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By LoVe2Cok
on October 30, 2012
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I agree with omaskitchen...I was surprised at how much more of a 'bar' they were than a thinner cookie/cracker like the photo suggests. I think the serving size is correct though, due to the way you are asked to cut the marshmallows and position them on the dough. 1 marshmallow per bar. They were 'easy'...but it took me a long time to make between the prep work and the heating and cooling of the bars. Almost 2 hours! They came out OK...but not so much worth the effort.
By omaskitchen
on October 02, 2012
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I followed this recipe to a 'T', but I am puzzled at how you can get 16 servings out of a 9x9" pan?! Surely this recipe was meant for a 9x13" pan. The bars turned out to be more like cake instead of the thick cracker-like thickness pictured in the magazine, and only 9 servings are possible out of the 9x9" pan. The recipe calls for a 9-inch-square pan. This has to be a misprint. Please help! I really want to try this again.
By bethlaux17
St. Louis, MO
on October 01, 2012
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We made these and they're now a HUGE favorite, we did make one change...we substituted the peanut butter chips for butterscotch chips...And everyone agrees they were perfection!! Will be making these again and again!!
By aggoodwin
London
on September 06, 2012
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This are so good. They didn't last long in my house!
By Kelbysews
Franklin, TN
on August 12, 2012
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So easy and totally delicious!!!!! Will absolutely make again!
By awsomesauce1
Rochester, NY
on August 06, 2012
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i brought these to my moms birthday. super tasty. everyone was very impressed which really feeds my ego. they were so easy to make even though they look like a pain in the *****. theres 3 main steps that even my 8 year old nephew could master. side note: dont let an 8 year old make these. it involves the broiler which is pretty much an un-throwable flame thrower. def gonna make again.