These Cereal-fied Recipes are Bringing Us Back to the Saturday Mornings of Our Youth

Definitely make these cannolis because they’re so colorful and sweet. The ends are dipped in pink-hued white chocolate and dotted with colorful Lucky Charms marshmallows.

Whether your favorite cereal is Cookie Crisp, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Reese’s Puffs or Lucky Charms, there’s a recipe from Spoon University that can turn all of those into the truffles of your dreams.

Don’t confine your treats to just Rice Krispies. Take any cereal, mix it with marshmallows and you’re in snack heaven.

Add a fun dimension to cinnamon rolls by spiking them with some cereal milk (milk soaked with cornflakes) and then sprinkle some Fruity Pebbles on top.

The base of this dessert are Funfetti Blondies, which are then filled with cereal milk pastry cream and topped with vanilla whipped cream. Sprinkle the leftover Lucky Charms marshmallows from the cereal milk on top.

Macarons are a dainty, sophisticated cookie, but giving them a cereal theme makes them fun. As in the recipe, you can experiment with your favorite cereals for unique macaron flavors.

This whole cake, batter and frosting, is infused with Fruit Loop-y cereal milk. Decorate with even more cereal for extra flavor and color.

Momofuku Milk Bar’s Christina Tosi put cereal milk on the map with her cereal milk cookies. This adaptation simplifies the recipe a bit, with the same craveable flavor.

We suppose these Lucky Charms no-bake granola bars would be a huge hit on St. Patrick’s Day, but we’re declaring these an anytime snack.

Now that you’ve got the hang of cereal milk, make this sweet cereal cream and freeze it into ice cream.

You can put these rainbow-dotted bars in the fridge for a soft texture or in the freezer for a crunchy base and firmer texture.