These Fruity Pebbles Granola Bars are easy to make and come together pretty quickly!
This post is sponsored by Post Pebbles. All opinions are 100% my own.
So we haven’t talked much about food since Mother’s Day. Let me share you a story of how my morning went that day. I heard little people start creeping down the stairs at around 6:45am. I finally pulled myself out of bed at around 7:15am to grab a shower and head down stairs for my waffles that I requested for the day.
Well a few minutes later I have my husband telling me to come downstairs because the kids almost set the house on fire. In their attempt to make waffles, they realized they could not find all of the ingredients so they decided to change up the game plan and make pancakes. Sometime during their clanky pots around, someone laid their (school issued) computer on the glass stove top.
They proceeded to turn on the stove and walk away, with the computer still on top. Let’s just say my house smelled like burnt plastic all day and we have yet to figure out the cost of replacing the computer. No one was hurt but all were pretty scared.
Breakfast, as I have told you, is an interesting thing in my house. Some are bored with it, some of us like to mix it up. What I do know for sure is that the kids love to eat cereal. Sure I try to give them options like muffins or granola but cereal tends to be their go to breakfast each and every day.
This time I decided to take one of their favorite cereals and make them into a granola bar. Let’s just say they were please and very happy with this option!
Fruity Pebbles Granola Bars
These Fruity Pebbles Granola Bars are easy to make and come together pretty quickly!
Ingredients
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 1/4 cup honey
- 2 cups quick oats
- 1 1/2 cups Fruity Pebbles
- 1/2 cup white chocolate chips
Instructions
- Melt butter, sugar and honey.
- Boil till all sugar has dissolved (for about 5 minutes)
- In a large bowl combine oats and Fruity Pebbles.
- Pour butter mixture over cereal and stir.
- Add white chocolate chips and pour into 8x8 pan.
- Spread evenly into pan and press firmly to compact it.
- Refrigerate for 20 minutes till set.
- Cut and Enjoy!
- Must be stored in the refrigerator to hold their shape.
These are SO fun!! Great idea!
Stephanie @ Back for Seconds recently posted…Loaded Baked Potato Soup
OH NO! :(( Thank goodness no one was hurt!
I love your cereal awesomeness here. My kids would absolutely eat their breakfast if I served these. Delish!!
Kate @ Diethood recently posted…Chicken Skewers with Cucumber-Garlic Yogurt Sauce {Taratur}
Oh my goodness, I hope your Mother’s Day got better after the computer mishap! These granola bars look like the ultimate kid treats.
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Oh my gosh, these are adorable – my kids would flip for these. I must make a batch!
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Oh my gosh, that sounds so scary! These granola bars are too cute! I’m sure my kiddo would love them 🙂
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this was my favorite breakfast cereal as a kid
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This is brilliant! I love kids’ cereal 🙂 Great idea, Nancy! So sorry about the laptop incident 🙁 I’m glad things didn’t turn out worse though!
Ashley @ Wishes & Dishes recently posted…Classic Italian Pasta Salad
I think these are sooo cute! Any kid would love them! Sorry for the fire scare (I always fear this will happen with my daughter’s good intentions.)
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I can’t get over how cute these are, my kids will FLIP over them! I don’t think they’ve ever even seen fruity pebbles before. Can’t wait to try!
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Oh wow – what a Mother’s Day! But their hearts were in the right place… 🙂 These granola bars look great! So fun!
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I’ve got to make these for my kids! They would LOVE them!
Oatmeal and cereal in stick form, how cute!
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Oh my goodness how cute! These are perfect for breakfast on the go!
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Thanks so much!
This looks so good! And here I am buying granola bars like a sucker!
Cathleen @ A Taste Of Madness recently posted…Caramel Stuffed Chocolate Mug Cake
Ha! Exactly! I do it too when I am out of homemade ones!
Ahhh, a burnt computer is no way to start the day! Hope the day got better! Love the granola bars, I use to love fruity pebbles (and still do!)
Angie | Big Bear’s Wife recently posted…Chocolate Pie
Not a great way for sure! Thanks Angie!
OH NO! I hope everything got sorted out! (The concept of a school issues laptop is so foreign to me….no kids and definitely graduated before laptops were so common.) These granola bars are super fun though!
Lauren @ Healthy Delicious recently posted…Blueberry Crisp with Lemongrass + Ginger
Thanks Lauren! Everything ended up fine, the bill for the computer was hard to take though!
Oh I love how fun these are!!
Thanks lady!
Oh my gosh!!! How scary!! Glad no one was hurt! I LOVEEEEEE Fruity Pebbles – it is the best cereal ever!!! Making them into granola bars is genius! 🙂
I love this healthier take on Fruity Pebbles, and I’m pretty sure my kids would think these were the best granola bars ever!
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I can’t even imagine the squeals I would get if my kids woke up to THESE! So fun, Nancy!
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My kids would go crazy for these! And the husband.
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