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55 Better Ways to Enjoy Cereal

Updated March 01, 2017
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1-Minute Peeps Cereal Treat 

Break open the pantry, it's time to make some delicious cereal recipes. If you thought recipes should hide away after the breakfast hour or be enjoyed only with milk, think again. We've gathered our best recipes for main dishes, casseroles, muffins, cakes, and snacks that make the most of that oh-so amazing cereal crunch. You now have zero reasons to let that box go stale.

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Strawberry Yogurt Cream Pie with Cereal Crust

Strawberry Yogurt Cream Pie with Cereal Crust
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Strawberry Yogurt Cream Pie with Cereal Crust Recipe

Made with a fiber cereal-crusted pie shell, this strawberry yogurt cream pie is the ultimate no-bake dessert. With a fruity, rich filling (made even more digestive-friendly with the addition of Greek yogurt and berries *you’re welcome*), this breakfast-inspired treat is everything you want in a (somewhat) guilt-free dessert. It’s ultra-satisfying with just the right amount of sweetness, without sending you over the edge.

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Cereal-Crusted Mozzarella Sticks Recipe

If your go-to appetizer is an order those infamous sticks of deep-fried cheese, please direct your attention here. To make the ultimate breakfast mozzarella stick, we covered thick, gooey cheese with cereal—don’t freak out, it’s only cornflakes. The impossibly crisp cereal forms a crust around creamy mozzarella before taking a bath in hot oil. The result? A crunchy golden brown exterior, warm melting cheese on the inside

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Mocha Puppy Chow

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Mocha Puppy Chow Recipe

A teaspoon of instant espresso powder and rich dark chocolate morsels are all that's needed to add depth and a slight coffee-flavoring to classic puppy chow. You can use chocolate cereal in place of plain cereal for extra-chocolatey flavor. This delicious homemade chocolate-cereal treat comes together in less than 10 minutes for an easy, sweet, and portable snack. Store in an airtight container for up to 1 week.

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This Orange Cream Pie Tastes Just Like a Dreamsicle

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Do you remember when you first started to realize that your parents were real people? I don’t mean like that moment in your twenties when you witness one of your parents going through some mid-life meltdown and it suddenly dawns on you that they’re not some all-knowing higher being of maturity and adult-like grace; rather, they’re actually a lot like you, an imperfect and confused (but well-intentioned) person, just doing their best. That’s an important conclusion to reach, for sure, but I’m talking about when you first begin to consciously notice that there are details about who they are and how they act that are unique to them. Like, there are actual things to know about them besides the simple fact that they are your mom or dad.

This happened for me around age five, when I found out that my mom doesn’t drink milk. It’s not that she can’t drink milk, it just grosses her out—always has, ever since she was a kid. I learned this one morning when I decided that I wanted to open a restaurant out of our kitchen (this became a common make-believe theme in my life). It was to be one of those no-menu concepts that operates on the premise that you eat what the chef is making; this was largely due to the fact that I was five and cereal was about the only breakfast item I knew how to “cook” by myself. Plus, our home kitchen pretty much always operated by that philosophy, so it’s what I knew… if only I’d been able to appreciate the blessing that it is to have someone qualified and trustworthy making a simple decision on my behalf. (Unfortunately, when you’re in kindergarten and unable to make anything more complicated than a bowl of cereal, you kinda can’t anticipate that you’ll grow up to be not-a-doctor, not-a-teacher, not-a-cowgirl, but some indecisive weirdo who requires extremely patient, empathetic, almost therapist-like servers to take your order at any given restaurant.) Anyway, so I make my first and only customer of the day, my mom, the day’s special: A bowl of off-brand frosted flakes, bathed in 2% milk. When I delivered put the dish in front of my customer, I could immediately tell there was something off. Look, my mom was so grateful for the effort, but she had to break it to her eager-to-impress child that plain milk makes her gag. 

