Biscoff Rice Krispie Treats
I was first introduced to Biscoff spread when we were in the process of buying our house last year. The family that we bought from was so sweet. We even hung out with them a couple times before we finished all the paperwork & moved in. Anyway, the wife gave us a whole jar of this stuff & told me I had to try it. I can’t decide if I am glad about that or not, because I am addicted! I love this stuff! If you don’t know, Biscoff is a cookie butter. Like Nutella, it tastes amazing, but this stuff is almost like a graham cracker-ish flavor. I don’t know how to describe it, but it is good on toast, or with apples, or in blondies, etc.
So basically Biscoff spread can be put on or in anything & make it taste good. Today’s treat is rice krispies because with school being in session for the cute kids in the neighborhood (& my oldest starts preschool) I thought it would be fun to make as a lunch box or after school snack. Who doesn’t love rice krispies? It brings me back to childhood. There’s nothing better than a chewy, delicious treat!
Biscoff Rice Krispie Treats
Ingredients
- 4 Tbsp (57 g) butter
- 10 oz (283 g) bag mini marshmallows
- ½ cup (120 g) biscoff spread, plus extra for spreading on the top
- 5 ½ cups (148 g) rice krispies cereal
Instructions
- Butter or grease a 13×9″ baking dish. Melt butter with marshmallows in a large non-stick pot. Add biscoff spread & stir to combine.
- Remove from heat & add the rice krispies cereal. Stir to coat & press into the greased baking dish. Allow to cool slightly. Melt a couple tablespoons of biscoff spread in the microwave for 10 seconds & spread or drizzle it over the top of the treats. Allow to cool completely before cutting & serving.
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Hello,
How much (quantity) is 5.5 cups of rice crispies? Is that like 1 box of cereal? Trying to gage before I go shopping for this!
You’ll have to check the nutrition facts on the side of the box. It will say a serving size (example: 1.5 cups) and how many servings per container (example: 8). You will multiply those numbers to determine if it’s enough cereal (the example would equal 12 cups of cereal). The example I shared was from a generic brand online for a 12oz box of cereal, which would be plenty for this recipe.
I am totally hooked on the deliciousness that is Biscoff too!! These rice krispies probably taste insanely good!!!
Haha. It’s hard not to like a spread that is made from cookies! 🙂
Amber! I love this stuff and avoid buying it at all costs because I’ll end up eating the entire jar. Thanks for sharing this recipe!
My younger sister is obsessed with biscoff and I know she’d love these. 🙂 What a great and different way to use it!
Tina at http://www.tinaschic.com
I’m a little obsessed with Biscoff spread and this recipe looks too great not to try!
I’ve never heard of that spread! I LOVE BISCOFF COOKIES though! These look AMAZING!!!!!! Where did you buy it from anyways? -Rhonda @ ithinkicancan.blogspot.com
You can get it at Walmart & I think I have seen it at most other grocery stores as well.
I’ve never had Biscoff… is it anything like TJ’s cookie butter?? I’d love to try it! These look yummy 🙂
Yvonne @ TriedandTasty.com
Yes ma’am! It’s a cookie butter. I haven’t had Trader Joe’s yet b/c every time I go to SLC they are all out! Bummer. I will never know how it stands up next to Biscoff Spread. But get some, & try it! 🙂
This is brilliant! I need to make these STAT!
Sounds like a plan!
You are amazing girl! I’ve never tried Biscoff either but you made it look amazing!
You need to try it…addicting!!!
Yum! Can you believe I still haven’t tried Biscoff spread? I need to go buy some and make these rice krispies immediately!
Gosh! Buy some already, geez!