“Always after me Lucky Charms!” We’ve all heard that before from the commercials on TV and then we mimic the phrase, usually in a flirtatious, fun way, right? (You know you have!!) I mean, it’s such a cute, catchy little phrase. Who doesn’t like to try to speak in an Irish accent anyways?
And who wouldn’t love these Lucky Charm Marshmallow Rice Krispies to go along with that accent, I ask you? “Always after me Lucky Charms!”
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Genius! So, the ole *Light Bulb* was going off in my head. I was like, I can make these at home, like the ones Lucky Charms
My son is always asking for the cereal bars when we go grocery shopping and this is one he really, really likes.
These have lots of marshmallow! Gooey and chewy! Yum!
So, I made them and they were absolutely, ‘magically delicious’.
I Have you tried my Butterfinger Rice Krispies? They are to die for! I’ve made them, people love them and I always get asked for the recipe. You should try them too! 😀 (No arm twisting here!)
This is a kid favorite (I’m a big kid) that will win with any crowd and of course, they’re unmistakably, ‘magically delicious’!
Lucky Charm
These Lucky Charm Marshmallow Rice Krispies are Rock Star! If you love sweet treats, take a look at these!
‘Awesome’ Peanut Butter Buckeye Rice Krispies
Milky Way ‘Like Wow’ Rice Krispies
Candies, Fudges and Party Snackins’ Delights
and these….Lotsa St. Patrick’s Day Dessert Ideas for Your Celebration!
I’ll leave you with a famous Irish quote that I totally love! “A best friend is like a four leaf clover: hard to find and lucky to have.” ~ Anonymous
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 1 10.5 oz plus 2 cups mini marshmallows
- 5 cups Lucky Charms
- optional Rainbow Sprinkles
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Butter a 9x13 pan
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Take large non-stick saucepan and melt butter on low heat.
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Add 1 package of marshmallows and stir keeping on low heat until they are melted into the butter. Then add in the last 2 cups and let them melt partially.
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Add in the Lucky Charms cereal and stir until the cereal is fully coated.
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Pour mixture into prepared pan and spread out around evenly with large spatula sprayed with non-stick spray or you can use butter.
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Press mixture down into pan evenly. (Don't over press, they become too compacted and hard).
Optional: Add sprinkles immediately and press into treats.
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Let treats sit for 2 hours or so and cut into squares into preferred sizes.
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Seal treats after cutting.
All i could find was 2 bags of 400 g each regular marshmallow, not miniature so how many cups in total do i need??
Hi Cindy,
3 Conversions for Marshmallows:
8 Regular Marshmallows = 1 cup
10.5 oz bag Miniature = 5-1/2 cups
Marshmallows 10 oz 280 g = 40 large Marshmallows.
I would go with 60 marshmallows or 7 1/2 cups total. Happy Holidays!
I have made these for years. The recipe was on the Lucky Charm box. Has a cup of chocolate chips in it.
Oh wow! That sounds good with chocolate chips 🙂
There are no instructions for when to add the sprinkles…I am assuming after they are in the pan?
If you like, yes. I just added them as a decorative touch when I shot the pictures.
Trying this recipe this weekend.
quick question before i head to the store for this recipe!! 🙂
just 1 bag of the regular sized marshmallows?
It’s one bag plus 2 cups mini marshmallows Julianne. 🙂
These were yummy! Loved them and had fun with my girls making them! Thanks!
Thank you Elizabeth! So glad you enjoyed them. 🙂
How can i make these into actual cereal bars for the mornings were behind schedule? my girls love the breakfast bars with the breakfast cereals but foesnt seem worth the money to buy them store bc so expensive thanks in advance
Just do the normal cereal recipe bars without extra marshallows:
4 cups of marshmallows
2 tablespoons butter
6 cups of Lucky Charms Cereal (could do a mixture of 3 cups rice krispies and 3 cups of lucky charms as well)
Pour cereal in a large bowl.
Melt butter and marshmallows over medium heat in a pan.
Once melted and smooth, pour the marshmallow mixture over the cereal in the large bowl.
Fold in melted marshmallows and mix until fully coated.
Spread into your prepared pan. Cut when cooled.
Hope that helps! 🙂