Chocolate Rice Krispie Bar Cookies
Is there anything sweeter than getting a surprise package in the mail? Unless maybe it's getting a surprise package from your college-aged son who's in the throes of majorly intense end-of-the-year projects. But who still took time to remember his mom for Mother's Day.
Sweet.
CHOCOLATE RICE KRISPIE BAR COOKIES
1 c. chocolate chips
1 c. butterscotch chips
1/4 c. peanut butter
4 1/2 c. Rice Krispies
Put first three ingredients in large bowl and microwave "until creamy." Add cereal and stir. Press into 8 x 8-inch pan and let cool. (Let cool is underlined twice, so I'm assuming this is the most difficult part of the process -- you know, the waiting to eat it part.)
Recipe from cooks.com.
Labels: desserts
posted by Lynn at
11:30 AM
12 Comments:
This looks yummy! Thanks for sharing.
You mean your son sent these to you?? Moms are always sending packages to their college age sons, but you don't often hear of this!! That truly IS sweet!! :)
I know, Lori, what a kid, eh? One of his friends off at school sent me cookies she'd baked a couple months ago, too, after we had to put our dog to sleep. I am blessed with wonderful young people in my life!
This looks wonderful! What a perfect "brain food" for studying! :)
Aw, what a good boy you've raised :) They sound super yummy.
OMG! That is really cool to get that Mother's Day package from your son. *ahhh*
Can't wait to try this out because I love all the things in this recipe. :)
That is the nicest thing.
What if you added marshmallow fluff to the hot chips? Okay I just have to try that now. I'll let you know how it works.
Oooh, marshamallow fluff added to this . . . I'd love to hear how that turns out, Michele. It sounds delicious.
Delicious and sweet in all ways. Your son's a keeper! And he shared the day with you - with food! I am loving this.
That's really sweet! You are very lucky to have a son like that. Obviously you did a great job raising him :)
xox
Thanks for stopping by earlier - glad I got the royal seal of approval! ^.*
What a top son you have there!
...mmmm, your blog is making me VERY hungry...
Yum! Never heard of this recipe - I will be bookmarking it now. There is nothing better than an unexpected treat - in the mail no less!!
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