As I ate my disappointment, along with the breakfast I’d so carefully dumped into a bowl for my mom, I considered this oddity… and all of a sudden, I remembered—my mom eats dry cereal. I’d only ever seen her eat dry cereal. She ate dry frosted flakes out of plastic cups instead of  bowls. Sometimes, I too opted to eat dry cereal specifically because that’s what she did. It had just never made enough of an impact on me that I remembered or cared or asked why? up until that point. 

Now, you may be wondering, why am I rambling on about my mundane childhood memories? Well, for one, sometimes rambling is just what I do. But more importantly, besides eating dry cereal from a plastic cup, there was another very important byproduct of my mom’s disdain for milk: She’d regularly mix a hearty pour of the stuff into her orange juice. She did this in order to reap the nutritive benefits of milk (I’m not sure if this was before orange juice fortified with vitamins and calcium was “a thing” or if we just didn’t know about it because we bought canned, frozen orange juice concentrate), without ever suffering through the experience of actually drinking straight milk. And her rebuttal to anyone who’d say “gross…” at the sight of her milky OJ mix was always the same, “It tastes just like a Dreamsicle!” 

This is one of my mom’s signature phrases, that for some reason, has stuck in my brain for decades of life—“It tastes just like a Dreamsicle!” I have no earthly idea why. At some point or another, I know that my mom convinced me to give her drinkable iteration of the Dreamsicle—which for those of you who are unfamiliar, is a variety of creamy orange ice pop produced by Popsicle brand, and is apparently somehow different from an Orange Creamsicle—a try, no joke, it was delicious. And frankly, kind of genius. Given, I’ve never had an actual Dreamsicle, and I’m almost certain they no longer exist, but I’ve certainly eaten my fair share of orange sherbet… and I’m thinking it’s just about the same thing flavor-wise. If you’re still drawing a blank and mentally gagging over the idea of milk + OJ, another popular basis for comparison would be an (original) Orange Julius. 

So look, the moral of this entire story is that dairy and orange juice are an absolutely delightful combination. And that exists as a stand-out fact in my brain solely because of my mom and her bizzare food preferences. That being the case, I just wanted to make clear that although it is named after the Dreamsicle, the inspiration behind this pie was 110% my mother—right down to the cornflake crust, which I incorporated to pay homage to the cereal she’d eat dry alongside her glass of pastel orange milk. 

Perhaps you’re more interested in making this pie (I hope so, it’s rather tasty) than you are in receiving the entire “behind the music” story of its conception—in which case, you’re in luck, the recipe is right below. It’s creamy, it’s dreamy, and hey—it’s pretty easy to make. The construct of this pie is very similar to your classic, sweetened condensed milk-based key lime pie. The key differentiating factor between the two is that you legitimately need gelatin in this pie; your filling isn’t going set up with egg yolks alone. And if you're not exahusted with my rambling quite yet, I’ve tacked a few other pertinent *notes about baking this here pie onto the end of the recipe. So make it, share it (with #TryMyRecipes), and may you have the happiest of Pi Days, my friend. 

Orange Dreamsicle Pie

For the Crust*

  • 4.5 ounces graham crackers (1 sleeve of graham crackers)
  • 3 ounces cornflakes (about 3 cups cornflakes; 1 cup and 3 tablespoons crumbs)
  • 1 ounce brown sugar (about 2 packed tablespoons)
  • 1/2 ounce instant dry milk powder (about 2 tablespoons)**
  • 1/2 tsp. salt
  • 8 Tbsp. unsalted butter, melted 

For the Filling

  • 2 (14-ounce) cans sweetened condensed milk, divided***
  • 1/4 tsp. vanilla bean paste (or vanilla extract)
  • 1/2 cup sour cream
  • 5 large egg yolks 
  • 2 tsp. unflavored gelatin****
  • 2 tsp. orange zest
  • 3/4 cup fresh orange juice, divided
  • 2 1/2 Tbsp. fresh lemon juice
  • 1/2 tsp. orange extract
  • orange gel food coloring
  • Whipped cream (optional)

1. Preheat oven to 350 °.

2. To prepare the crust, combine graham crackers and cornflakes in the bowl of a food processor; pulse until coarse crumbs form. Add sugar, milk powder, and salt; pulse to combine. Add melted butter; process until mixture is moist and clumps together easily. Press crumb mixture evenly along bottom and up sides of a (9-inch) glass pie plate. 

