Valentine Treats {Fruity Pebbles}

Here is a recipe for Valentine treats for your loved ones.  They are sweet and fruity thanks to Fruity Pebbles!  We love these at Kids Activities Blog but then again we are already a little fruity around here!

Yummy Valentine treats made with Fruitty Pebbles!  Kids love them!

Valentine Treats

My husband’s favorite cereal is Fruity Pebbles.  I am not sure if Rory likes it because she actually likes it or because her daddy likes it so much.   Since my husband hates chocolate, we decided to try this recipe out to see if it would be good for Valentines day.

I was driven to this recipe because it looked like a “rice krispie treat” type of recipe but without the marshmallows, which is good because as vegetarians our family doesn’t eat marshmallows.   It also does not have any eggs in it, which is awesome because my little bug loves to pick at the tasty treats we make. I found this recipe in our Sunday Paper coupons, and adjusted the sugar a little.

Materials Needed:

  • 1 cup light corn syrup
  • 1/2 cup sugar
  • 1 cup white chocolate chips divided
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla
  • 1, 11oz box of Fruity Pebbles
  • 13 x 9 inch pan
  • cookie cutters
  • Frostings if desired

Fruity Pebbles

We mixed the corn syrup and sugar in a bowl and placed it in the microwave for about 2-2.5 minutes on High.  You know it is cooked when the sugar is completely dissolved and the the mixture will boil a bit on the edges.  (you can also cook this in a saucepan, but because I didn’t want Rory around the hot stove, I chose the microwave route.)

While the sugars are still hot, add the 1 cup of white chocolate chips and vanilla and stir until the white chocolate chips melt.  Then add the cereal and stir into your pan.  Let cool.

Once they are all cool, you can now shape the treats into anything you want.  We made hearts for our Daddy and and also did a “I and U” so we could spell out “I Heart U.”

It was a great baking activity that Rory could help with.  We can’t wait to show them to daddy!

More Kids Activities

What is your child’s favorite Valentine treats?  Do you have any other great recipes for Fruity Pebbles?

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Havalyn is a stay at home mama with a beautiful girl with CFD (congenital femoral deficiency). She devotes her days to helping her grow and develop by doing crafts and activities together. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with family, anything artsy, working out, music, baking, and reading. Hava writes about her life at Rory Jane and Little Right Leg and tweets as @LittleRightLeg.

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Comments

  1. Never thought of making them without marshmallows — we have a whole box of Fruity Pebbles that they have suddenly decided they won’t eat for breakfast.. We might have to try this!

  2. Thanks again for linking up another great project!

    Have a great week!
    Susie@bowdabra
    http://bowdabrablog.com/2013/02/09/saturday-showcase-craft-project-linky-19/

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