Simple Sunday Treats

S'mores

For this recipe I used Graham Cookies which I purchased as Sav-A-Lot- Food Store in Mt. Lambert, it cost approximately $20. 00 a box. 

Recipe: 4 Servings

4 Graham Cookies 

Hershey's Chocolate (Fun/Mini Size)

Large Marshmallows


Instructions:  

Break each of the Graham Cookie into halves, use two marshmallows per smore and cut into halves placing flat onto one half of the Graham Cookie. Next take a fun size Hershey's and place to the centre of the marshmallows. Using the other half of the Graham Cookie place on top the chocolate to cover. Repeat steps for next three smores.

Place the four smores into a microwave safe dish and in the first instance microwave for 10-12 seconds. Remove and check to see if marshmallows and chocolate is slightly melted, of not microwave for another 5 seconds. Remove from microwave and gently press the top of each smore, the marshmallow and chocolate should slightly ooze from the sides.



Comments

  1. Melissa11 February 2017 at 14:47

    I didn't know s'mores were so easy to make. Guess who's making a grocery trip now.

    ReplyDelete
  2. Unknown11 February 2017 at 15:05

    I myself, having kids I discovered alot. Not to mention alot of shortcuts as well lol.

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