3. Bake crust on center rack at  350° for 8 minutes; place on a wire rack to cool. Prepare filling while crust cools, leaving oven on. 

4. To prepare the filling, Measure out 1/4 cup sweetened condensed milk in a glass measuring cup; whisk in the vanilla and set aside. Whisk together the remaining condensed milk, sour cream, and egg yolks in a large mixing bowl until combined.

5. Place 1/2 cup orange juice in a small saucepan; sprinkle the gelatin over the surface of the juice. Warm the juice over medium-low heat, whisking, until gelatin dissolves; remove from heat and set aside to cool slightly.

6.  Whisk the lemon juice, orange zest, remaining 1/4 cup orange juice, and orange extract into the condensed milk mixture. Add the orange juice and gelatin mixture to bowl and whisk well to combine. Stir in coloring, 1 drop at a time, until desired color is reached. Place the pie plate onto a rimmed baking sheet and pour filling mixture into prepared crust. Carefully transfer to oven and bake at 350° for 5 minutes. 

7. Gently spoon the reserved condensed milk over surface of the pie and use a butter knife to “swirl” the milk into the orange layer.

8. Continue baking at  350° until pie is just set (pie should still be slightly jiggly in the center), about 10 to 12 minutes more. Cool pie completely on a wire rack. Cover and refrigerate at least 8 hours. Slice and serve with freshly whipped cream, if desired

*I like my crumb crusts thick. I like there to be enough of the crumb mixture for me to build up a nice looking edge around the lip of the pie plate (and maybe drop a little on the floor like the klutz I am); that said, it you prefer a more delicate layer of crumb crust, you can easily get away with cutting the amount of cookies and salt in half, and the butter down to 5 tablespoons. Personally, I’d leave the amounts on the other ingredients as is. 

**I like to include dehydrated milk in crumb crusts because this helps the melted butter really kick ass at it’s job of binding everything together, and it adds a very subtle touch of dairy depth. This is a little trick I picked up from seeing how Christina Tosi uses the ingredient in some of her recipes. That said, it’s not essential to making this recipe “work,” so if you don’t have it in your pantry and don’t feel like buying it, that’s A-OK. Just leave it out this time, but I’d highly recommend grabbing a box next time you’re at the store so you can try it next time. (It also really comes in handy when you completely forget that you’re out of milk until you’re standing in front of a cup of morning coffee that you desperately need… but desperately do not want to drink black.) 

***I am adding this note to say that if you want to save yourself a step on this pie, you can bypass the dividing of your sweetened condensed milk and the rest of what that entails.The idea here was to create something of a nice little swirly effect—with a pure vanilla-y cream mixed into the surface of this orange pie—to drive the concept home, both visually and (if you’re really paying attention) in flavor. That said, you’re also A-OK to just go right ahead and mix in all of the condensed milk with your sour cream and yolks, and then stir in your vanilla at the same time you add the orange extract. Plop a pile of whipped cream on top before serving, and you’re good to go. 

****Just want to throw this out there—2 teaspoons is not a full (0.25-ounce) package of unflavored gelatin, which contains about 2 1/2 teaspoons. I tried making this pie with the full package and the consistency was a bit overly gelled. I fully recognize that it might seem tedious and silly to measure out a portion of a package of anything that weighs a quarter of an ounce; and honestly, it’s not going to be the end of the world if you dump that whole package in. However, for a more enjoyable textural experience, I’d recommend that you do not. 

