S’mores Bars How To Make Them Super Fast And Super Good

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S’mores bars are something I threw together on a whim. (Yay for happy endings!) I had spent enough time at the keyboard and need to play in my kitchen for a while. I made a mental checklist of what I had in the cupboard, and I decided I had everything I’d need to try a pan!

I can’t think of anyone that doesn’t love a s’more, can you? Gooey, marshmallowy, chocolatey, and delicious!

For years, I’ve been making cookies and bars using a cake mix to start with. It all began when our girls were in high school, and I was a half-crazed working mom. If there was a fast way of doing something, I needed to know it!

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Yummy S’mores Bars In Record Time Here’s How To Do It

Stir together one box of yellow cake mix with two eggs and 1/2 cup of oil. You only need a spoon! This is a one-bowl, one-spoon wonder!

Break two regular-size Hershey bars into pieces. (I broke each little rectangle in half.) Then, break 3 or 4 full-size oblong graham crackers into pieces. I broke each small rectangle into two or three pieces, depending on how they broke!

Gently fold the chocolate and graham crackers into the cookie dough. SPRAY the pan with a little non-stick coating. You can also butter the pan. I love my trusty 11″ by 7″ glass baking dish. It’s an old friend, so I used it, but you can also use a square baking pan, either 8″ by 8″ or 9″ by 9″ pan, too!

Pat the dough into the pan with your fingers. At this point, you can redistribute the chocolate pieces a little if you think they need to be spaced more evenly! 😉 Obviously, the thickness of the finished bar will vary a bit depending on which size pan you use!

Next, I quartered large marshmallows with my kitchen shears until I had enough to cover the top. I sort of lost count but, I think it was about 13 or 14 large marshmallows. (Remember, marshmallows puff as they toast!) I could have used miniature marshmallows, but I was out, and the whole point of this adventure was to use what I had in the cupboard!

Then I slid the pan into a 350-degree oven for 25 minutes, all the while keeping my fingers crossed that the marshmallows wouldn’t get too brown! (This was untested before that day!)

Hallelujah, it worked perfectly! See how gorgeous? The cake tester came out clean, and the marshmallows were beautifully toasted! Then came the hard part! Waiting for them to cool completely so I could cut them!

The marshmallows were a bit sticky when we first wrangled a sample out of the pan, but I covered the pan and left them until the next day. An out-of-town baseball game eliminated the temptation to tear into them more that evening!

Lo and behold, the next day, they cut like a charm! Take a peek in the pan, and you can see the nice, clean edge! See all the yummy bites of chocolate and graham crackers baked right into the soft, chewy bar? And those toasted marshmallows on top are the perfect finishing touch!

Later on, you can bake these when the snow is flying, and it will be summertime in your mouth! Here’s another fun recipe you can make from a brownie mix, Chocolate Peppermint Hurry Up Bars. Christmas is less than five months away, so tuck that recipe away for a snowy day, too!

I bet the kids would love these in their lunch boxes! When does school start where you live? Too soon, right?

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