Chocolate Dipped Krispie Treats {Heart Shaped!}
These cute little heart-shaped chocolate dipped Krispie treats couldn’t be simpler, and they are perfect for Valentine’s Day!
I love Valentine’s Day (especially now that I have kids to join in the excitement) and I’m looking forward to sharing with you some fun, festive Valentine’s goodies this week.
These chocolate dipped rice krispie hearts couldn’t be simpler. I mean, really, aren’t rice krispie treats some of the easiest delicacies (using the term “delicacy” very loosely, obviously) to make?
My kids love them and since I don’t give in to the request to make them very often (preferring an authentic, decadent, homemade brownie instead), I figured Valentine’s Day would be a fun way to rev up the classic treats a bit.
The idea is simple: rice krispie treat “batter” is pressed into a pan and cooled. Then, a heart-shaped cookie cutter does most of the work, with a bit of your muscle to help it along, to cut out the heart-shaped treats.
Dipped into chocolate and sprinkled with some purty decorations and these cute little treats are perfect for Valentine’s Day (the idea could be morphed and expounded to nearly any holiday or time of the year).
Not to mention the fact that a classic rice krispie treat is made exponentially better by dipping it in chocolate. That last sentence may be the most obvious statement I’ve made as of late.
Enjoy!
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This is my first time making rice crispy treats. Its a surprise for my bf, would they be ok if made 48 hours before being given to him? I know it says 24 is best but I’ve seen others that say as long as there sealed tight they should be ok. I don’t eat them so I have no personal experience. Thanks in advance!
I think so – as long as they are well-covered, they should be fine.
I couldn’t get the stick into my treats. They got too hard. Perhaps because I waited to long. But, we just bagged them up sans sticks. They are still cute, and, as my daughter said, they’ll still taste good!
How do you get the stick to stay in the treat?
I usually just press it into the treat and it stays that way.
I second the suggestion for vanilla. I rarely make these but when I do I use vanilla – very nice. I loved this idea for heart treats! Made them tonight for my son’s grade 4 class. He helped and was so proud of our efforts. They look wonderful and I’m sure the kids will love them. Thanks!
I am embarrassed to say that I have never been able to make Rice Krispy treats…why? I have no idea! They always always taste stale! I took them to my sunday school class and even teenagers who will eat anything wanted to know what was wrong with them. However, I am happy to report that I just made these and they turned out perfect and they are adorable!! My four year old and I had a blast making them for his preschool class and I can’t believe I could have made something so cute! Thanks for the great idea and instructions! Happy Valentines Day:)!
these heart rice krispie look great and sound like lots of fun to make!
I just love these! My daughter and I made these today and we had such a good time. Thank you for an awesome idea! I posted our experience on my blog and sited you and your wonderful blog as the source.
I can’t make these. I suspect that even if I squeezed the heart shaped cut outs together ultra tight that they would still be “scraps” that I’d dispose of in the only way I know how which is inhaling them when the kids aren’t looking. lol
Super cute! And easy to make too.
I love rice krispies even though I rarely make them!
to you
Ha! Do you read minds? How did you know I was already going to make these as Valentine’s Day gifts for my daughter’s friends?! They are darling and I think I might just throw a little red food coloring into the marshmallows to make them pink! 🙂
these look fun. thanks for sharing
These are so cute! I just bought rice krispies and marshmallows this past weekend to make heart shaped treats with my little girl. We’re going to try mixing sprinkles in the treats themselves – we’ll see how that goes.
Very Cute!! A quick extra I learned from my granny when making Rice Krispie Treats, stir in a 1 tsp of vanilla to your melted marhmallows before you add your Rice Krispies. It gives them another layer of flavor that is delish! I think we will have to make these this weekend.
Ok, those are just fun!!!
How adorable are these, and who doesn’t love Rice Krispy Treats? The Valentine’s Day sprinkles are so cute, Mel! Your photos are gorgeous, too- especially that first one with the heart shaped treat on a stick! 🙂