Captain Crunch & Froot Loop Krispie Treats
These Captain Crunch and Froot Loop Krispie treats are a festive sweet treat for any occasion that tastes as good as they look.
I was inspired to make these Krispie Treats by a fellow food blogger.
One of my favorite pictures of Krispie Treats are of Trix Krispies that are made by Kim at Cravings of a Lunatic.
The pictures of Kim’s Trix Krispies are so pretty and look downright magical.
It was such a good idea to use a colorful cereal to make Krispie Treats that I just had to make some myself.
The two colorful cereals that just happened to jump right off the shelf and into my grocery cart were Captain Crunch and Froot Loops.
About this Recipe
These Krispie Treats are delicious made into the traditional squares.
And they can also be made into Krispie Treat Pops that are dipped in candy toppings.
The directions on how to do this are below.
Fun to make and fun to eat too.
Let’s check out the ingredients.
Captain Crunch and Froot Loop Cereal, butter, marshmallows, and…
…candy sprinkles
HOW TO MAKE THIS RECIPE
A printable recipe with the measurements and instructions is located at the bottom of this post.
In a large bowl,
add both types of cereal and…
…set aside.
Next,
to a medium size microwavable glass bowl…
…add the marshmallows and…
…butter.
Heat the marshmallows and butter in the microwave just enough so that the marshmallows and butter start to melt (about 2 minutes).
Then stir the marshmallows and butter together until smooth.
Add the marshmallow mixture to the bowl of cereal and gently stir all ingredients together until the cereal is coated.
Coat a casserole dish or pan (13 x 9 x 2-inch pan) with non-stick cooking spray and then add the marshmallow and cereal mixture to it.
Use a buttered spatula, wax paper, or add water to your hands to gently press the mixture evenly into the pan.
Let cool (for at least 40 minutes).
Then cut into squares.
Serving Options:
After cutting the krispies into squares they’re ready to serve.
Here are more serving options.
Add Candy Sprinkle Toppings – for added color, top the squares with candy sprinkles; put the candy sprinkles in a small shallow bowl, lay one krispie square at a time in the candy sprinkles and press down slightly so that the candies will stick to the top.
This adds even more fun color and another layer of deliciousness to the krispie.
Making Krispie Lollipops – just after mixing the cereal with the marshmallow mixture, wet your hands and roll the cereal and marshmallow mixture into balls (about the size of a golf ball or slightly bigger).
Set the balls on parchment paper and let cool.
Then add a lollipop stick to each ball and…
…next…
…dip them into candy toppings.
And…
…enjoy.
A fun treat…
…for parties or just because.
Adapted from the original recipe for Kellogg’s Rice Krispie Treats.
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Captain Crunch & Froot Loop Krispie Treats
Ingredients
- 3 cups Captain Crunch Cereal
- 3 cups Froot Loops Cereal
- 4 cups miniature marshmallows or about 40 large marshmallows, 10 ounce package
- 3 tablespoons butter (salted)
- Non-stick cooking spray
- Candy sprinkles
Equipment
- Glass casserole dish or baking pan (13" x 9" x 2")
Instructions
- In a large bowl, add both types of cereal. Set aside.
- To a microwavable medium size glass bowl, add the marshmallows and butter.
- Heat the marshmallows and butter in the microwave just enough so that the marshmallows and butter start to melt (about 2 minutes). Stir the marshmallows and butter together until smooth.
- Add the marshmallow mixture to the bowl of cereal and gently stir all ingredients together until the cereal is coated.
- Coat a casserole dish or pan (13" x 9" x 2") with non-stick cooking spray and then add the marshmallow and cereal mixture to it.
- Use a buttered spatula, wax paper, or add water to your hands to gently press the mixture evenly into the pan. Let cool.
- Cut into 12 squares and serve.
Topping Options:
- Add Candy Sprinkle Toppings - for added color, top the squares with candy sprinkles; put the candy sprinkles in a small shallow bowl, lay one krispie square at a time in the candy sprinkles and press down slightly so that the candies will stick to the top.
Krispie Lollipop Options:
- Making Krispie Lollipops - just after mixing the cereal with the marshmallow mixture, wet your hands and roll the cereal and marshmallow mixture into balls (about the size of a golf ball or slightly bigger).
- Set the balls on parchment paper and let cool. Then add a lollipop stick to each ball, and dip them into candy toppings.
Adapted from the original recipe for Kellogg's Rice Krispie Treats
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Do you think I can use marshmallow fluff instead of marshmallows since I have it on hand? Do u also know how Much I would use? Excited about this recipe, sounds yummy, I want to make them for work.
Hi Sarai, sure, the marshmallow fluff should also work for these Rice Krispie treats. Instead of using the 10 ounce bag of marshmallows use a 7.5 ounce jar of marshmallow fluff and this should work. Your coworkers will be very happy to see you walk into work with these goodies! Thank you so much for stopping by and have a great week!
Wow ! It’s so great. Today, I have desert to make for my little brother 😀
Thanks !
Hi Charlie, so glad you like it! What a nice idea to make these for your little brother. Make sure to prepare extra for the cook! Have a wonderful week!
These look phenomenal! They’re so colorful, so pretty, and so yummy looking! I can’t wait to try these, myself!
Hi there, so glad you like them. Thank you for stopping by!
Wow – these just look so bright and fun and colorful, beautiful!
…. and of course love the coupon aspect as well 🙂
Hi Rachel, thank you very much. Have a great week!
Looks amazing, I have to test it.
Just one question: What is cooking spray?
Never heard of it before.
Hi Gizzy, so glad you asked this question, I should have put “non-stick” cooking spray. One brand is call PAM and it’s less calories than using a lot of butter; it’s in a can and located by the cooking oils at the grocery store. I’m going to update the post just in case others have the same question. Thank you again and have a great week!
Oh my gosh these look divine. So vibrant and fun. I am so touched little old me inspired you to make these. How cool is that. I have such a weakness for cereal treats. I must try these ones out. We’re actually making a run to the states to grocery shop on Tuesday. The cereal aisle must be quaking in it’s boots right now. Lol. Thanks so much for this. You totally made my day! xx
Hi Kim, it’s my pleasure! Have a great day!