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Peanut Butter Marshmallow Bites. These are super quick and easy to make. They only take 5-10 minutes to put together and can help cure your sweet tooth. @themealprepmanual⠀
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These are very sweet. One or two would be more than enough for me to get my sugar fix in. More than that would be too rich for a lot of people. Eating 2 of these for only 82 calories sounds like a pretty good option help a sweet tooth if you ask me. The sweetness comes from the honey and marshmallows and a tiny bit from the sprinkles. Here is how to make them:⠀
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INGREDIENTS ⠀
3 cups puffed rice cereal⠀
1/2 cup powdered peanut butter ⠀
3 Tbsp honey⠀
2/3 cup mini marshmallows⠀
2 Tbsp rainbow sprinkles .⠀
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PREPARATION⠀
1. In a small sauce pan, melt the honey, marshmallows, and peanut butter together. Mix the powdered peanut butter with the necessary amount of water first. ⠀
2. Pour over the cereal and mix in sprinkles. ⠀
3. Form into balls with a cookie scoop and store in the refrigerator so they firm up. ⠀
4. I made 19 balls out of this. The nutrition information is for each one of you make 19. .⠀
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❓Can I use regular peanut butter?⠀
❗️Yes. This is so very obvious. It’s just going to be more calories. ❓Do I have to use marshmallows. ❗️No but it’s better if you do. ❓I don’t like sprinkles, do I have to put them in?⠀
❗️Don’t ask me this question. ❓Is the nutrition information for all of them? ❗️Are you incapable of reading? It says EACH right next to the info. How could you possibly miss that? It also says it’s for each in the caption. On top of all of that, in what world would you get 3 cups of cereal, 3 tbsp honey, a bunch of peanut butter and some sprinkles for 41 calories? Let’s use even the smallest amount of common sense and problem solving abilities. ❓Do I have to use puffed rice?⠀
❗️You can use whatever you want. I’m not going to stop you. ❓How many calories are in the whole recipe?⠀
❗️Math
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