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Fall Rice Krispies Pops

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Over Labor Day weekend we had a little party at my parents’ house with all of the grandkids. My mom asked me to bring a tasty treat for the kiddos and I know they’re all obsessed with Rice Krispies Treats… I mean who’s not, right?! But I decided to take it up a notch and make some delicious FALL RICE KRISPIES POPS!

fall rice krispie pops

So these are super simple to make, you just need to start with normal Rice Krispie Treats. Either make them from the cereal, marshmallows & butter, or you can buy the prepackaged treats if you’re short on time!

rice krispie pops ingredients

Just roll about a 2×2 inch square of the Rice Krispies Treats into a ball (I made 24 total).

rice krispie pops icing

Next melt white baking morsels in the mircowave (1 cup for 1 minute at a time). Then dip half of the Rice Krispies Treat in the melted chocolate. Finish off with Fall sprinkles or cute designs in icing gels.

rice krispie pops decorations

To let them dry I put treat sticks in the bottom of each ball and poked them through a paper plate over a large empty jar. You can actually keep the sticks in the Rice Krispies Treat Pops for serving, too!

rice krispie pops

Once they all dry you’ll have some pretty cute Fall desserts!

fall rice krispie pops dessert

I’m crushing on the little pumpkins and the gold sparkle balls!
And of course the kiddos gobbled up all the sprinkles ones first 😉

fall rice krispie pops

rice krispie pops dessert

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Rice Krispies Pops

Super cute fall dessert to make for yourself or your kids. Anything with Rice Krispie Treats will be a hit and these are no exception!

Course Dessert
Cuisine American
Keyword fall, rice krispies, sweets
Servings 24 balls

Ingredients

  • 1 bag white baking morsels

Instructions

  1. You can either do store bought Rice Krispies Treats or you can make them yourself at home with the cereal, butter, and marshmallows.

  2. Roll about a 2x2 inch square of the Rice Krispies Treats into a ball.

  3. Melt white baking morsels in the microwave. (1 cup for 1 minute at a time)

  4. Dip half of the Rice Krispies Treat in the melted chocolate.

  5. Finish off with Fall sprinkles or cute designs in icing gels

These are easy to make for any occasion, too.
Just switch out the sprinkles and icing gel colors.
Also mix white chocolate baking morsels with food coloring for some added fun!

HOPE YOU ENJOY!

rice krispie fall decorated pops

 

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Comments

  1. bonnie says

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    Those look absolutely yummy! I need to make them for my grandkids.

    • howtonestforless says

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      They would LOVE them!

  2. jessica@SewHomegrown says

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    These seem so much easier than cake pops! Love it!

  3. Heather Kinnaird says

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    how fun!! and who doesn’t love a rice krispie treat

  4. Michelle says

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    These are terrific!
    The decorating possibilities are endless!
    Thanks for the inspiration!
    Michelle

  5. Lauren says

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    Thanks for sharing these pops on Motivation Monday on Mom Home Guide! These pops are so pretty and cute!

  6. Kim @ The Baking ChocolaTess says

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    Love these! Pinned for later! 🙂

  7. ARTantana says

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    They are looking amazing…will get my 9 year old to try them out. Am sure she will love them :)Thanks for sharing!

    Greetings from Dubai and have a great day!

    Shantana

  8. Karly says

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    These are so cute! Thanks for linkin’ up with What’s Cooking Wednesday!

  9. bonbon says

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    Thanks for sharing at Inspire Me Monday…..I am featuring your recipe as one of my favorite picks this week at http://www.farmhouse40.com. Come by and check it out.

  10. Jamie says

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    Those are adorable! I never thought to make them out of that. 🙂 Thank you for sharing with us at the #HomeMattersParty

  11. Erin - Suburban Simplicity says

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    Yum, yum, yum! Totally fun project for fall! Your post is a feature tomorrow at Welcome Home Wednesdays! Congrats! Thanks for sharing.

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