15 Minute Cereal Bars, literally, 15 minutes until snack time!
My 15 Minute Cereal Bars recipe is your no cook answer to snacking. Inspiration came from traditional Rice Krispie Treats for this recipe but gets a Halloween spin with fun candy corn candies.
I’m a member of the Junior Auxiliary in our town. If you’re not familiar with the Junior Auxiliary, it’s a non-profit organization that provides for children in need in our city and county. We teach CPR classes at the high school, provide scholarships, pay for dental and eye exams for children, hold summer camps, provide school supplies, clothing for students and much more. It’s truly a great organization and I’m happy to ‘work’ with these amazing ladies and for these appreciative children.
However, if I’d ever thought they’d actually put me in charge of a committee and I’d have to give a report in front of these 90-ish ladies, I probably would not have joined! You know, I am great making snarky remarks online. I’m good one-on-one. I can even hold my on talking with a group of 20. But, sweat, shaking, quivering voice and knocking knees all come out in front of 90!! It was not pretty. I really can’t remember what I said. It was not pretty. I may need therapy…
15 Minute Cereal Bars
This recipe is an upgrade to the traditional Rice Krispie treats. They are easy, no-bake with few ingredients that’s very adaptable to your favorite ingredients! You can substitute other candy’s, M&M’s, Reese’s Pieces, or peanut butter cups for the candy corn if you prefer. 15 Minute Cereal Bars are very addictive dessert bars!
15 Minute Cereal Bars
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Save To Your Recipe BoxIngredients
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup syrup
- 2 cup peanut butter smooth
- 2 cup corn cereal
- 2 cup Cheerios
- 1 cup candy corn
Instructions
- Line a 9x13 inch cake pan with foil allowing ends to extend over the pan. Spray foil with non-stick spray.
- In a medium pan, bring sugar and syrup to a low boil. Remove from heat and stir in peanut butter. Stir until smooth.
- Pour over cereal, Cheerios and half the candy corn in a large bowl. Mix quickly.
- Pour into 9x13 inch pan, press to smooth out on top. Add remaining candy corn and press into bars. Allow to cool an hour before cutting.
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Matthew Denos says
Hello Paula,
congrats on making this speech in front of 90 ladies. I know it takes guts. You were anxious, but I am sure it was worth it. Next time you will be even better. The cereal bars look great!
Paula says
They say you get better the more you speak publicly, but I don’t know, I get crazy nervous!
Alexis @ Persia Lou says
Yum!
Paula says
Thank you!!
Jamie @ Love Bakes Good Cakes says
I love how easy these are, Paula! I shared this on my Facebook page. Thanks so much for linking up to All My Bloggy Friends this week! Have a great weekend 🙂
Paula says
Thanks for the great party and for sharing, Jamie!
The Better Baker says
Such a great video and recipe too! I love it so much I’m sharing this as my personal favorite at Weekend Potluck. Have a great weekend and please come back next week! Love your recipes. =)
Jen Nikolaus says
Paula, your son is cracking me up! I love that video! Okay, these look SO GOOD!!! It has all my favorites in it! Thanks for sharing on Saturday Night Fever! Pinning this now! See you again this week!
Kaitlyn says
These look so delicious!! Anything with candy corn and cereal in it, means I need to try it 🙂 thanks for sharing!
Paula says
I feel the same way, kaitlyn!
The Better Baker says
Such a great idea. I need to use up some candy corn, and I think this is the recipe to do it with. Thanks so much for sharing at Weekend Potluck…please do come back again soon.
Megan I The Emotional Baker says
I love that these have candy corn in them. I can’t wait to try them!
Becky L says
What a fun video of your son….I laughed! I love to bake more than I like to cook but my family has to eat. Making your own pop tarts sounds yummy! Take care!
Paula says
He thought he was so cute, he’s my funny one, my other son is serious. Too bad they can’t eat desserts all the time right, that would be perfect 🙂
Deb@CookingOnTheFrontBurner says
Looks good Paula and great photo – can’t wait until I can make treats for Emily but I guess I have a few years! Pinned and sharing on FB
Paula says
Thanks so much for visiting and sharing, Deb. Emily will be in the kitchen with you in no time and it’ll be messy and so much fun!
Ashley | Spoonful of Flavor says
Paula, these looks like the perfect snack, thanks for sharing!
Joan - My Cookie Clinic says
Hello Miss Paula! Ryder’s video was adorable and it made me giggle. These candy corn bars are going on my Pinterest board.
Katherines Corner says
I know five wonderful grandchildren who will love these! I invite you to share this yummy treat at my hop today Hugs
Paula says
Thank you so much, Katherine!
Cindy Eikenberg says
How happy am I that you started my day with candy corn? 🙂 These look yummy! Pinning! Happy Thursday!
Paula says
You’re so sweet, Cindy! I love it too! Thanks for sharing!