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I absolutely love Cheerios because they’re made out of wholesome oats and are perfectly crunchy and nutty, and did I mention they’re entirely gluten-free? (Side note: They’re also the only snack I’ll serve my students at school when they forget one. So I got to thinking about these beloved Cheerio Treats and decided it was time to give them a total makeover. Picture a rice crispy treat, Cheerio style. So of course, I started looking for a little inspiration…īack when I was in high school, my mom made this amazing snack bars that she, so brilliantly, called “Cheerio Treats”, which go figure, were made out of Cheerios and lots of other delicious (but not so healthy) ingredients. So you can figure it was about time for a bit of variety in the snack department. I swear I made it almost weekly since I posted that recipe back in the beginning of May. Particularly, this Toasted Coconut Peanut Butter Granola. For the past month (let’s be serious, more like 4 months), I’ve had a kind of unhealthy obsession with granola. I don’t know about you guys, but I’m always on the lookout for easy, healthy grab-and-go snacks to keep me going through my busy days. All content and opinions are my own! #GlutenFreeCereal #GlutenFreeCheerios #PublixGlutenFreeCereal

IF YOU MAKE THIS RECIPE, LET ME KNOW HOW YOU GET ON BY LEAVING A COMMENT AND RATING BELOW… AND DON’T FORGET TO SIGN UP TO RECEIVE ALL MY NEW RECIPES BY EMAIL!įOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM, PINTEREST AND YOUTUBE.Today’s post is sponsored by General Mills and Publix. If it’s super easy you’re looking for, check out this list of 5-minute no bake desserts. 5-minute chocolate pots (only 4 ingredients!).10-minute no bake chocolate truffle cake (a perfect no-fuss option for a special occasion).No bowl chocolate pecan bars (magic bars!) or super easy Millionaire’s shortbread (no-bake!).Easy magic lemon pudding (the most controversial recipe on my blog!).6-ingredient gooey Swedish chocolate cake (you’ve got to try this!).5-minute chocolate banana ice cream (healthy nice cream!).They’re similar taste wise, but made with Rice Krispies and made to look veeeery pretty so you can give them as a gift! More really easy desserts If you like these yummy Cheerios bars, you’ll also love these marshmallow and swirly chocolate crispy squares. I hope you give these cornflake bars with peanut butter a try, too! Since these cheerio bars have proved to be so popular, I created another version made with cornflakes. Great for birthdays! Your friends will want you to make it again and again. You get the idea!Ĭompletely mad about peanut butter? You just have to try this banana and peanut butter cake with chocolate chips. Blue or pink sprinkles for a baby shower. Put Cadbury mini eggs on the top for the perfect chocolate Easter treats. Try replacing the Cheerios with another kind cereal such as Rice Krispies or Cornflakes.Replace the milk chocolate on top with white chocolate.Replace around half a cup of the Cheerios with a combination of nuts, coconut and/or dried fruit.Add chopped chunks of your favourite chocolate bars/candy e.g.I love these Cheerio treats exactly as they are, but there might just be ways to make them even yummier. Perfect squares of peanut buttery, chocolaty deliciousness! Variations They’re sweet enough with just the marshmallows! No need to add more sugar, or corn syrup or even honey for that matter. Step 1: Melt butter, peanut butter and marshmallows in a saucepan over a gentle heat. You’re just a few very quick and simple steps away from peanut butter Cheerio treats heaven: They’re also a grab-one-every-time-you-open-the-fridge sort of thing, which could be a problem. These make a perfect little lunchbox, picnic or party treat. What I particularly like about these peanut butter Cheerio treats is that they take mere minutes to make. Essentially this is a 5-ingredient recipe. melted chocolate: I always prefer dark chocolate, but milk or even white is fine too.Īll the melty things.melted marshmallows: Pink, white or pink AND white are fine.peanut butter: I use natural and crunchy, but again, your favourite brand is fine.melted butter: I like salted which I think adds something to the final taste, but unsalted is just fine too.Cheerios cereal: I like to use the ones made of wheat, oats and rice, but whichever type you like.

I’ve certainly never yet met an adult who turned one down.Īnd why would they? Just look at the list of ingredients: Scrummy to taste test these peanut butter Cheerio bars, he said: “They’re good, but aren’t they a kids’ thing?”Įr, nope.