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Peanut Butter Crispy Rice Treats

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Peanut Butter Crispy Rice Treats Recipe

This healthy version of crispy rice cereal bars uses brown rice cereal, natural peanut butter, honey instead of corn syrup, and dried cherries.   With 2 grams of fiber per bar, you don’t have to feel guilty about indulging. 

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Master Turkey Meatloaf

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Master Turkey Meatloaf Recipe

This is the ultimate, foolproof, turkey meatloaf that is every kind of comforting that you would want a meatloaf to be. This just may be the only meatloaf recipe you'll ever need. Not only is this dish absolutely delicious, but it's also gluten-free. This flavorful meatloaf features bacon for added flavor and richness, and includes a special factor with a trio of tomato sauces and condiments to create an updated version of the traditional meatloaf topper. To make this meal even better, try enjoying it on a sandwich the next day. 

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Clara Cakes' Breakfast Cake 

EC: This Vegan Breakfast Cake Tastes Like a Bowl of Cornflakes
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Clara Cakes' Breakfast Cake  Recipe

Clara Polito, also known as Clara Cakes, is only 19 years old, but she's been baking for over seven years. And when you bake that much, eating cake for breakfast isn't out of the question. "Yeah, especially when I was making this cookbook," she laughed in an interview. "I took a lot of the dessert photos, so I would have at least half a cake around, so I’d be like, 'OK, I guess this is breakfast.'" The cookbook in question is Clara Cakes: Delicious and Simple Vegan Desserts for Everyone!, forthcoming from powerHouse Books, and it's full of dozens of recipes for plant-based pies, cookies, frostings, and, of course, cakes.

Though Polito takes her politics seriously—"I wouldn’t be doing what I’m doing if it weren’t for becoming vegan," she writes in the book—she doesn't actively advertise that her desserts are vegan. "First, I wasn’t into the idea of being vegan," she admitted, despite growing up in a vegetarian household. "Then I just educated myself more about why I would be vegan and different factory farm cases that I had read about and that’s what really made me start not eating eggs or dairy." She finally made the switch to vegan at 14, shortly after her mom did, and started baking and selling her baked goods at punk shows in and around Los Angeles.

She quickly became known for her so-called "Inception Cookies" at these shows, which, she explains, often tricked people—and not just because they were secretly vegan. "People buy what they think is just a giant chocolate chip cookie, walk away from the table, bite into it, and make some sorta pleasantly surprised face when they discover the harmony of the Oreo and chocolate chip cookie all in one package," she writes." Then, they turn around, point at the cookie, and give me a thumbs up."

Each recipe in this book comes with these types of loving details, about her life in L.A., her family, the DIY punk scene in which she came up. "There’s a story attached to every recipe," Polito explained, "and I think with most people, you connect with food over memories." The chocolate and ricotta cheesecake with a pine nut and white cornmeal crust, for instance, is a vegan take on her favorite Italian dessert. (The ricotta is vegan, of course, made by blending cashews and almonds and some lemon.) The breakfast cake was inspired by a bowl of corn flakes with bananas and milk—"or soy milk, in my case," she added.

And this banana breakfast cake, which comes stuffed with maple pudding and smothered in a not-too-sweet yet still dense maple frosting, is probably the best way to eat cake for breakfast. Polito does have some tips for anyone who wants to attempt this recipe at home. "The corn flakes, just make sure they’re cooked long enough, and they’re nice and crunchy. And let them cool completely before you put them on the cake, so they’re not soggy or anything." As for the bananas? "You have to buy ahead of time, you really need to have close-to-brown bananas or with brown speckles," Polito insists. "It’s best for baking because all the sugar is ready for you, and the flavor’s way more prominent."

For Polito, though, this cookbook is only the start. "I dream about a lot of things. I would definitely like a shop, another cookbook, a baking show, just everything. Everything all in one." Just like this breakfast cake.

Note: If you're making a two-layered breakfast cake, double the amount of ingredients Banana Cake Batter and Maple Frosting.

Clara Cakes' Breakfast Cake

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Use your kids’ favorite breakfast cereal to make a crispy coating for chicken tenders. Decrease or omit the red pepper if your kids don’t care for the heat.

