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These Fruity Pebbles Krispie Treats are incredibly easy to make and are always a hit with kids and adults. We used Poppin’ Pebbles for this version so they are super bright and colourful! 

This particular recipe can be modified to use any cereal similar to fruity pebbles. We’ve made lots of variations of krispies over the years, like Cocoa Pebbles Krispies and Peanut Butter Krispies. The most popular cereal treat recipe on the blog is by far my Trix Krispies!

These Fruity Pebbles Krispie Treats are incredibly easy to make and are always a hit with kids and adults. We used Poppin' Pebbles for this version so they are super bright and colourful! 

Okay, okay, I’ll admit it right here and now. I never know whether to call these “rice crispies treats” or “rice krispie treats”. I tend to call them krispies, but then I always wonder if it’s okay to call them that. So I filed these under “krispies” but when making the photos I tagged them “crispies”.

So, these krispies are having an identity problem. They are walking the line between crispies and krispies. I’m just going to go with it and call them both. No matter whether you call them “krispies”, “crispies” or “cereal treats” they will disappear super quickly. Everyone loves them.

I absolutely love baking with cereal. My favourite kind to bake with is Trix Cereal. I made Trix Krispies years ago and people just love them. There is also a wicked cool Trix Ice Cream Cake on the blog.

On occasion I experiment with other kinds of cereal. I’m one of those strange people who gets far too excited when I visit the cereal aisle in the store. Particularly when we shop state-side. The U.S. has a much better selection of cereal.

My family finds it far too amusing how much I love baking with cereal since I don’t actually eat cereal. Not in the traditional sense anyway. You won’t see me sit down in morning to nosh a bowl of cereal with milk. However, you will find me baking it into cookies, whipping up cereal bars and tossing it ice cream.

I wish I could explain it. It’s likely because I’m not a big fan of milk. I’m also not a big fan of soggy food. My son sent me a link to an anti-soggy cereal bowl that makes it possible to eat cereal without it getting gross!

That is likely why I love baking with it so much. It keeps it crisp bite, and just makes baking so much fun. The bright pops of colour just brighten any day. It’s hard to be grumpy while eating a fruity pebbles krispie treats. Try it. I bet you smile as you take the first bite.

This recipe has an added touch and pop of colour on top. I highly recommend pressing extra fruity pebbles to the top while the marshmallows are still warm. It not only looks bright and colourful, but it adds a level of crunch that is absolutely delightful. Make sure you try it. You will thank me.

How to make Fruity Pebbles Krispies

  1. Spray your pan with non-stick spray.
  2. Melt butter in a pot then add marshmallows and stir.
  3. Remove pot from stovetop, add the fruity pebbles and stir.
  4. Transfer to baking pan and press down.
  5. Add some extra fruity pebbles to the top and press down to help them stick.
  6. Allow to cool then slice.
  7. Serve!

How to store Fruity Pebbles Krispies

  • Counter: After cooling, you can store the krispies in an air tight container at room temperature for up to 2 days. Wrapping them in parchment before placing them in a container helps. Or you can put a sheet of parchment between layers of krispies in your container.
  • Fridge: You can store krispies in the fridge for up to 4 days. Again, wrap them in parchment or put a sheet of parchment between the layers of krispies. It helps to keep them from sticking.
  • Freezer: Krispies can be stored in the freezer for about 3- 4 months. Always be sure to take them out at least 2 to 4 hours before you want to serve them.

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These Fruity Pebbles Krispie Treats are incredibly easy to make and are always a hit with kids and adults. We used Poppin' Pebbles for this version so they are super bright and colourful! 

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These Fruity Pebbles Krispie Treats are incredibly easy to make and are always a hit with kids and adults. We used Poppin' Pebbles for this version so they are super bright and colourful! 
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Fruity Pebbles Krispie Treats
Prep Time
10 mins
Cook Time
10 mins
Total Time
20 mins
 

These Fruity Pebbles Krispie Treats are incredibly easy to make and are always a hit with kids and adults. We used Poppin' Pebbles for this version so they are super bright and colourful! 

Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Keyword: cereal treats, krispie treats, rice krispies
Servings: 24
Calories: 103 kcal
Author: Kim Beaulieu of Cravings of a Lunatic
Ingredients
US Customary - Metric
Instructions
  1. Spray a 9 x 13 pan generously with non-stick spray. Set aside.
  2. Place a large saucepan on the stove, I generally use a really good quality stock pot for making krispies because I can mix like crazy without making a mess.
  3. Place butter in stock pot and melt over low heat. Add the marshmallows to the stock pot and allow them to melt completely while stirring consistently.
  4. Now remove your pot from the heat and stir in the fruity pebbles. You can adjust how many you want depending on how you like your krispies. Stir until combined.
  5. Pour into prepared 9 x 13 pan, and smooth out. I spray the back of a metal spoon with non-stick spray and use that to smooth and press down the krispies. It works like a charm.
  6. While the marshmallows are still warm sprinkle the remaining 1/2 cup of fruity pebbles over top and press them down lightly. This just adds a little crunch and colour to the top. But you have to time it perfectly so it's still warm enough to stick to the top.
  7. Allow them to cool for about 30 to 60 minutes.
  8. Cut into squares or use cookie cutters to make shapes.
  9. Serve with a big old fruity pebbles loving smile!
Recipe Notes

Store in an air tight container for up to 2 days. These are best when served within 24 hours in my humble opinion.

