Sweet Heart Rice Krispie Treats

What could be better than krispie treats? Krispie treats that are pink and heart-shaped of course! There just seems to be something wonderful about enjoying food in fun shapes and colours that somehow makes everything taste even more delicious! Perhaps it’s because it makes you feel like a kid again, or maybe it enhances the moment, either way, it somehow makes you feel good.


With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, these pink heart-shaped krispie treats are a sweet way to show someone how much you love them. Whether you make them for your little ones, significant other, or even your own enjoyment, these homemade sweet treats will definitely put a smile on their faces. These treats have become a go-to recipe for me, because they so easy to make, they look completely adorable and kind of impressive - making them the perfect dessert for Valentine's Day

There are so many ways to make your them your own by adding all sorts of fun toppings! Different coloured sprinkles, delicious chocolate drizzle, the sky’s the limit! Whether you’re making them yourself, or helping your kids make them, it can be such a creative way to show off your skills.

What you will need to make these Sweet Heart Krispie Treats...

300g marshmallows
50g butter
170g Rice Krispies
150g White Chocolate
Red food colouring
Heart shaped cookie cutter

Method

1. Place the butter in a large pan and cook over a low heat. Once the butter is melted, add mini marshmallows to the pan and stir until the marshmallows are melted. The add a couple of drops of red food colouring to the pan and stir to mix. 

2. Stir the Rice Krispies into the melted marshmallows, making sure to completely coat the cereal. Once the ingredients are fully mixed, press the cereal mixture into a 9×13 pan coated with non-stick cooking spray. It can get a little messy, so you can use a lightly buttered spoon to smooth over the top and compress the mixture.

3. While the mixture is warm use a heart shaped cookie cutter to cut the treats into hearts. Transfer the cut treats to a flat surface and allow them to cool completely. The quicker the better as it gets extra sticky as the mixture begins to cool

4. Once the cereal treats are fully cooled, melt the white chocolate in a bowl set over a pan of gently simmering water. Make sure that your bowl doesn't touch the water, as this this burn and spoil the chocolate. Stir the mixture until smooth. Remove the bowl from the heat and gently stir. Dip each heart treat halfway into the chocolate and transfer them onto a piece of parchment.


5. With the remaining white chocolate add a few drops of red food colouring to the bowl and pop the pink chocolate into a small piping bag or zip lock bag and snip a small hole into the end. Drizzle diagonally over your hearts for a fancy effect and leave to harden. If you're using anu sprinkles or decoration top the treats while the chocolate is still soft, then allow the chocolate to set before serving.

Your little ones are going to love snacking on these cute treats this Valentine’s Day! And with these fun recipe ideas, you can adjust the recipe for your treats to create some adorable snacks to serve your family during your holiday celebration.

17 comments

  1. Wow, a classic and easy recipe that kids and young at hearts will enjoy to prepare. I will add my favorite chocolate chips and peanut butter toppings for an extra flavor.

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  2. I love how easy you made it to turn these classic treats into tasty and fun Valentine's gifts. They are so cute!

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    1. They are really cute! Would make a nice little treat for loved ones

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  3. These are awesome wow!!! I had no idea it was that easy to make them...I will do that tomorrow, I am so excited about it.

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  4. Spread love with Sweet Heart Rice Krispie Treats! 💖 Perfect for Valentine's Day, these pink, heart-shaped delights are easy to make and adaptable with fun toppings like sprinkles and chocolate drizzle. Great for kids and a sweet way to show love to your special ones!

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  5. I love how easy they are to make! This is great for just a family treat and for parties too, thanks for sharing this.

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    1. I think they are great and can easily be changed to suit your tastes

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  6. Now only does it look super cute, but it sounds delicious as well! I'll have to take this idea for Valentine's Day!

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  7. These look so cute and also very yummy! Such a great idea and doesn't look to hard to make either, perfect Valentines gift

    Laura x

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  8. I love how simple and cute these turned out! The concept of making them soft colored instead of bright pink is lovely too.

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  9. Wow they turned out so cute. I would love to try this recipe sometime. My nephew would love eating it.

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    1. I'm sure they would go down a storm. They are versatile you can change their colour or add whatever flavouring you wish.

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