As part of the Wilton Sweet Treat team, I get the opportunity to try out new products to make fun things like these silly Rice Krispie Treat Monsters.
It’s hard to believe this is the first edible craft I’ve shared on Hungry Happenings this Halloween season. It’s almost October. I can’t even believe that. Our party is in less than one month. Eeek! I really better get moving, but before I start decking out my house, I thought I’d get to work in the kitchen making some fun holiday treats.
I figured I’d start with something super easy.
Rice Krispie Treat Monsters
Ingredients:
8 Rice Krispie Treats
Orange Decorating Icing Tube
Wilton Halloween Decorating Candy Kit
black licorice laces
white candy fangs
Wilton Eyeball Candy Stick Skewers
Instructions:
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Once they are made, just cut them into rectangles similar to the store bought treats.
Pipe orange icing onto the rice krispie treats to make the frosting look furry.
Cut short pieces of black licorice laces and attach them to the frosted cereal treat bar creating a mouth. Add some white candy fangs.
Cut each of the eyeball candy skewers in half, so that you have two separate sticks with eyes on top. Poke one or two eyes in the tops of the rice krispie treat bars.
That’s it.
For some reason I’m on a monster kick right now. I’ve actually shared two other monster themed cereal treats on two other blogs this month.
I created these shaggy orange and black monster rice krispie treats as a guest post at Lil’ Luna.
These simple Peanut Butter and Honey Cereal Treat Monsters are featured on KidsActivitiesBlog.
If you are looking for more festive Halloween food ideas, be sure to check out my Halloween category page. You’ll find over 100 fun and festive recipes for the holiday.
And here’s a couple of Monster treats from Hungry Happenings
Items used to create this project are available on Amazon.com (commission earned for sales)
As part of the Wilton Sweet Treat team I am compensated for developing recipes and sharing them with you, but all opinions stated are my own.
I love how simple they are to create – everyone needs a little cute and simple in their life and these fit the bill!
Saw these little monsters linked up at the Mix It Up Monday Link Party:) They are so cute!
Thanks for stopping by!
These are absolutely adorable. I think my kids would have a blast making these. I know they would enjoying eating them.
These are amazing! Do you think there is a way to make them with red streaks (veins) for halloween? I've never used isomelt before, but I'd like to try.
I assume you are talking about the Cookie Googly Eyes, not these Rice Krispie Treat Monsters, and yes you could use a food coloring marker to draw the veins onto the royal icing.
OMGosh love them all!
Hi Beth – These are too cute to eat! Thanks so much for joining our What's Scarier linky party. Happy Halloween! Hugs, Holly
Oh my gosh, I love these too! I know my munchkins will too! Thanks, Beth!