
Dairy Free Avacado Egg Salad at Simple Stylings
Gluten Free Double Chocolate Chip Cookies at Taryn Whiteaker
Easy Cake Batter Dip at Amber Tysl
Tea Cake Sandwich Recipe at Shabbyfufu
Toasted Coconut Nest Cupcakes at Nina Hendrick Design Co.
Pink Lemonade Chiffon Naked Cake at Summer Adams
Kid Favourite Rice Krispie Spring Eggs at Duke Manor Farm
These are so adorable! My boys would love them – pinning to try! Thank you for being part of this hop and series!!
Could these be any cuter! My kids (and I ) would love these, thanks for sharing!
Laura, these are darling! RKT are some of our very favorite treats! Thanks for sharing! xoxo
How fun! Our kids would love these!
My girls ADORE rice crispy treats! I’m definitely going to try these with them! xoxo
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Such a cute idea for Easter…my kids would LOVE them! Great idea using the fruity marshmallows too!
thanks Jo-anna