Ingredients:
1 - box of regular corn flakes
6 - big bars of Symphony chocolate (tastes the best, especially with toffee)
1. Melt the chocolate in a double boiler of sorts.
2. Dump the box of corn flakes in a big bowl.
3. Dump the melted chocolate in the big bowl of corn flakes.
4. Mix and mix, but try not to smash too much.
5. Using a tray with parchment paper atop, drop spoonfuls of the chocolate coated corn flakes.
6. Stick in the fridge for a few hours so the chocolate can mold the crispies together.
7. Take out and eat, and share (if you are able to).
This makes for such a quick yummy sweet and guaranteed to be loved by everyone, especially if you use the Symphony chocolate.
There is still so much to be done and my house is a mess... yikes! I will attempt to clean it sometime today in the midst of my errands and more present and crisipies making.
Happy merrymaking today!!!
They look yummy! Where can I find a recipe?
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays!
just posted it... so easy!!!
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Sounds so incredible yummy and easy too! :)
ReplyDeletewhere did you get the great boxes?
ReplyDeletekelly- the wonderful boxes found at the baking section of michaels. the parchment papery-tissue-ish thing from martha stewart at michaels. thank God for michaels!!!
ReplyDeleteit was the perfect dessert after our korean food.
ReplyDeleteSOO good seeing you, brave & true the other day!! I have to tag along more with you and LK more next year!! =)
Oh these look so yummalicious!
ReplyDelete(I'm going to Michaels tomorrow, so excited!)
delicious!!!!!!! jeff prety much got to most of it before I did..but we both loved it..he was going to bring cookies to our new years party..but now is opting to bring you chocolate crispies :)
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Christmas with your fam!!!! I have so much to do too! but it'll get doen somehow.
ReplyDelete...thanks soooo much for the handmade tree! It sits perfectly in Avery's room. there is a lot of love from True in there =)
those look yummy! now i wonder why i even spent 2 days baking when a no bake recipe is a simpler and less crazy option. And yes, Thank God for Michaels!
ReplyDeleteYum, they sound great! I just wrote last week about a chocolate bar from Germany that has corn flakes in it - so good together!
ReplyDeletePS - New reader and I heart your blog!
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ReplyDeleteYUM! I am still planning on doing some holiday gift baking... got the same boxes last month but I just hadn't had time. Now our oven is not working right (!) and our dishwasher is leaking all over the kitchen floor! Maybe this is a sign that I shouldn't???? Yours will be well received!!
ReplyDeleteHEY!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI MADE THOSE FOR ALL MY FRIENDS AT SCHOOL TOO!!!!!!!
GREAT SISTERS THINK ALIKE!!!
Beautiful packaging. Thanks for the Michaels tip!
ReplyDeleteOk... where do I start?!! I found your blog last night and ever since then, I cannot stop reading you. You have become my most favourite! I wanted to let you know how grateful I am to have found you. An inspiration you have become for me.
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays to you and your gorgeous family!!! <3
In faith & love,
Djuna
I just love the packaging!
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