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Cheerios® Christmas Trees
full spoonfull spoonfull spoonfull spoonhalf spoon (41 Ratings)

41 Ratings

5 spoons 54%
4 spoons 29%
3 spoons 10%
2 spoons 5%
1 spoons 2%
The Cheerios® Cookbook shares a recipe! Gather a group of crafty kids to create edible holiday table decorations.
Prep: 45 MinTotal: 1 Hr 45 Min
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Posted 12/21/2012 9:34:16 PM REPORT ABUSE richael said:
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I just made these and they're really easy to make. I used the water trick that somebody else mentioned and it worked really well, just had to wet them every time you got more of the mix. :) Will make them again for next Christmas.
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Posted 12/5/2012 3:26:14 PM REPORT ABUSE osakistkd said:
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instead of using cooking spray or butter for your hands! Run cold water on your hands from the faucet then work with your cherios or ricecrispy bars!! way better and faster! just have your hands wet! you also may need to let cool a little for it to form like a tree
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Posted 12/2/2012 8:12:49 PM REPORT ABUSE DGschneider said:
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I too made these and they were a huge hit both by the adults as well as the kids. They are sticky to work with but I didn't have any trouble shaping theme into trees. The only challenge I came across was the decorating part but with a little imagination I'm sure the ultimate Cheerio Christmas tree can be achieved! A really fun and different than the usual treat that you see at this time of year. Can't wait to try again!!
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Posted 9/29/2012 3:05:59 AM REPORT ABUSE
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That is a lovely menu.People with dbiteaes do not per say , have to limit fat.It would be nice to have a plain veggie choice such as beans,broccoli or cauliflower.Make sure to have diet soda and I like equal in my coffee.Why not call your FIL and ask him what he thinks ?What time should I be over for this lovely meal ?
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Posted 12/15/2011 1:17:42 AM REPORT ABUSE Rhuvane said:
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Ok, yes they are sticky to work with. Be sure to use two spoons buttered on the rounded side to mold them into trees. Worked really well. After it cooled a little I would suggest stirring in the candies if you use M&M's, otherwise it's hard to get them to stick, I see now why they use gumdrops. Also easier to mold once cooler. Have fun! I think my son's preschool will go crazy for these. I think because of the sweetness of the marshmallow, it would have been totally fine to use regular Cherrios and they would be just as good.
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Posted 12/8/2011 4:01:23 PM REPORT ABUSE Meghans-Mom said:
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These were a great idea in theory. In practice ... well, it's pretty difficult to shape the cheerio mixture into tree shapes and expect them to stay that way. Gumdrops didn't want to stick, either. They taste pretty good, but the same taste could be achieved in a much easier way.
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Posted 11/14/2011 8:01:39 PM REPORT ABUSE james6056 said:
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i remember these as a kid but my wife never heard of them but this recipe is exactly how i remember them and they were the best cant wait to try them
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Posted 12/15/2010 12:50:52 AM REPORT ABUSE JennAuer said:
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I was very disappointed with this recipe. I couldn't even shape the first tree. The cheerios would not form into any shape. I ended up pressing them flat into a cookie sheet. Then I cut them into triangles that I then transformed into trees. Kind of like JohnsonR but I didn't have the time or patience to wait an hour. I didn't use a cookie cutter. I just cut horizontal and diagonal lines to form my trees.
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Posted 6/1/2009 11:55:40 AM REPORT ABUSE dhamphira said:
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I haven't made them yet, but they look great! One of my kids can't have any nuts, so I'm going to subtitute Multi-Grain Cheerios for the Honey Nut ones. Hopefully, that won't make a huge difference.
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Posted 6/1/2009 11:52:30 AM REPORT ABUSE AZJan said:
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Oh, my goodness! I was so happy to see these as my mother made them years ago with us and I in turn made them with my children. We used the plain Cheerios, but the rest of the recipe is the same. They are wonderful!!!
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