#ALL IN WITH MARSHMALLOW BITS FULL#

Allow to cool for approximately five minutes then remove from cookie sheet. Again, the dough was dry, but the end result was fabulous.īake in an oven preheated to 350 degrees for 8-11 minutes. I sometimes had to “form” mine a bit, even when using my cookie scoop. I found that my dough was very dry – as in I had to almost knead it by hand to work in the chocolate chips and marshmallow bits.ĭrop on to your cookie sheets. In a separate bowl, mix together your dry ingredients, including your hot chocolate packets.Īdd the dry ingredients a little at a time to your wet ingredients.

I’d love to test out some suggestions and show you the results here on the blog! Posted in Awesome Things Post navigationĭefinitely should try the Hot Cocoa Cookies with Marshmallow Bits which are my favorite cookiesĪdapted from Baked Bree’s Hot Chocolate Cookie RecipeĢ and 1/2 sticks room temperature butter (you only see two sticks in the photo, but I added another 1/2 stick)Ĥ packages Hot Chocolate Mix (not sugar free)ġ cup Marshmallow Bits (you could substitute mini marshmallows)Ĭream together your butter and both sugars until light and fluffy. – I have edible projects in mind, but if you have a cool idea for a different kind of use for the marshmallows, please share that too! – I’m an average baker/cook, so I probably won’t attempt anything overly fancy or complicated, or that requires fancy/complicated equipment. – I’m a vegetarian, but not a vegan, so no meat (ew gross anyway), but eggs/milk/cheese are OK. But the size and flavor of them are the same.

– These marshmallows are softer than the crunchy, extra-dehydrated kind that come in Lucky Charms. The slight crunch of the marshmallow bits paired with the crispy cocoa-coated popcorn bits is a truly stellar textural match, in my humble recipe developer opinion.

#ALL IN WITH MARSHMALLOW BITS FULL#

I have a feeling that many of you are big into baking and cooking, so I would love to hear your ideas (or even full recipes) in the comments to this post! The sky is pretty much the limit, although I have a few things you should probably keep in mind: Marshmallow bitsthe extra-small, chewy-crunchy kind you might find in packets of cocoa mix or in kid-marketed cereals of yore. So far the only idea I’ve come up with is rice crispy treats with marshmallows baked in, but that doesn’t seem especially innovative to me, because rice crispy treats already have marshmallow in them (albeit a pretty different kind of marshmallow), and also because I’d be making another marshmallow-and-cereal combo that is rather obvious. Instead of giving them to a neighborhood kid (and making her or his Park Slope parents very unhappy), I’ve decided to have a Marshmallow Marathon Baking Challenge, hopefully with your help! Surely there are many possibilities for crazy fun baked goods and other desserts that these things can be used in, and I want YOUR ideas and recipes. Their small size make them great to top off a steaming mug of hot chocolate or add to. It was an exciting package to open for sure, but after munching on a handful, I remembered that I’m no longer 11 years old, and neither is my stomach. These dehydrated marshmallow bits come in a delicious vanilla flavor. (Everyone likes hunting for treasure!) So it seems that Bonney found the marshmallows for sale in bulk at Cornerstone Country Market in Waterboro, Maine, and she thought it would make my day to have three bags of pure sugary joy all to myself. When I called Bonney to ask about her unusual gift, she reminded me of a story that I told her several years ago about how once when I was a kid I spent a couple of hours alone with a box of Lucky Charms and managed to consume every single marshmallow, leaving the “healthy” part of cereal largely uneaten. (She’s kind of known for amassing lots of her favorite things.) No explanation, just marshmallows. They arrived in the mail recently, sent to me from my mother-in-law Bonney. …the colorful magical marshmallows that come in the shapes of hearts and moons and stars! (Also known as assorted dehydrated marshmallow bits.) I suddenly have thousands of these little pieces of sugar and artificial coloring (2.2 lbs of them, to be more precise). Actually, I’m using both the words “food” and “problem” very loosely: I have way too many marshmallows! But not the boring little white kind of marshmallows…

Our hot cocoa mixes are delightful in both hot milk and/or water.I have an unusual food problem right now. Saunna Cocoa Delight - a perfect fusion for a Caribbean inspired mug of rich, delicious hot chocolate with marshmallow bits added! Raw Cacao powder infused with spices like cinnamon, nutmeg and all natural ingredients that's not only flavorful but beneficial for you! Perfect for the holidays, winter and as an all year round treat.

All in with marshmallow bits