A lunchbox staple in our house and easy to melt butter and marshmallows in the microwave - no heating up the kitchen in Summer! This recipe comes from the failsafe website.
200 g of home-made marshmallows (see recipe elsewhere or 2 x 100g packets of Pascall's white marshmallows)
80 g butter or Nuttelex
4 cups rice bubbles
Measure rice bubbles and place them in a large bowl. Line a lamington/ swiss roll tray with ovenbake paper. Melt marshmallows & butter over low heat, stirring so it doesn't burn. Alternatively melt butter in microwave, add marshmallows and microwave on high for another 30 seconeds. Pour the marshmallow and butter mix onto the rice bubbles. Mix well. Tip into lined tray and press down. This may work best with a metal spoon as the mixture cools.
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11 comments:
mmmm, what a nice simple recipe. I'll have to try that one, thanks for it!
My children love them and they really do taste very much like the Kellogs LCM bars :) Enjoy!
Yum-o! My kids would love that.
I have so little time to browse through other blogs lately, but when I do, yours is one of a few I come to. It's always good to catch up on what you've been doing, Lis. This week is no exception with all your cooking projects. Your kids must love all your home cooking.
Kate - is a great lunchbox idea, just gets a little sticky in summer if the lunch doesn't have an ice brick
Rhonda - Thnak you, you are too kind. Your blog is my favourite and I am thrilled you love to visit mine.
I made this and it was a complete disaster!! It all fell apart. What did id do wrong?
Hi Anon
Did you weigh all the ingredients correctly? If it is not sticking together you need more marshmallows or less rice bubbles.
Hope this helps.
Lis
This recipe is awesome :) Everyone loves it! Each time I make it, I google failsafe marshmallow slice and your blog pops up!
Colleen
First time on your site and i'm hooked....working as an Au Pair and after searching for days for this recipe of my childhood i'm very excited to be able to cook it for the little cherubs in my life.
Great recipe! It's also really nice with melted chocolate poured on top and left to set...mmm mmm!
HA! My sister-in-law makes this slice, and I was looking online for the receipe and found you! We're in Adelaide too... maybe its an SA receipe!!!
Thanks for receipe! although I think I've eaten too many marshmallows to make it now!!
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