These lucky charms marshmallow treats would make for a super easy Easter dessert! The pastel colors of the marshmallows scream Spring and who doesn’t love an ooey gooey marshmallow treat? Plus these are EXTRA marshmallowy which is why I absolutely love this recipe!

a lucky charms marshmallow treat being pulled away from the rest

You can buy lucky charms marshmallows only!

You have two options: pick out ever marshmallow from a box of Lucky Charms OR buy a big bag of Lucky Charms marshmallows! Ah Amazon, how did we ever survive without it?

But yes, these bags exist in varying sizes. With the one I purchased, I still have plenty leftover so you could double this recipe or save the extras and add them to your favorite cereal.

They also make for the prettiest decorations. Sprinkle them on top of cupcakes or a cake. Just make sure not to bake them as they will definitely melt and dissolve.

a super ooey gooey marshmallow treat being pulled apart

Ooey gooey rice krispie treats

Just look at that pull! And it takes a bit of effort to pull these pieces apart because of how ooey gooey they are. There’s definitely no shortage of marshmallow in these cereal marshmallow treats!

So what makes this the best rice crispy treat recipe? A whopping 10 cups of marshmallows. That’s almost a bag and a half. I’m not messing around with this recipe. If I’m gonna make some marshmallow treats, I’m gonna do the damn thing.

a tray of lucky charms marshmallow treats

How to make lucky charms marshmallow treats

I love making marshmallow cereal treats because of how easy they are to make and yet they’re SO FREAKING GOOD.

Start by measuring out your rice krispies and lucky charms marshmallows. You can make it a 50/50 split if you’d like to have even more lucky charms marshmallows.

Melt down the butter and regular marshmallows in a large pot over medium heat. It will melt pretty fast so make sure you keep stirring so it doesn’t burn.

Once melted, remove from heat, stir in the vanilla and salt, and then dump in the cereal. Stir to coat.

Press into an 8×8 pan that has both been sprayed with non-stick spray and lined with parchment paper so it’s easy to take out. Lightly coat your hands in the spray and press it even.

Top with extra lucky charms marshmallows. You can even crush some up using a ziplock bag and rolling pin. That gives it more of a sprinkle affect.

Let it cool for about an hour then slice and enjoy!

lucky charms marshmallow treats scattered on parchment paper

Customize your marshmallow treats

Not only are marshmallow cereal treats quick to make, but you can also easily substitute your favorite kind of cereal.

I opted for the tried-and-true Rice Krispies because you just can’t beat a classic. Other cereals that could work for this recipe are Cheerios, Corn Flakes, Frosted Flakes, Golden Grahams…basically anything that is pale in color.

If you use a cereal that has bigger chunks, like Golden Grahams, make sure to crust them up a bit before adding them to the melted marshmallows. This helps create a tight and uniform marshmallow treat.

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Make sure to tag me @butternutbakery on Instagram if you make these Lucky Charms Marshmallow Treats. I love seeing my recipes come to life in YOUR kitchen! To pin this recipe and save it for later, you can use the button on the recipe card, the buttons above or below this post, or on any of the photos above. Happy baking!