We eat so many of these Rice Krispies snacks in our house. Just the right size, not too sweet. A nice quick pick me up in the late afternoon. Great when I need just a little something to hold me until supper. And not bad choice for something sweet to go with coffee.

This isn't a Sam's complaint, but a product complaint. I have been buying these for ages and have always been pleased. I bought a new box 11/26/2023 as my current box was almost gone. In the new box, the treats are noticeably thinner, but are still in the exact same packaging. The product wrappers (weight in ounces) are the exact same and it's a flat out lie. The wrappers on the treats are literally baggy. If you're going to shrinkflate, change the packaging and be honest.

I have sampled these on and off through the years since the beginning of their existence (mostly for my kid's lunches). In years past, have been extremely disappointed because making at home always tasted better. It was like these packaged ones were so shiny/oily/had a different taste--- UNTIL recently, I feel like the recipe HAS CHANGED for the better!! I'm hoping its not just me and something with my tastes which is why I am posting and I'm in desperate need of an answer on what has changed in the recipe for the better!!! (writing in January 2022)

I remember making Rice Krispie treats as a child-as much as I love the memory it doesn’t taste as good as these bars-kids and adults alike love these-my family is proof and I honestly can’t eat just one and don’t feel horrible for eating these compared to the many sweets in stores now.

I first had a Rice Krispie treat this past January. Provided snacks for my son’s basketball team. Tried one and have been feigning since then. My concern is the recent change. They melt/fall apart in your hands. Hope this is temporary as not to lose a giant fan.

The family always enjoys these and they go quickly in our house. Personally, I wish they were more like homemade with the thick parts of melted marshmallow that you sometimes get in the settling of everything. However, the recipe that is used is pretty perfect.

Kellogg's Rice Krispie Treats are convenient and so much easier than making your own. I made a fun and easy dessert tray by slicing the Treats into sticks and dipping half of each stick into melted chocolate. Some were dipped into dark chocolate, some into white chocolate, some into both, and the rest rolled in mini chocolate chips after dipping. They were pretty and delicious!

a little bit waxy. nothing like homemade.

Snacks for school

Very fresh