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Whole Grain Marshmallow Crispy Bars Recipe

Make traditional Rice Krispies Treats a little more nutritious by using multi-grain cereal and dried cranberries. 

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Look for quinoa flakes on the hot cereals aisle. If you can't find them, use all panko for the topping.

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Use any combination of cereals you like. This frozen dessert would also be delicious with chocolate ice cream and chopped walnuts instead of almonds.

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These no-bake bars come together quickly with common pantry ingredients. Make sure the cereal is well crushed (try packing it in a sealed zip-top plastic bag and using a rolling pin) so it incorporates into the peanut butter mixture.

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Invite friends to make the toppings for an indulgent ice-cream potluck party—peanut brittle mixed with crispy rice cereal, fresh blueberry sauce and an over-the-top mix of crushed chocolate-covered pretzels, cookie crumbs and more.

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The microwave keeps preparation for these peanut butter-chocolate bar cookies short and simple.  Briefly bake the oatmeal crust in the oven, then top with the cereal and peanut butter-chocolate fillings and let cool for 45 minutes. 

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Triple-Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Puppy Chow Recipe

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Improve on the cornflake-coating trick by using multigrain cereal to increase the fiber. Baking rather than frying the chicken eliminates a whopping 24 grams of fat per serving.

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Cookies and Cream Puppy Chow Recipe

4 ingredients are all that's standing between you and this delicious treat made with white chocolate morsels and plenty of Oreo cookies. We cut back on the powdered sugar here because the white chocolate adds plenty of sweetness. If you're feeling Parent Trap vibes--add 1/2 cup of melted creamy peanut butter to the melted white chocolate.

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Layered Peeps Crispy Treats

Layered Peeps Crispy Treats
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Layered Peeps Crispy Treats Recipe

Why make boring Rice Krispie treats when you can make colorful and festive bar treats using Peeps and Rice Krispie cereal? You can use any 4 colors of Peeps that you prefer--or even double up on two colors for a half-and-half treat. To make pops: Cut 1-inch think slices widthwise, and then cut the slices in half. Insert a cake pop stick into the bottom of each treat, dip in melted chocolate, and decorate with sprinkles or crushed candy pieces. Display pops in a jar or candle votive holder stuffed with Styrofoam.

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Birthday Cake Puppy Chow

Birthday Cake Puppy Chow
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Birthday Cake Puppy Chow Recipe

Sprinkles and white chocolate are the only mix-ins you need to create this birthday cake-inspired treat. Sugary-sweet, colorful, and fun, it makes an easy, portable snack for a birthday party or holiday celebration. Pro tip: For a festive July 4 treat, use red, white, and blue sprinkles instead. You can change up the colors for any holiday.

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Au Gratin Potato Casserole

Au Gratin Potato Casserole

Au Gratin Potato Casserole Recipe

Make a cheesy, creamy potato casserole for your next family gathering or holiday meal. Make it easy with frozen hash browns, cream of mushroom soup and cornflakes cereal. You can also make it ahead and refrigerate until you are ready to bake.

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Snickerdoodle Puppy Chow

Snickerdoodle Puppy Chow
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Snickerdoodle Puppy Chow Recipe

A simple cinnamon-sugar mixture tops this variation on Classic Puppy Chow for a treat reminiscent of freshly-baked cookies. Add to Mason jars with a tag and bow, and you've got a giftable Holiday snack.

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Orange Dreamsicle Crispy Treats

Orange Dreamsicle Crispy Treats
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Orange Dreamsicle Crispy Treats Recipe

From the Kitchen of Robin Wilson, simplysouthernbaking.com, Altamonte Springs, FL

"You can also use yellow and pink food coloring gel to make peach. Practice on a piece of wax paper, adding a little at a time to achieve your perfect shade. I serve these to family and friends, and there's never a square left."

