Yeah, you read that right. I'm not a fan of chocolate. Chocolate cake, chocolate ice cream, chocolate bars, chocolate chip cookies. It's bitter! It doesn't leave a good aftertaste in my mouth. I'm just not a fan. When I make chocolate chip cookies, I always pull a little bit of the dough aside and substitute white chocolate chips instead—and everyone knows, those are my designated cookies. I always, always will pick a fruity candy over a chocolatey one—starbursts, skittles, gummy bears, hi-chews, sour worms. You get the idea. And when I make s'mores, I substitute a Hershey's Cookies 'n' Creme bar for a regular Hershey's bar. (You guys have got. to. try this, by the way.)
Ah, the Hershey's Cookies 'n' Creme bar. So much delicious in one candy bar should probably be illegal. And then they debuted the Cookies 'n' Creme cereal. The first time I saw it, it literally stopped me dead in my tracks. I was just meandering down the cereal aisle, when I saw the Hershey's logo out of my periph. I stopped dead and thought, "What is that logo doing in the cereal aisle?" I turned to see what it was and, without hesitation, put the box in my cart. That box has been in my cart at least once a week since.
And one morning, as I was eating my favorite candy bar cereal for breakfast, I thought, This needs to be my afternoon snack too. Because, clearly that much sugar at 8 am isn't enough. Enter this recipe. It's a copycat of the well-known Rice Krispie treats we all love, but with a my chocolate-hating, personal spin to it.
Also, note that there are two recipe options. The first makes the treat a little stiff, because the chocolate is melted into the marshmallows, and once the treat is cooled, the chocolate gets a slightly hard. I like it that way. If you don't, try number two. And most of all, enjoy! Tell us what you think :)
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