S’mores, S’mores and more S’mores. Endless variations!

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A s’more is a traditional nighttime campfire treat popular in the United States and Canada, consisting of a roasted marshmallow and a layer of chocolate sandwiched between two pieces of graham cracker. Wikipedia

Key Lime S'more
Key Lime S’more

Key Lime Pie S’mores

Makes 6
6 whole graham crackers, broken into square halves
3/4 cup Key lime curd or pie filling
12 marshmallows

Spread the half of the graham crackers with a thick layer of lime curd (about 2 tablespoons apiece). Toast the marshmallows until they are slightly blackened on the outside and soft inside. Smear the marshmallows on the other half of the graham crackers. Sandwich and eat immediately.

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Salty Caramel Bacon

Graham cracker + chocolate with salted caramel + crisp bacon + marshmallow

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Fluffernutter

Chocolate graham + peanut butter + marshmallow

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Strawberry Banana

Graham cracker + sliced strawberries + sliced banana + marshmallow

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The Elvis

Graham cracker + peanut butter cup + banana + marshmallow + (bacon optional)

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Grasshopper

Chocolate graham cracker + mint chocolate + marshmallow

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Strawberry Nutella

Chocolate graham cracker + strawberry slice + Nutella + marshmallow

Campfire Ban, no problem, here is a recipe for cast iron pan s’more.

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1 cup chocolate chips
8 large marshmallows
graham crackers for dipping
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 450.
In a cast iron skillet, add the chocolate chips. Snip the large marshmallows in half and top the chocolate chips with them. (You could also use a scoop of mini marshmallows alternatively.)
Once the oven is up to temperature, add the skillet to the oven. Bake for 7-9 minutes, or until the marshmallows turn golden brown.
Serve with graham crackers for scooping.

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Adult s’more, make any of the above s’mores and them dip them in Baileys.

Other variations.

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Instead of graham crackers use:

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chocolate chip cookies

peanutbutter cookies

keebler chocolate cookies

digestive cracker

pretzel

Ritz Cracker

Oreo Cookie

11 responses to “S’mores, S’mores and more S’mores. Endless variations!”

  1. Girl Gone Expat Avatar
    Girl Gone Expat

    I had never heard about S’mores before we came to Canada, but we have definitely embraced this treat:)

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  2. So much to try! But maybe not while we’re in bear country….

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    1. Probably best to wait but you could always make the indoor ones. They look really good. My kids want me to make them now.

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  3. so many to choose from…..
    These S’more are unique.
    Great Post!

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    1. I agree, who knew there were so many. Show you that you can find research on any topic, lol

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  4. I never even thought about making different types of s’mores! Now I want to have a campfire!

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    1. I am with you, s’mores are one of our family favourites, only to be topped by spider dogs.

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      1. Wait, what’s a spider dog?

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  5. Put a hot dog on a stick but cut the top half of the dog into quarter stops. As it cooks each quarter will sizzle and curl outwards looking like spider legs. Soooo good.

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  6. This is an interesting treat indeed. If I am not wrong, there are cookies now sold as salty graham crackers sandwiched with chocolate layer! Scrumptious with the sweet and salty mix 😉

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    1. True but the event of making a s’more over an evening campfire is part of the fun. Plus food made on a campfire have no calories. Lol

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