S’mores snack mix! Graham cracker cereal and fluffy marshmallows are coated in smooth milk chocolate to give a new twist on a classic treat! If you like s’mores you’ll love our s’mores rice krispies treats and s’mores brownies, too!
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Are you slightly obsessed with the Fannie May s’mores snack mix from Sam’s Club? I’m not a huge marshmallow fan, but those chewy chocolate coated marshmallows, mixed with the chocolate covered graham cracker cereal, are so addicting. One of my favorite things to do is recreate favorite treats at home, and this s’mores snack mix was SO EASY to recreate. Truth be told, it’s even better than the original. My kids were thrilled when I whipped up a batch at home!
I think what gives it better flavor is the graham cracker cereal that I used. I bought a box of Golden Grahams, which I think have a better flavor than the ones in the storebought mix. The Golden Grahams give the mix a slightly buttery flavor. Perfection.
One batch makes 9-10 cups of snack mix. You can store any leftovers in an air tight container.
Ingredients for S’mores Snack Mix
You’ll need 2-3 cups of mini marshmallows, 6 cups of Golden Grahams cereal, and 2 bags of milk chocolate chips. Can you use semi-sweet? Probably, but milk chocolate is sweeter and perfet for this snack mix.
I melted the chocolate chips in the microwave, stirring in between each 30-second interval, and poured them over the cereal and marshmallows in a large bowl. Then I poured the mixture over a wax paper-lined baking sheet and refrigerated it until firm.
Finally, I broke the mixture into bite-sized pieces!
Every single piece is completely coated in chocolate. Enjoy!
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Chocolate Covered S’mores Snack Mix Recipe
Chocolate Covered S'mores Snack Mix
Ingredients
- 6 cups graham cereal Golden Grahams
- 2-3 cups mini marshmallows
- 2 11 oz packages milk chocolate chips
Instructions
- In a microwave-safe bowl, melt chocolate in the microwave for 30 seconds at a time. Stir in between each interval. Pour melted chocolate chips over cereal and marshmallows. Stir with a rubber spatula to coat evenly.
- Pour mixture on a baking sheet that has been lined with wax or parchment paper.
- Let mixture set in refrigerator until firm.
- Break into bite sized pieces.
Notes
Nutrition
Variations: use semisweet chocolate chips or dark chocolate chips instead of milk chocolate. Use teddy grahams instead of graham cereal, or add peanuts or almonds.
Welcome! I'm Brandy, mother to 5 darling kiddos and a cute black lab named Toby. My husband is in the Coast Guard so we've lived all over the place, turning each house into a home. I love baking, sewing, making cute things with my kids, and sharing what I've learned with all of you!
The fannie may mix had some chewier marshmallow bites (almost like a Charleston chew center) and then some that just tasted like chocolate covered marshmallows. What makes the Chewier bites?
Love this recipe! I used dark chocolate (62%) as we don’t like milk chocolate sprinkled sea salt on top! So good!
So glad to hear!
Oh I am so excited to try this! This was EXACTLY what I was looking for. I was going to try to wing it but decided I should at least look for a recipe. Thank you so much!! Also, the serving size might be a little off….or it might just be me but its gone in like 2 servings. haha!
Haha! It’s true. And a serving size of Oreos is only 2 cookies—insanity. Nobody just eats 2!
Thank you for posting! I was trying to figure out my own recipe, your guidelines make it so simple. Thank you kindly! And safe travels 🙌🏻
Oh, I’m so glad you liked it too! Thank you!
Thanks for this..im addicted to the Fannie May smores, but dont wanna keep spending 15-20 on an 18 ounce bag.
Same!
I love the s’mores mix but the last couple of batches I’ve made have hard marshmallows. The marshmallows are fresh and unopened when I start but a day after making the mix they are too hard to enjoy. I don’t know why. It never used to be a problem.
That is odd! Since they are covered in chocolate they shouldn’t get hard that quickly. I wonder why!