Festive Coconut White Chocolate Bite-Sized Rice Treats
Festive Bite-Sized Rice Treats
Something so small and delicious can really make a difference in a child’s life. So, this year, when you are thinking of what you should bring to your staff party or annual Christmas party, how about making something that gives back?
We decided to make super cute and festive (not to mention, bite-sized) white-chocolate rice treats.
Easy to make and even more fun and delicious to eat!
The holiday season isn’t only about receiving, in fact–we all know it as the season of giving. We always find a way to teach the girls to give back to those who aren’t as fortunate as we are.
There are so many ways to do so and what better way than to make memories together by making a treat and at the same time, giving a toy to a child.
We made these Coconut Rice Krispies Bites and they are so simple to make!
So Easy to Give Back
In the first two years of the campaign, Canadians helped Kellogg’s Rice Krispies raise more than $60,000 for The Salvation Army to buy toys for children in need. This year, the tasty goodness of Kellogg’s Rice Krispies continues to offer little ways to make a big difference.
Here’s how:
1) First, choose your favourite variety of Kellogg’s Rice Krispies cereal to use as the base and add some snap, crackle and pop to your creation. For a limited time, Holiday Rice Krispies cereal adds a burst of festive colour to your toy-shaped treat; Rice Krispies Original cereal is the classic choice for traditionalists; Rice Krispies with Vanilla Flavour adds a hint of sweetness to the original wholesomeness of rice.
Rice Krispies Multi-Grain Shapes boosts the fun factor with whole grain, funky shapes and no artificial flavours or colours; and Rice Krispies Brown Rice Gluten-Free cereal is made with whole grain brown rice.
2) Create your toy-shaped treat using one of five Kellogg’s Rice Krispies recipes available on treatsfortoys.ca or design your own!
3) Take a picture of your treat and upload the photo to treatsfortoys.ca. You can also share your work of art on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram using #TreatsforToys.
4) For every photo received on the website before December 21, 2015, Kellogg’s Rice Krispies will donate $20 to The Salvation Army to buy a real toy for a child.
Make a Treat
It’s your turn! You can make whatever your heart desires, whether it is a toy robot, a butterfly, or a candy cane!
Or you can make these bite-sized treats.
To help you make your own treats and so you can upload your picture of your treat, one lucky Whispered Inspirations reader will win a prize pack of Rice Krispies, marshmallows, and more!
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Check out www.RiceKrispies.ca to get all the information you need! Plus, you can check out all of the amazing creations that are already uploaded on their site.
There are a lot of awesome and super cute treats! You might just find some inspiration there too! Check out some of our past treats.
What would you make for Treats for Toys?
Let me know, til then–cheers m’deres!
Nancy Polanco is a freelance journalist, lifestyle content creator, and editor of Whispered Inspirations. She is a proud Mom to Gabby and Michaela. Having worked as part of a health care team for almost a decade, Nancy is happy to be back to her passion. She is a contributor to the Huffington Post, TODAY’s Parents, and an Oprah Magazine Brand Ambassador.
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It is gorgeous, huh?
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ROBOTS AND DINOS
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