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Browned Butter-Pecan Chewy Crispy Bars

Browned Butter-Pecan Chewy Crispy Bars
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Browned Butter-Pecan Chewy Crispy Bars Recipe

We love the grown-up flavor of Browned Butter-Pecan Chewy Crispy Bars. They're reminiscent of the treasured childhood treat but have an adult twist.

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Baked Smokin' Macaroni and Cheese

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Baked Smokin' Macaroni and Cheese Recipe

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Crispy Chocolate Hearts

Crispy Chocolate Hearts

Crispy Chocolate Hearts Recipe

Surprise your family, neighbors and even coworkers with a thoughtful Valentine's Day gift. Fill heart-shaped chocolate boxes or pretty tins with homemade goodies and give them away with a smile. It takes less than an hour to prepare each of these treats, but it'll look like you worked all day.

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Crispy Oven-Fried Catfish

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Crispy Oven-Fried Catfish Recipe

Cornflakes are the secret to a crisp baked coating. Serve with sautéed mixed veggies, such as squash, zucchini, and carrots, and a green salad. Test Kitchen secret: For an extra touch of heat, add a few drops of your favorite hot sauce to the buttermilk before chilling the fillets.

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Sugarplum Fairy Wands

Sugarplum Fairy Wands
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Sugarplum Fairy Wands Recipe

Attention all dreamers, princesses, and lovers of fairies: Your magic wands have arrived! Crisp rice cereal is light, making these wands more stable and wave-friendly than the stadard variety, often made with sugar cookies. Wave away, fairies!

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Whole-Grain Cereal Party Mix

Whole-Grain Cereal Party Mix

Whole-Grain Cereal Party Mix Recipe

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No-Bake Chewy Granola Bars

No-Bake Chewy Granola Bars
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No-Bake Chewy Granola Bars Recipe

These bars are a perfectly portable snack you can prep on Sunday and enjoy throughout the week. Wrap leftovers tightly in plastic wrap, and store in the fridge. The bars will continue to firm up as they chill.

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Cornflake-Coated Pork Chops

Cornflake-Coated Pork Chops

Cornflake-Coated Pork Chops Recipe

Elevate easy pork chops to something memorable as you plan this week's meals.

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Pistachio-Apple Bars with Chia Seeds

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Pistachio-Apple Bars with Chia Seeds Recipe

These homemade bars combine fruit and nut flavors to make a tasty snack. 

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Pumpkin Cake with Little Ghosts

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Pumpkin Cake with Little Ghosts Recipe

Don't let this creepy cake fool you, it's infused with hauntingly-good spices, rich pumpkin flavor, and a decadent chocolate drizzle. Even the little ghosts are edible!

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Crispy Oven-Fried Catfish

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Crispy Oven-Fried Catfish Recipe

Using a salt-free seasoning allows you to control the amount of salt in this fried catfish dish while adding flavor at the same time.

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Peach-Oat Muffins

Peach-Oat Muffins
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Peach-Oat Muffins Recipe

These muffins are loaded with many of the components of a well-rounded breakfast: fiber and whole grains from oats and bran cereal, good fats from pecans and canola oil, dairy from nonfat buttermilk, and fruit from dried peaches.

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Lemon-White Chocolate Chewy Crispy Bars

Lemon-White Chocolate Chewy Crispy Bars
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Lemon-White Chocolate Chewy Crispy Bars Recipe

Grated lemon rind and premium white chocolate elevate the favorite childhood treat of crispy rice cereal bars into Lemon-White Chocolate Chewy Crispy Bars. These treats  will have adults asking for more.

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Crispy Oven-fried Drumsticks

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Crispy Oven-fried Drumsticks Recipe

These oven-fried chicken drumsticks have a satisfyingly crunchy texture. We loved the flavor results when we used 1/2 tsp. red pepper. Use 1/4 tsp. for kids.

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Cheese Snappy Wafers

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Cheese Snappy Wafers Recipe

Southern hostesses have long relied on cheese wafers to keep their party guests satiated.

