No Bake St. Patrick’s Day Cereal Bars — Half chex-mix, half rice krispie, these No Bake St. Patrick’s Day Cereal Bars will be your perfect shade of green…
Can you believe that it’s already March? It feels like Valentine’s Day was just yesterday, yet St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner!
When I think of St. Patty’s Day, I pretty much think of 3 things: stout, corned beef, and leprechauns.
Since I brought you a stout-y recipe a little while ago, and corned beef isn’t very sugary, I decided to share a different leprechaun inspired treat for you today– cereal bars!
These No Bake St. Patrick’s Day Cereal Bars are half chex-mix, half rice krispie. In an effort to not give myself a cavity, I added wheat Chex Mix into the recipe to temper the sweetness of the Lucky Charms.
It’s a quick and easy treat to bring to any party, whether it be a kids party or even an office party. It also goes really well with stout, just saying!
Ingredients Needed For No Bake St. Patrick’s Day Cereal Bars
- 3 cups of Lucky Charms cereal
- 3 cups of Chex cereal
- 10 oz mini marshmallows
- 3 tbsp of butter
- Sprinkles — Optional
How To Make No Bake St. Patrick’s Day Cereal Bars
First, line a tray with parchment paper, and lightly spray with cooking oil.
Also, spray a mixing spoon or spatula so it’s easier to clean later.
In a microwave-safe bowl, microwave the marshmallows and butter for two minutes. Quickly stir, and then microwave for another minutes.
Next, quickly add in the cereal, and mix with your spoon.
Then, add the cereal mixture into the pan, and flatten with the back of the wooden spoon.
Let sit for about 10 minutes or until solidified, then it’s ready to eat!
Don’t forget to share your No Bake St. Patrick’s Cereal Bars with us on Instagram using the hashtag #sugarandclothloves. We always love seeing all of your creations! And if you’re looking for more quick and delicious recipes you can find them all right here with a few cocktails to go along with them!
I put the parchment paper in the pan and sprayed with Pam but It still stuck.
Amazing candy, I am trying it.
LOVE THESE! Thanks so much for sharing, just in time for St. Patrick’s Day :)
{…and it isn’t just you, I feel like we justtt celebrated Valentine’s Day <3}
These look perfect. I just made rice krispy treats the other day. Too bad I didn’t see this recipe earlier or I would’ve made these!
Where Can you get lucky charms from these days?
Yum! I love this change up on the classic rice krispie treat – they look delicious and so festive!
These look delicious Ashley! I may have to make them for my co-workers.
You should! Nanette killed it as usual! ;)
Yum! I love this variation of a rice krispie treat! I’ll have to try this for St. Patrick’s Day.
let us know how you like it! :)
Yuuuuuummy!
These look absolutely delicious! I am going to make these this week! That’s a must! OMG! They look so good! Thanks for sharing!!!
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