Almond Butter and Jelly Marshmallow Treats
School is back in session and my kids are always wanting a little something to eat after school. These almond butter and jelly marshmallow treats have been the perfect after school snack!
You guys, my kids are finishing up their third week of school already! Full disclosure, they haven’t had complete 5 day week of school yet, though. Their first week was just Wednesday to Friday, their second week brought a day off on Monday for the eclipse, and this week they had a fog delay on Wednesday morning.
Yes, we live in Ohio and fog delays are a real thing.
And of course, next week they have Monday off for Labor Day.
These kids are going to be into school for a full month before experiencing a true 5 day week of school. It’s pretty bonkers.
Anyway, it’s helping me ease back into the swing of things around here, as well. Summer always throws me off my game. The heat, humidity, unpredictable schedule – the whole thing is a recipe for disaster.
You may have noticed that I haven’t been posting as much around these parts the last couple of months. To be completely honest, I just kind of needed a little slow down in the way of blogging while my kids were at home.
Nothing major, just needed a breather. You know?
Well, today I definitely got my work mojo back. I was hammering away at my to-do list like nobody’s business.
Photos edited – check!
Blog posts written and scheduled – check!
September work calendar scheduled – check!
3567 emails sent and received – check!
Shower taken – check!
Yes, sometimes I need to add ‘take a shower’ to my to-do list otherwise it doesn’t always get done. You guys, I work from home and it’s a slippery slope.
Luckily, I’m not just hear to chit chat about to-do lists and showers (for the most part). I’m here to chit chat about super easy delicious treat/snacks that your kids are going to go crazy over.
That’s right, I’m talking about these 5 ingredient no-bake Almond Butter and Jelly Marshmallow Treats. They use my all time favorite marshmallows in the world, Campfire® marshmallows. They’re soft, fluffy and melt like a dream.
C is allergic to peanuts but can have almonds so we’ve been using almond butter all over the place at our house lately. The base of these almond butter and jelly marshmallow treats is a classic marshmallow treat with a half of a cup of almond butter melted into the marshmallow mixture.
I just spread half of the mixture into a well buttered dish, spread it with a thin layer of jam (I used raspberry because I weirdly love the seeds) then spread the rest of the mixture on top. Pro tip: dampen your finger tips a little and the mixture won’t stick to your hands when you try to squish it into the pan.
You might consider me a marshmallow-treat-making pro. Let’s just say I’ve made my share of marshmallow cereal treats in my day: marshmallow treat sushi, chocolate pretzel cereal treats, chocolate coconut marshmallow treats, s’mores cereal treats, not to mention marshmallow treat milkshakes.
Seriously, though, take 15 minutes to make these treats. Your kids will be so happy to have a little special something waiting for them at home.
For other cereal treat ideas, be sure to check out these Butterfinger Marshmallow Treats or these Strawberry Banana Marshmallow Treat Ice Cream Sandwiches! For more fun and festive recipes and crafts go to CampfireMarshmallows.com and follow us on Pinterest!
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Post contributed by: Jelly Toast