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This pie is absolutely decadent. The crust is made with melted chocolate, butter and crispy rice cereal that 's stirred up and pressed into a 9-inch pie pan. Then it 's filled with scoops of vanilla, mint chocolate and strawberry ice cream. And for the grand finale, a fabulous chocolate topping is drizzled over the top.
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Wrap a banana, some cottage cheese, granola, pineapple and brown sugar in a tortilla, and take your breakfast with you.
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This is just a tweak on plain rice krispie treats...there can be lots of variants with rice krispie treats.
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Sharp Cheddar cheese is the rich, delicious filling for these spicy favorites! They are baked rather than deep fried. You'll want to pop them down one after another!
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Toss together this cute, crunchy and delicious snack mix at your next slumber party! It's so yummy, you may need to make two batches.
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Pineapple juice and golden raisins add a fruity sweetness to these bran muffins made with shredded wheat-bran cereal, honey and brown sugar. Since you must refrigerate the batter, mix it up at night so you can bake them up fresh for breakfast in the morning.
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A recipe for Scotch eggs that uses breakfast sausage and crushed cornflakes to coat the boiled eggs, which are then topped with a maple syrup drizzle.
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We've been making these cookies for years. They are colorful, festive, and delicious.
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This recipe sounds a little different, but is really good. It is also a cute cookie to serve at Halloween.
Ingredients: honey, flour, butter, cocoa, egg, vanilla, wheat
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This is a sure favorite with children and so easy to make!
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Make your own peanut butter granola bars with this money-saving DIY recipe your whole family will love.
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Chewy, crunchy cookies. If you prefer a more cake-like cookie increase the flour slightly and decrease the cornflakes slightly.