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Peanut Butter-Chocolate Bars

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Peanut Butter-Chocolate Bars Recipe

These homemade bars combine peanut butter and chocolate to make a tasty after-school treat. 

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Smokin' Macaroni and Cheese

Smokin' Macaroni and Cheese
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Smokin' Macaroni and Cheese Recipe

The recipe calls for smoked Gouda, but your favorite regular or smoked cheese will work just fine.

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Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cinnamon Toast

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Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cinnamon Toast Recipe

Need to use up a small amount of Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal that won't fill a bowl? Use it as a crunch-tastic accent for toast instead. This fun twist on cinnamon toast is easy enough for kids to make, and thanks to the cereal, no additional cinnamon sugar is needed. 

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Unicorn Snack Bars

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Unicorn Snack Bars Recipe

These sweet unicorn treats are adorable enough to serve at a birthday party, but easy enough to throw together for after-school snacks during the week. Adding almonds and apple chips into the mix make these snack bars more substantial and flavorful than a plain rice cereal treat, but these ingredients are easily swapped to accommodate your favorite mix-ins or nut allergies. We added a touch of food coloring to give the bars a cheerful pink hue, but it’s A-OK to leave it out if you would prefer.  

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Cereal Popsicles

EC: Make Cereal Popsicles When You Just Can't Deal with Bowls and Spoons
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Cereal Popsicles Recipe

Milk and cereal is a classic breakfast combo that calls for just two ingredients and a couple seconds of your time. It’s also pretty darn cheap. You can’t not love it. So it’s no surprise that food-loving humans have used cereal in some outrageous concoctions. I mean, cereal milk cocktails are a thing. So is Count Chocula beer and cereal-crusted French toast. But in an effort to keep things fun, let’s talk about milk and cereal breakfast popsicles—also known as “the answer to your hectic AF mornings.”

Any kind of food on a stick makes it easy to eat breakfast on the go. The best part is that there’s not much cleanup, if any. Everything also just tastes better when served on a stick, whether or not you like to admit it. Don’t believe me? It’s been proven by breakfast science, taste buds, and happy stomachs everywhere.

A milk and cereal ice pop is one of those make-ahead breakfasts that food bloggers love so damn much. It also calls for zero fancy skills or prep time. No mess, no problem.

Milk and Cereal Popsicles

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Air-Fried Corn Dog Bites

Air-Fried Corn Dog Bites
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Air-Fried Corn Dog Bites Recipe

Who doesn’t love a corn dog? These whimsical, perfect little bites of smoky hot dog goodness come with a crunchy cornflake coating that will make party guests smile. Look for high-quality uncured hot dogs at upscale grocery stores such as Whole Foods, Fresh Market, or Sprouts. Mustard is best friends with corn dogs, so pick out your favorite to serve with these fun and festive snacks.

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Cinnamon Sugar Skull Cookies

EC: These Skull Cookies Are Made of Cereal So You Can Eat Them for Breakfast
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Cinnamon Sugar Skull Cookies Recipe

When you were a kid, nothing was scarier to your parents than you eating too much sugar for breakfast, so this Halloween we’re embracing that fear in the form of skull cookies and Cinnamon Toast Crunch. And we took it one step further—instead of a standard flour and sugar cookie, these skull cookies are made with pulverized sugary cereal. Better call your dentist now.

Grind Cinnamon Toast Crunch into a fine meal in a food processor. Mix the cereal with flour, powdered sugar, salted butter, and an egg until a smooth dough forms. Roll out the dough and use a skull cookie cutter to make these killer cookies. Bake until crisp, then frost the cookies with a powdered sugar glaze. Don’t forget to give each cookie a face, because it’s just not Halloween unless you’re munching on something that appears to be alive.

