Lucky Charms Treats are so gooey, easy to make, and loaded with delicious flavor and texture. This is a perfect treat for St. Patrick’s Day!
Rephotographed 2/18/2019
One of the many things I inherited from my mom is a love for marshmallowy treats. She and I, along with my twin sister, went on a treat-making extravaganza this last weekend and one of the goodies we created was Lucky Charms Treats. Perfect for St. Patrick’s Day!
What are Lucky Charms Treats?
Lucky Charms Treats are essentially a rice krispies treat with so much more flavor and texture. Lucky Charms cereal gives these treats all that lovely color and fantastic flavor. There’s also a layer of white chocolate on the bottom of each one.
How Many Treats Can I Get from One Batch?
One pan of Lucky Charms Treats makes 20-24 treats, depending on how large or small you cut them.
More Treats for St. Patrick’s Day
These treats are some of my favorites and they’re all perfect for St. Patrick’s Day! Mint Brownies are a classic and sport that lovely green frosting layer. We made Green Candied Popcorn about six years ago and it is so darn good. I can eat an entire bowl myself.
My kids absolutely love Leprechaun Snack Mix. This mix has a great balance of sweet and salty and the textures are stellar. Not to mention all that color! It’s a good one!
Chocolate Mint Chip Cookies from Like Mother, Like Daughter would also be so yummy for St. Patrick’s Day! Check out those bright green mint chips.
Lucky Charms Treats Recipe
Lucky Charms Treats
Ingredients
- 4 Tbsp butter, plus extra to butter the pan
- 1 1/2 bags mini marshmallows, 15 oz bags
- 6 c Lucky Charms Cereal
- 1 bag white chocolate chips, 12 oz
- 4 drops green food coloring
Instructions
- Use a paper towel to butter the bottom of a 9x13 pan with extra butter. Melt 4 Tbsp butter in a large microwave safe bowl. Pour marshmallows over the butter; mix to coat the marshmallows.
- Place bowl in the microwave and heat for 30 seconds, then stir; heat for another 30 seconds and stir again till marshmallows are completely melted.
- Pour cereal over marshmallow mixture a little at a time and mix well. Place the mixed treat into the greased 9x13 pan. Run water over your hand and press the treat evenly into the pan. Cover and cool in the fridge for at least one hour.
- Cut treats into 20-24 squares and place upside down on wax paper. Melt the white chocolate 45 seconds, then stir; melt for 45 seconds and stir again to melt the chocolate. Add the food coloring and stir to combine.
- Dip the bottom of each treat into the green chocolate. Place upside down on the wax paper to allow chocolate to cool. Serve and enjoy!
Notes
Kitchen Tools & Gadgets Used to Make Lucky Charms Treats
I hope you love these Lucky Charms Treats! Leave a comment below and let me know what you think!
Out with the old, in with the new! Here is the original photo from 2013:
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The Minis says
Mmm, these look yummy! They’re so nostalgic, too! Love it!
~Cathy~
Aimee says
These look delicious and perfect for st pattys day, or even spring!
Hannah Evans says
I LOVE Lucky Charms, the marshmallows are definitely the best part! I will definitely be trying these out in March 😀
Amy Green @ Sweet Home Amy says
Those look delicious!
Emily Thompson says
cute blog and adorable treats :o) Thanks so much for sharing at Nap-Time Creations’ Tasteful Tuesdays… so glad to have you around for the party! I’m pleased to tell you that this recipe is being featured tomorrow in a CELEBRATE GREEN (st. Pats) Round Up! I would LOVE if you would post the featured button on this post to show off your feature and follow via GFC or E-mail if you don’t already. Don’t miss out on any of the fun! (link will be live Sat. morning) http://www.nap-timecreations.com/2013/03/celebrategreen.html
Amber Brady says
So cute! And I know my kids will love these! thanks for linking up at Sweet & Savory Saturdays! 🙂
~Amber
Dessert Now, Dinner Later!
Debra Hawkins says
These look so delicious! I featured it here! http://www.housewifeeclectic.com/2013/03/17-crafts-and-recipes-to-make-for-st.html, feel free to link up more posts!
Ali @ JamHands.net says
Aw these are so cute! I made these the other day for my kiddos and yours turned out so much cuter 🙂 I love how you dipped them in the colored chocolate at the end. Super cute!
Lorraine @ Cookin For the Seven Dwarfs says
These look so cute! Thanks for linking up at “Sweet & Savoury Sunday”! Hope to see you there later this week! 🙂
Lindsay @Artsy-Fartsy Mama says
So cute and such a great idea!! Love!
Thanks for sharing at Artsy Corner, you were featured today! 🙂
Julia Forshee says
We just love St. Patty’s Day treats!! Your website is beautiful. I love the artwork of you 🙂 We are starting a link up party on Thursdays (today:), and we would love for you to join us with this post and/or any others you would like to include. We are at allthingswithpurpose.com. Hope to see you there!!
Jessica Anderson says
What a great idea! These look so yummy! Jessica (cutesycrafts.com)
Tash TheVelvetMoonBaker says
Hey thanks for linking up at Sweet and Savoury Sunday! You’ve been featured.
Hope to see you there tomorrow!
http://www.thevelvetmoonbaker.blogspot.ie
Shannon Barefoot says
Yum! They look so simple and fun to make 🙂
Shannon @ Sewing Barefoot
Sarah Lemp says
Thanks for joining our party! We featured you in a Favorites post. Find it here: All Things Thursday Favorites!
Alexis Roberts says
I just made these and I was so bummed. I used gadiva white chocolate melting bits and the mixture was way too thick to dunk. The milk chocolate has always melted fine but with this I ended up spreading my chocolate on like frosting. This is an adorable idea…just don’t use this brand of white chocolate.
Allison Miller says
Oh darn it! That’s too bad, I’m so sorry! It’s so frustrating when you end up learning something the hard way. But thank you for leaving this comment and letting me and everyone else know that those melting bits don’t work!!
Ali @ JamHands.net says
Thank you so much for linking this recipe up at Recipe Sharing Monday! The new link party is up and I’d love to see you back. Have a great week. 🙂
Aimee @ Like Mother Like Daughter says
Mmm these look so good. I love any marshmallowey treats too and love the st patricks theme of these!
Jessica says
What a fun St. Patrick’s day idea! I love it 🙂
Amber Brady says
I thought I recognized these! Way to boost your old posts, smart lady 🙂