Especially for the non-American lemmings, have you ever had a rice krispie treat? Are you able to make or buy these where you live?
I just ate one for the first time in many many years, and wow I forgot how delicious they are.
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Try this, and thank me later: https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/ultimate-brown-butter-rice-krispies-treats-recipe
The milk powder (don’t skip it, that’s the secret ingredient) keeps them squishy for d a y s
Browning the butter like that recipe suggests is an absolute game changer!
Also, I never knew I could get King Arthur flour shipped directly from their website. but $9.95 for shipping makes it more expensive than going to the store unless I buy like 8 bags of flour.
FWIW I seem to recall getting free shipping codes every now and again from their email list, but haven’t used one in forever so this is fuzzy memory at best. My bet is you could find a free shipping code if you looked a bit.
I joined their Baker's Rewards program to receive emails from them and they sent me 20% off for an order over US$50. I'm not sure if I want to buy $50 in flour right now but I will consider it/wait for other promos.
I suspect my spouse is going to demand we make this recipe. Thank you.