“These are waaaay too addicting” he said as he wiped chocolate from the corners of his mouth with a grin. It all started last Friday when our neighbors invited us to a bonfire and weiner roast.
Knowing there was going to be a gaggle of kids there I decided to make some Scotcharoos. Kids and anything Rice Krispie seem to go hand in hand. Besides, this way I could have a Scotcharoo (or two) and not have to stare at the entire pan, nibbling a little at a time until I was sick! (Yes, I have been known to do that.)
However, since it was going to be a crowd I decided to double the recipe, just to make sure everyone had a chance to eat as many as they wanted! If you have never had a Scotcharoo you may not understand, but if you have eaten them, you know they are ADDICTING!
My plan was going well until I poured the Rice Krispie mix onto my large cookie sheet only to find that I still had a bit left in the pan. Well, I guess I will just have to put those in a pan to keep at home 🙂
I made the treats, we went to the bonfire, we each ate a modest amount of Scotcharoos and we escaped without over-indulging. That is … until we got home and there on the counter sat the over-flow of my double batch of freshly made Scotcharoos. Just one. Just one little bite. Then another, then just a sliver, ohhh we need to even up that side, just one more little bite ….
PLEEZ Don't Make These Again ... Scotcharoos
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Bet you can't eat just one!
Author: Adapted by Catherine Daugherty
Recipe type: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Ingredients
Ingredients
1 cup sugar
1 cup light corn syrup
1 cup crunchy or creamy peanut butter
6 cups Rice Krispies
Topping
1 cup butterscotch chips
1 cup chocolate chips
Instructions
Melt first 3 ingredients on top of the stove or in the microwave, do not overcook.
Add cereal and mix well.
Pour into a buttered 9″ x 13″ pan
Melt chips and mix well. Spread on the top of Krispie mixture.
When cooled, cut into squares. Enjoy!
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Happy Eating!
*~Catherine
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nib·ble (nbl)
1. To bite at gently and repeatedly.
2. To eat with small, quick bites or in small morsels: nibble a cracker.
3. To wear away or diminish bit by bit: “If you start compromising too early . . . they nibble you to death” (People).
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