Monday, May 28, 2012

Butterscotch Chocolate Krispie Bars Recipe - Gluten Free


I would like to warn you first: These bars have enough sugar to induce a coma.

But, they're really, really good!!

So just in case you want to make a treat that almost everyone will love, I'm posting this super-simple recipe.  In fact, I cringe when I see someone actually purchase Krispie bars at the convenience store. ICK.  Do they not know how simple it is to make these?? Besides, those look dry and disgusting. These are moist and gooey and delicious. So if you're going to eat something with no redeeming nutritional value whatsoever, at least please don't buy it. Make it yourself. In fact, with a little supervision, your kids could make them.

Butterscotch Chocolate Krispie Bar Recipe - Gluten Free

1 c. Light corn syrup
1 c. Sugar
1 c. Peanut butter (I used extra-chunky for these)
6 oz. Semi-sweet chocolate chips
6 oz. Butterscotch chips
6 c. Krispies, any type of Rice Krispies gluten free cereal

Pour the Krispies into a large stainless steel bowl. Set aside.

Melt chocolate chips and butterscotch chips either in a double boiler or in the microwave. Be careful if you use the microwave. Chips have been known to start smoking when not closely attended. How do I know this? Hmmmm.

In a heavy saucepan, mix corn syrup and sugar. Bring to a slow boil. Remove from heat and stir in the peanut butter until it's well mixed in.

Pour the corn syrup, sugar, and peanut butter mixture over the Krispies and stir until it's mixed throughout.

Press Krispie mixture into a greased (It's not enough that we're killing you with sugar, so let's make sure there's enough fat in here too!) 9 x 13 cakepan.

Spread melted chocolate chip and butterscotch mixture over the top of the Krispies in the pan.

Set in the refrigerator to set the chocolate. In a couple hours it should be set, then you can cut them and serve.


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23 comments:

  1. you are bad bad bad girl. i gained 2 pounds looking at the first photo and another 3 reading the ingredients and how to mix. yummmmmmmmmmy

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  2. I think I may have gained five pounds just looking at this picture.:)

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  3. Oh, my word! And I've been craving sweets, too. Good thing I don't have most of the ingredients, though it'd be an easy drive to get them ... or I could walk to the store, and justify the calories!!! You're right - there is no reason to buy chemical-laden dry treats, when these are fresh and fabulous, provide entertainment for the kiddies, and make the kitchen smell so wonderful, too!

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  4. looks great! theses are the same ingredients I put in my peanut butter eggs for Easter! I cannot make a lot...they are my weakness!

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  5. These look delish! Thanks for sharing!

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  6. All I can say is: Bring on the sugar coma!!!! :)

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  7. I agree weight gain just looking at those, but love them. If I walk to the store and back wonder if that would be enough to eat 1/2 batch by myself?

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  8. Those bars looks so scrumptious. I am just salivating.

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  9. I'm pretty sure that I don't even want to know the points value of these cookies; but you know what? I'm pretty sure that with a plate of these in front me, I would completely not care. These look absolutely amazing, Judy. Yum!

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  10. Looks awesome. I would love to try some. They just look so tasty.

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  11. How could I not follow after reading your recipe?! They look amazing, thank you for sharing

    Tanya :)

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  12. I am guilty of purchasing these in the grocery store! Your recipe looks like something my girl would LOVE! Thanks for sharing! Pinning this one for the future! Enjoy your day!

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  13. Oh man! These sound amazing!

    If you have time, I would love for you to share this on my link party:

    http://www.maidendshade.com/2012/05/youve-got-it-maiden-dshade-link-party-2.html

    Thanks and have a great day!
    Kim

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  14. I am so surprised you have a recipe for a desert with sugar - lol. And they look to die for - I probably would be in a coma. They look yummy. sandie

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  15. YUM YUM!
    I am going to make these with Sam and Atticus. :)

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  16. These look too yummy but perfect for bringing to work (so we don't end up eating ther whole pan full) I would love it if you would share at my linky party Tout It Tuesday http://www.claimingourspace.com/2012/05/tout-it-tuesday-8.html

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  17. OH MY these sound awesome. The boyfriend would love these; he's a HUGE fan of anyting with butterscotch. I'm hosting a weekly link party and would love for you to share this Whatcha Whipped Up Wednesday

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  18. Oh my gosh, they look delicious!! I agree with Jenn, sugar coma, here I come!! Thank you so much for linking up, Judy.

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  19. Oh, I love butterscotch krispie treats! And I super love how you frosted them with chocolate!

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  20. These sound heavenly! I don't know why someone would buy them either. They are SOOOOOO much better homemade. And these sound wonderful!

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