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Rice Crispies

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  • carguy
    carguy Posts: 12 Forumite
    Rice crispie treats? hmmmm
    dark chocolate cakes sound good too
  • fizzel81
    fizzel81 Posts: 1,623 Forumite
    crispie cakes would be my 1st idea for them
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  • whatatwit
    whatatwit Posts: 5,424 Forumite
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    Use hot milk on them....makes them go soft anyway.

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  • mumzyof2
    mumzyof2 Posts: 3,343 Forumite
    I use tesco milk choc for when i make krispie cakes
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  • Spread them on a baking sheet and pop them in the oven for a few minutes to re-crisp.

    I'd much prefer rice crispy cakes though!
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  • boo81
    boo81 Posts: 654 Forumite
    dont make rice crispie cakes with soft rice crispies, they are horrid! It doesnt revive them and ive had some really horrible ones in my lunch. I used to make them every week and it made me go off them as a packet always went soft towards the end.
  • jasmine33
    jasmine33 Posts: 271 Forumite
    Thanks everyone for your replies. Think I'll crisp them in the oven and see what they're like.
    Jasmine
  • In my recent budget shopping I thought I'd try a pack of Tesco value rice crispies - turns out we don't like them at all for cereal, they're aneamic looking and seems there's just no comparison. Now I have a whole pack to use up and I wondered if you have any ideas what to do with them. I can look up a chocolate crispie recipe but would love to hear from you with ideas please!
  • BrandNewDay
    BrandNewDay Posts: 1,717 Forumite
    Rice Crispie treats, bars made with crispies and marshmallow as glue. That's what we do in America. I don't have a recipe, but I am pretty sure your marshmallows will work if you Google a recipe. Yours do cook into a sticky taffy, right? They'll just be pink, which I find weird.
    :beer:
  • has reminded me of a gluten-free cheese cake my sister made - I think the base consisted mostly of rice crispies to give it that crunch. I'll see if I can find the recipe.
    But maybe it's a variation on the choc crispie cake recipe!
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