The presentation of these is perfect for kids' parties. You might think the combination is strange, but the flavor even wins over the adults. It did at Judah's party!
Although "Trix" is in the title, you can definitely use a generic brand cereal. I used a generic brand for two reasons. It was cheaper, and for some reason Trix is selling their cereal right now with swirled colors. Not the look I was going for. I wanted solid colored cereal balls to match the color theme of Judah's party. Yes, I panicked a bit when I saw only the new swirled Trix cereal at my usual grocery store. But, I headed over to another store and found a generic brand that kept the solids. Perfect!
To make these, just take a bar of white chocolate, melt it, spread it and pour Trix cereal over it. That's it! Well, you then chill it and break it, but that's the easiest of the easy! That is, if you don't count eating it. 🙂
Trix Cereal Bark
8 oz white chocolate bar, broken into pieces
1 cup Trix cereal (or generic brand, as I used)
Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
Melt the chocolate in a microwave safe bowl for 1 minute (stirring half way). Stir until smooth and pour onto prepare baking sheet. Carefully spread chocolate into approximately a 10- x 6- inch rectangle, about 1/4- inch thick. Scatter the cereal over the chocolate and gently press.
Chill until hardened. Break into pieces and serve immediately or store in fridge.
Source: Adapted from Tablespoon
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fetiva says
what nice ideas for trix cereal!!!!!! lol love ya!!
Lisa says
I'm going to make these when it's my son's turn for snack day at his school, I bet they would love these. It's different then the same snacks they usually get. Thanks.
Fisher Boy Food says
What a perfect recipe for kids! This is a tasty treat and something they can help make, too. We can just imagine the little ones organizing the pieces of cereal in creative ways. Thanks!
sheila @ Elements says
How beautiful!!! It's such a festive treat and if you turn the bark upside down, it looks like helium balloons stuck to a ceiling! 🙂 Fun stuff!! 🙂
Sarah says
This is such a cute idea, I love it!
I've always enjoyed the recipes and ideas on your blog. I know we've linked to you before and will certainly again.
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Christina says
Look at how colorful and cute this is! I know my nephew will love these, he eats trix almost daily. His birthday is coming up soon. I have to make these for him. Thanks! 🙂
Anyes says
I'll try it this week-end! Thank you
innasinventions says
These are seriously adorable! My niece's fourth birthday party is coming up soon and this looks like such a good idea for it!
natalie (the sweets life) says
what a fun idea! I haven't had Trix in years!
Mandy says
what a great idea!!! Thanks! 🙂
Vicki says
Those are so fun! I'll definitely keep them in mind for a kiddie b-day! SO colorful!!! 🙂
KeepItSweet says
This is adorable! What a fun way to add color to your desserts.
Blog is the New Black says
Ah, so pretty!