Skull Cookies

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Confetti Frozen Yogurt

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Confetti Frozen Yogurt Recipe

A bowl of yogurt is a very fine breakfast, but we’re not always interested in fine. It’s moments like these that we make frozen yogurt with colorful cereal instead. In the time it takes to make a batch of overnight oats, and with just a few basic breakfast ingredients (Greek yogurt, honey, milk, and cereal), you can make a frozen treat that’s just as exciting to have at the end of the day as it is at 10 a.m. 

Whisk a bunch of plain Greek yogurt with a gob of honey, whole milk, and a splash of vanilla extract, then stir in a big scoop of cereal—here we’ve gone the colorful route with Fruity Pebbles, but why not change it up and try gently crushed Cocoa Puffs, Cinnamon Life, Honey Nut Cheerios, or even a crunchy granola-based cereal. Freeze the mixture for a few hours, then scoop it into a bowl and devour, preferably in comfy clothes.

Confetti Frozen Yogurt

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Honey Nut Cheerio Muffins

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Honey Nut Cheerio Muffins Recipe

Imagine: You’re halfway through a bowl of cereal. And it's fine. But you wish you'd had a muffin for breakfast instead. Or wait, no, you want a fat slice of banana bread. OK, you’re indecisive. But don’t worry, your prayers have been answered. This muffin is packed with Honey Nut Cheerios (you can use whatever O-shaped cereal you have) and mashed banana. It’s everything you’ve wanted and more.

The best part about these muffins is that their delightfully honey-nut flavor is all thanks to the powdered cereal that goes in the batter along with the dry ingredients. Give it a good zip in the food processor with flour, cinnamon, baking powder, and salt. Toss the mixture with eggs, brown sugar, butter, and plenty of mashed banana. Spoiler alert: Not only do the bananas make these muffins taste like banana bread (duh), they also help keep the muffins nice and tender, which is exactly what we all need in the morning, am I right?

Honey Nut Cheerios Muffins

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1-Minute Peeps Cereal Treat

1-Minute Peeps Cereal Treat 

1-Minute Peeps Cereal Treat Recipe

Enjoy an individual crispy marshmallow treat in a mug and use up leftover Easter candy while you’re at it. That’s a win-win!

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    15 of 55 Triple-Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Puppy Chow
    16 of 55 Crispy Chicken and Garlicky Collards
    17 of 55 Guess-Again Cookies
    18 of 55 Coconut Dates
    19 of 55 S'mores Chewy Crispy Bars
    20 of 55 Cornflake, Pecan, and Marshmallow-Topped Sweet Potato Casserole
    21 of 55 Asian Snack Mix with Nori
    22 of 55 Oven "Fried" Chicken Fingers with Honey-Mustard Dipping Sauce
    23 of 55 Sesame-Soy Nut and Pretzel Mix
    24 of 55 Double-Chocolate Cereal Treats
    25 of 55 Cookies and Cream Puppy Chow
    26 of 55 Layered Peeps Crispy Treats
    27 of 55 Birthday Cake Puppy Chow
    28 of 55 Au Gratin Potato Casserole
    29 of 55 Snickerdoodle Puppy Chow
    30 of 55 Orange Dreamsicle Crispy Treats
    31 of 55 Browned Butter-Pecan Chewy Crispy Bars
    32 of 55 Baked Smokin' Macaroni and Cheese
    33 of 55 Crispy Chocolate Hearts
    34 of 55 Crispy Oven-Fried Catfish
    35 of 55 Sugarplum Fairy Wands
    36 of 55 Whole-Grain Cereal Party Mix
    37 of 55 No-Bake Chewy Granola Bars
    38 of 55 Cornflake-Coated Pork Chops
    39 of 55 Pistachio-Apple Bars with Chia Seeds
    40 of 55 Pumpkin Cake with Little Ghosts
    41 of 55 Crispy Oven-Fried Catfish
    42 of 55 Peach-Oat Muffins
    43 of 55 Lemon-White Chocolate Chewy Crispy Bars
    44 of 55 Crispy Oven-fried Drumsticks
    45 of 55 Cheese Snappy Wafers
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    48 of 55 Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cinnamon Toast
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