Happy June everybody! Can you believe 2015 is almost half-way over? I'm literally in shock over here. Pure craziness, I tell ya. To me, June officially marks the beginning of summer which means warm weather, lots of ice cream making, and s'mores! Ever since I made the 4-ingredient peanut butter bites, I've been longing to make more easy bite-sized treats. So today, I'm switching things up a bit from the normal recipe format to bring you a fun visual to show you just how easy these little s'more bites are!
These hardly even count as a "recipe" since they only require a few ingredients and are so easy to put together. After cutting the graham cracker squares in four pieces, lay on a slice of marshmallow (the larger ones, not mini), and then dip in chocolate. Allow the chocolate to harden and you've got yourself a bite-sized dessert for your summer barbeque or Fourth of July celebration!
3-Ingredient S'more Bites
Ingredients
- 6 Graham Crackers Squares It's always good to have a few extra in case you break a few
- 8 Regular Sized Marshmallows Not mini & not the super jumbo ones
- 1 cup melted chocolate I use prefer Ghiradelli Melting Wafers
- Graham Cracker Crumbs for Topping Optional
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Instructions
- Use a sharp knife to cut each graham cracker square into four pieces. (If using a full rectangular graham cracker, you'll be able to get 8 pieces out of it.)
- Slice each marshmallow horizontally in 3 pieces. Place one slice of marshmallow on top of each graham cracker square and gently press down so the stickiness of the marshmallow helps adhere to the cracker.
- Melt chocolate in the microwave according to instructions on package. Place each cracker/mallow square on top of a fork and gently dip each one in the chocolate until fully covered.
- Place each dipped square on wax paper, sprinkle with graham cracker crumbs, and allow chocolate to harden.
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Nutrition
These vaguely remind me of those marshmallow chocolate bunnies that come around at Easter time. A little crunch combined with some fluffy marshmallows and sweet chocolate make these a fun switch up from regular s'mores. And the best part? They're tiny which means popping in a few (or 5) is basically the equivalent to eating a normal s'more, rightt?! Riiiggghhhtt.
Brie @ like-the-cheese.com says
These look fabulous! I'm a HUGE s'mores fan!
Monique | WritingMonique says
Can I confess? I have NEVER had a S'more?! How horrible I feel now, because they look absolutely delicious! I am gonna have to try and find them in The Netherlands :)
Monique | WritingMonique says
That sounded weird... I was trying to say that I cant find regular sized marshmallows anywhere. The marsmallows we have are weird shaped or just to large :(. But I am gonna search for them, because I wanna make these are finally try them! ;)
Melissa says
Oh my gosh, never had a s'more?!!! GIRL, you need to try them! If you can find large marshmallows, you may be able to cut them down to size. If you can't find them, I will literally send you a box of s'more supplies! Not kidding, I totally will. Send me your address ;)