{"id":5973,"date":"2013-10-25T01:01:21","date_gmt":"2013-10-25T01:01:21","guid":{"rendered":""},"modified":"2019-04-16T12:37:22","modified_gmt":"2019-04-16T12:37:22","slug":"challenge-accepted-marshmallow-less-rice-krispie-treats-html-d1","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/laughfrodisiac.com\/2013\/10\/25\/challenge-accepted-marshmallow-less-rice-krispie-treats-html-d1\/","title":{"rendered":"Challenge Accepted: Marshmallow-less Rice Krispie Treats"},"content":{"rendered":"
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When making Rice Krispie treats, the important thing is to make some kind of glue to hold the cereal together. Melted marshmallows do this very well, we know. But do you know what else can make a great gluey substance? Nut butters melted with liquid sweetener. Once you get this basic aspect down, you can play with it in all kinds of ways depending on what you’re in the mood for, or even just what you have on hand. No brown rice syrup? Agave or maple syrup will work! No cashew butter? Peanut butter, Speculoos, almond butter, hazelnut butter…you pretty much can’t go wrong with substitutes. In fact, I would have gone with cashew butter when making these, but I’m all out, hence today’s treats are peanut buttery. I also decided to make them chocolatey, because when you have the option of chocotizing something, you take it.
This recipe is a rough guide of what I did today, rough because you can really do whatever you want in terms of ingredients and amounts and it’ll probably be delicious. I used a mix of all 3 types of sweeteners, but it will work with just one (though all agave might be too sweet). I was also just using peanut butter, but then halfway through I smacked my head and said “What are you doing!” and added some Speculoos. Because duh. <\/div>\n <\/hr>\n
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