Easy 4-Ingredient Chocolate Rice Krispie Bars That Will Blow Your Mind
By Mike-Ross
Got a sweet tooth? These 4-ingredient chocolate rice krispie bars from SharetheCook will hit the spot! They're super crunchy and just the right amount of sweet – perfect for snacking. Don't get me wrong, I dig regular old Homemade Rice Krispie treats, but when I'm craving something chocolatey, this recipe is where it's at. I've whipped up these bars a bunch of times, and they're always a hit, especially with the kiddos.
Making these homemade rice krispie bars couldn't be simpler. All you need is dark chocolate, raw tahini or peanut butter, honey, and rice krispies. No rice krispies? No sweat, just swap in some cornflakes. The toughest part? Waiting for the chocolate to set, which takes about half an hour. If you're into crunchy chocolate bars, you gotta give this dessert recipe a shot at home. Trust me, it's worth the wait!
Ingredients for Chocolate Covered Rice Krispies:
2 bars of dark chocolate
1/2 cup raw tahini or peanut butter
2 tablespoons honey
2 cups rice krispies or cornflakes
How to Make Chocolate Rice Krispies:
Step 1:
In a heat-proof bowl, combine 2 bars of dark chocolate, 1/2 cup of raw tahini or peanut butter, and 2 tablespoons of honey. Microwave for 25 seconds.
Step 2:
Stir the mixture, and if it's not fully melted, return it to the microwave and heat for an additional 5 seconds. Stir again.
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Step 3:
Once the mixture is smooth, add 2 cups of rice krispies and mix until well combined.
Step 4:
Line a baking sheet with parchment paper, then transfer the mixture. Spread evenly with a rubber spatula.
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Step 5:
Place in the freezer for half an hour. Slice into bars and enjoy!
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