Here is another great American recipe for you. \u00a0Making this recipe is very very easy, in fact there are really on three essential ingredients: marshmallows, butter, and Rice Krispies Cereal.\u00a0 If you can not find Rice Krispies Cereal\u00a0where you live you can make a similar sweet snack using any type of cereal. \u00a0If you are interested in trying a new, very sweet, American snack, Rice Krispie Treats are probably for you.\u00a0 They are a favorite treat of many people I know, myself included.\u00a0 This English language video (below) is very easy to follow and tells you all you need to know in order to make these treats (Hint: Step 2 is the hardest part and it isn\u2019t that hard).<\/p>\n
Here is a little history on these snacks too:
\nRice Krispies Cereal was first produced in 1928 by the Kellogg\u2019s Company. \u00a0Because of the way this rice-based cereal is made it often creates snap<\/em>, crackle<\/em>, and popping<\/em> sounds when milk is poured over it. \u00a0This cereal is so famous for the sound it makes that there are three cartoon characters on the cereal box whose names are: Snap, Crackle, and Pop! \u00a0Rice Krispies Treats were invented in the 1930s by a woman named Mildred Day. \u00a0She was a staff member in the home economics department at Kellogg Company. \u00a0She created this recipe for a fundraiser for the group Campfire Girls, which is a group similar to the Girl Scouts. \u00a0People are still making these snacks to sell at bake sale fundraisers today in the United States, not to mention they are making them for parties and all sorts of other get togethers.<\/p>\n