We made this batch with Poppin' Pebbles which varies slightly from Fruity Pebbles. You can mix the two together (so much fun), or top the fruity pebbles with poppin' pebbles for a splash of colour on top. These were a special new flavour of Fruity Pebbles so we had some fun with them. Use Fruity Pebbles or any limited release variations of it for this recipe. You'll love the results!!

Nutrition Facts
Fruity Pebbles Krispie Treats
Amount Per Serving
Calories 103 Calories from Fat 18
% Daily Value*
Fat 2g3%
Saturated Fat 2g13%
Cholesterol 5mg2%
Sodium 109mg5%
Potassium 9mg0%
Carbohydrates 20g7%
Fiber 1g4%
Sugar 11g12%
Protein 1g2%
Vitamin A 392IU8%
Vitamin C 3mg4%
Calcium 3mg0%
Iron 1mg6%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

These Fruity Pebbles Krispie Treats are incredibly easy to make and are always a hit with kids and adults. We used Poppin' Pebbles for this version so they are super bright and colourful! 

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Comments

    • Kim Beaulieu says

      Ha, thanks Kayle. I tend to dig the K spelling. But I’m always paranoid it’s going to piss off rice krispies.

      Reply

  2. Nicole Jubleew says

    Wow, so many great choices. I think that A Kitchen In France would top my list but they all sound wonderful.

    Reply

  9. Jennie says

    I actually don’t own any cookbooks so I can’t say that I have a favorite. I always just use the internet as my cookbook, but I would love start a collection. The Cook’s Illustrated Cookbook looks like something I would use a lot.

    Reply

    • Kim Beaulieu says

      I love cookbooks, been collecting them for so long. I even have some that belonged to my folks. But the internet is a great source for recipes nowadays.

      Reply

  10. Sandy says

    I think my favorite cookbook is the one I’ve had the longest. My Better Homes and Gardens Cookbook. I seriously enjoy all cookbook. I read them like a storybook

    Reply

    • Kim Beaulieu says

      I have an old Betty Crocker one I just love. I’ve had to replace it twice because I’m suck a messy cook. Lol!

      Reply

    • Kim Beaulieu says

      I know, me too. I just freak out thinking it’s a copyright issue. I get so paranoid about that stuff.

      Reply

    • Kim Beaulieu says

      Awe, shucks, thanks Kirsten. It’s also why I can’ lose weight. Ha ha ha.

      The colours are rad. I was so stoked to take pics of these things.

      Reply

  17. Pamela S says

    My favorite cookbook is “More Home Cooking” by the late Laurie Colwin. It’s a joy to read. Thank you for your generous giveaway offer.

    Reply

  18. Isabelle @ Crumb says

    I think it’s been maybe 15 years (if not longer) since I last bought a box of Fruity Pebbles. I think I might just have to break my streak for this recipe, though…. these just look way too bright and colourful and downright fun to pass up!

    Reply

  19. Dominique W. Brooks says

    I love cookbooks and cooking magazines but if I had to pick one: Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone by Deborah Madison.

    Reply

  20. Diane Trudeau says

    5 stars
    Krispies, Crispies, they are all on the road to my family’s mouth. This would be an awesome collection of books to have and to share with my 3 kids. Bring them on home to me!

    Reply

    • Kim Beaulieu says

      Thanks girl. I think you must make these. There are more giveaways this week. I’m trying to get caught up on work.

      Reply

  24. Carla says

    Oh my. I love cookbooks. Choosing a favorite is almost like choosing a favorite child. I adore Giada’s Family Dinners and find myself reaching for that one often.

    Reply

    • Kim Beaulieu says

      Awe thanks Ramona. I miss you. I’ve been so crazy busy this past year. We need to catch up one day.

      Reply

  28. Nancy @ gottagetbaked says

    I don’t care what you call these – I just want to call them “mine”! I love how bright and colourful these are, and I can tell from the photos how much marshmallow you crammed in there. Good job, lady! There’s nothing worse than a super dry, crunchy rice krispy treat. I love cereal so much. I also get excited in the cereal aisle (ain’t nothing weird about that!) And truth about the bigger selection in the US. My favourites as a kid were anything chocolatey – Cocoa Pebbles, Count Chocula, etc. They’re not all available up here in Canada. Why are we always so deprived?!

    Reply

    • Kim Beaulieu says

      Ha, love it Nancy. I love me some marshmallows. Cardboard ones blow.

      It’s so crazy how much better the selection is in the states. I just happen to be going over there this week. Anything you want me to pick up for you? I actually have some Count Chocula the company sent me. I’ve been saving them for a special occasion. SO good.

      Reply

      • Nancy @ gottagetbaked says

        Awww, you’re sweet for offering! Don’t worry about me – I’m close enough to the border that I visit quite often. Plus two of my best friends live near Seattle and always run things over for me. You’ve been saving the Count Chocula?! You have way more will power than I do 🙂

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        • Kim Beaulieu says

          Or I’m a dumbass who will wind up with ants this summer. Ha. I may cave this week, maybe bring some count chocula krispies up to mini-me. I’m sure she’s sick of the grub at training.

          Reply

  30. Maureen says

    Who could resist that colorful and fruity treat? I doubt there’s one who could. I mean, this treat is just amazing! Everybody loves fruity krispies especially during childhood days. Wow. This is just great!

    Reply

    • Kim Beaulieu says

      Thanks so much Maureen. I love krispies. They make me so happy. I always feel like a young hooligan again when I make them.

      Reply

  32. Bella Hardy says

    5 stars
    These fruity pebbles krispie treats are so Instagrammable and adorable! Definitely I will prep it on the weekend for my family. My kids would love it!

    Reply

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