Lucky Charms White Chocolate Cereal Pops

The combination of butter, white chocolate, marshmallows, vanilla and Lucky Charms, makes these cereal pops such a delicious treat.

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Okay y’all, I have a confession. I went to the store and bought a box of Lucky Charms, to make this recipe. Theoretically it would have been better to have bought ‘said box’ the exact day I planned to make these cereal pops, but nooooo, I have to be a planner.

Well instead of making them, I just ate the entire box of cereal. In my defense, Lucky Charms IS my favorite cereal and it took me several days to get through the box. That’s not really a good defense is it? I kept thinking, oh there’s enough left to make them, I don’t need that much. Sheesh. Denial is a scary thing, right?

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Anyway, I had to head back to the store, with my head hung in humiliation, and buy another box. I haven’t told you the worst part…the first box I bought was a family size box. I am out of control people.

I suppose I could have gotten some kind of healthy cereal, then I wouldn’t have eaten it at all, but what would be the fun in that? Oh, and do you know what happens to your mouth when you go through an entire box of Lucky Charms in a couple days? It gets destroyed…deeestroyed.

Alright enough of that. Now you know my most embarrassing secret. Well…at least the most embarrassing secret this year so far. Now, onto the Lucky Charms White Chocolate Cereal Pops.

I knew St. Patrick’s Day was coming up and that I wanted to do something along those lines…then it just came to me. As I said before, Lucky Charms is my favorite cereal, so that was the first thing I thought of and what could make Lucky Charms even better? Well…marshmallows and white chocolate, right?

These babies are super easy to make, but they can be messy. Get the kids involved…they love messy.

These are similar to Rice Krispie Treats, but on a whole other level. Melting the butter, marshmallows and vanilla together really adds flavor. Plus uh, you know, white chocolate…yum!

The method is a little different than your normal Rice Krispie Treat method.

Here’s how to make the Lucky Charms White Chocolate Cereal Pops:

Add six cups of Lucky Charms cereal in a large mixing bowl.

Next you want to take four tablespoons of butter (½ stick) and melt it in a saucepan at about medium heat.

Add in ¾ cup of white chocolate chips and melt it with the butter. It’s not gonna look pretty. It’s okay.

Once the chocolate is pretty much melted, add in a 10 oz. bag of mini marshmallows. Keep stirring until all is melted. It’ll take a bit. Now add in a teaspoon of vanilla and stir.

Pour onto your cereal.

Here comes the messy part. Try to mix it up as best you can with a spoon, but eventually, you’ll have to get your hands in there.

Here’s a tip: Take some shortening and smear it all over your hands and then go to mixing. Like I said earlier, kids would love this part.

Now you can either mash this mixture into a 13 x 9 inch glass pan, let them set up then cut them, or you can make these into cereal pops like I did.

To make them into cereal pops, just roll the mixture into balls. I tried to roll mine slightly bigger than you would for cake pops. When you roll them, you want to try to compress them a bit in your hand. Don’t crush them, just compress them a bit. Set them on a tray covered with wax or parchment paper.

You can finish these up in a couple different ways. To make them into cereal pops, take some popsicle sticks and dip them into some melted white chocolate.

Then insert that end into the cereal ball, then just set them aside to set up.

Once the chocolate has set a bit, dip the top of the cereal pop in the melted white chocolate.

Now just insert the cereal pops into some foam, so they can set up.

The next way you can make them is to set them into cupcake wrappers. Just dip one end in melted white chocolate, then dip the other end.

Now just push them cereal ball down into the cupcake liner. The melted chocolate will help to keep it in place.

This is an easy way to make them when you don’t have popsicle sticks.

Here’s the printable recipe version:

There you have it! A delicious and easy treat the family will love!

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Items & Tools Used to Make this Recipe:

• Cake Pop Sticks
• Lucky Charms
• Mini Cupcake Liners

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