I am so excited to be sharing another Ovaltine recipe. We are making Ovaltine Crisped Rice Treats! This tasty recipe uses Ovaltine to flavor rice krispie treats! YUM.
Let’s Make Ovaltine Crispy Rice Treats REcipe
I thought it would be fun to try something new using Ovaltine in a favorite recipe. After making a LARGE batch and having it disappear in less than 24 hours, I can say that this will be one of those recipes that we will make again and again.
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Ovaltine Rice Crispy Treat Recipe Ingredients
- 1 1/2 sticks of butter
- 2 cups of Ovaltine – we used the Rich Chocolate flavor
- Large bag of marshmallows {mine was 1 lb and 12 oz}
- 12 cups of Crisped Rice Cereal
- Non-stick cooking spray
Directions to Make Ovaltine Rice Krispy Treats
Step 1
Melt the butter in a large bowl in the microwave.
Step 2
Dissolve the Ovaltine into the melted butter.
Step 3
Add the marshmallows and put back in the microwave for several minutes until the marshmallows melt. Stir the mixture fully.
Step 4
Add the Crisped Rice Cereal and stir as quickly as possible.
Step 5
Spray your hands and a pan with non-stick cooking spray and then press the mixture into the pan.
Step 6
Wait until it cools completely and then cut into squares.
EAT!
I think it is fun to flavor a traditional recipe with Ovaltine.
Our Experience Making Ovaltine Rice Krispie Treats
All through my childhood, my mom would make cookie plates to give away through the holiday season. She would make 3 or 4 different kinds of cookies so all the plates had variety. Each year she would try a new recipe and some years it would become a staple on the cookie plate, and sometimes it would disappear never to be made again.
Easy Ovaltine Rice Krispy Treats Recipe
This traditional rice krispie treat recipe is flavored with a kids favorite, Ovaltine making it a lovely chocolate rice cripy dessert that is super easy to make. Make extra because they go fast!
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 sticks of butter
- 2 cups of Ovaltine โ we used the Rich Chocolate flavor
- Large bag of marshmallows {mine was 1 lb and 12 oz}
- 12 cups of Crisped Rice Cereal
- Non-stick cooking spray
Instructions
- Melt the butter in a large bowl in the microwave.
- Dissolve the Ovaltine powder in the melted butter.
- Add the marshmallows and put back in the microwave for several minutes until the marshmallows melt.
- Stir the mixture fully.
- Add the Crisped Rice Cereal and stir.
- Spray hands and pan with non-stick cooking spray and press the mixture into the pan.
- Wait until it cools to cut and serve.
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our greatest holiday memory is every year cooking christmas cookies with the kids. I have one specific picture of my son who was about 2-3 at the time with flour all over him and crying because I guess his sister was allowing him to roll the dough….he looked so cute!!!
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Christine! You are the winner of this giveaway! I am emailing you right now to get your contact information to forward to the good folks at Ovaltine! Congrats!
That’s SO awesome! I can’t wait! I told the boys and they’re as excited about getting goodies in mail as I am lol.
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One of my childhood memories is going Christmas caroling with my youth group. Afterwards we would have hot choclate and some sort of treat (cookies, etc). It was always freezing (in Mid-MO) and we always managed to have a good time. ๐
I remember my grandma overcooking the pecan pie (that she always made for my uncle) and it was so hard that the dog wouldn’t even eat it! ๐
My Mom always made Christmas magical when I was a child. I remember the excitement of bringing out the ornaments, the awe of the lighted tree in a darkened living room… My favorite memory is from a time of being old enough to know that my parents were Santa, and that money wasn’t growing on trees. I will always remember the thrill of seeing a brand-new ten speed bike under the tree on Christmas morning. How they managed such a wonderful Christmas for three girls all of those years, I’ll never know.
Since we were little my sister and I fought over a shiny apple ornament and who would hang it. The tradition goes on, as we steal it from each other’s tree and send pictures of it on our own tree! I still swear it’s mine ; ).