One of our FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) fundraisers at the high school is Bunny Grams, which are rice krispie treats! A buyer can purchase a square rice krispie treat, a square with sprinkles or a bunny head. A few years ago my mother was here helping me make the square rice krispie treats. She came up with the idea of shaping them into bunny heads. Ever since then, I have been making them in the shape of a bunny head. Last year I started decorating the faces. This year I made 83 bunny heads and 56 squares (some with sprinkles). Since I had to make so many treats, I poured several boxes into a bun bag to make it easier to measure out the Rice Krispies.
6 cups of Rice Krispies
3 TB butter
1 bag 10.5 oz marshmallows
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Dani, helping make the square treats, by pressing cereal into pan. |
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Butter 9" x 13" pan and lightly press Rice Krispies into pan, do not pack them tight together. Turn over onto surface. I make the rectangle a little bigger by pressing on it a bit. Let the large rice krispie cool for a bit before cutting, otherwise it is too sticky and hard to work with. However, do not wait too long. |
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Cut length wise to third the rectangle. |
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Cut across in center of large rectangle, which will make 6 rectangles. |
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Make a slit almost half way down t make the ears. |
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Form bunny head - I start with the ears. | |
With icing, make dots for the eyes and nose.
Do several at a time.
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Use M&M's for the eyes and nose! | | | |
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With icing, make the mouth and whiskers. |
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Whaalaa! Finished Bunny Head! |
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Place in a clear baggie! |
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These are so cute! Great job on the assembly line.
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