Biscoff Bourbon Rice Krispie Treats
Medically reviewed by Christiana George Updated Date: December 18, 2022


OK, so I’ve been playing around with Biscoff and Bourbon a little too much lately. However, I did come up with some good results. This week I made you some Biscoff Bourbon Rice Krispie Treats. ‘Cause you know sometimes, you just have to add a little booze to your Rice Krispies. You don’t always have to make sweets for the kids. My kids get enough sweets as it is. These crispy, crunchy treats that combine the sweetness of Biscoff with the oaky flavor of Bourbon and are topped of with a chocolate bourbon drizzle are for adults only.

Now, I am not the kind of person to drink bourbon straight up, but I do love it in my desserts. It enhances the other flavors. I think alcohol and sweets go well together.

These treats are just as easy to make as regular Rice Krispie treats. Just two extra ingredients. Mmmm, look at that. Don’t ya want a bite?

I couldn’t put a whole lot of bourbon in the marshmallow treats without them being too soft, so I added more bourbon to the chocolate drizzle. I just adapted the recipe for the chocolate whiskey sauce I used on my Triple Irish Krispie Pie. Both sauces are delicious. I kinda got lazy at this point and just used my measuring cup to pour on the chocolate sauce instead of using a piping bag. It still worked. I also sprinkled a bit of sea salt on top of the chocolate before it set. You don’t have to, but it does taste good.

You are going to love the flavors and textures in these Biscoff Bourbon Rice Krispie Treats. They are soft, but crunchy, sweet and salty, with a little bit of alcohol. They would be perfect to bring to your Father’s Day gathering. Just keep them away from the kids. They can eat the plain boring Rice Krispie Treats.
Biscoff Bourbon Rice Krispie Treats
by The Sweet Chick
Prep Time: 15-20 minutes
Cook Time: 5 minutes
Keywords: no bake stove top dessert snack bourbon whiskey biscoff marshmallows rice krispies Father’s Day bars rice krispie treats American
Ingredients (24 squares)
For the treats
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 4 cups mini marshmallows
- 1/2 cup Biscoff spread
- 1 tablespoon bourbon
- 6 cups Rice Krispies cereal (or generic brand)
For the topping
- 1/2 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1/4 cup heavy cream
- 2 teaspoons bourbon
Optional toppings
- sea salt
- sprinkles
Instructions
For the treats
In a large sauce pan, melt butter and marshmallows over low heat. Stir until completely melted.
Remove from heat and add Biscoff and bourbon. Stir until completely mixed.
Then add the Rice Krispie cereal. Mix until all is well incorporated.
Then pour the mixture into a greased 9 x 13 pan or a cookie sheet and spread it evenly with a piece of waxed paper.
Place in fridge to cool and set.
For the topping
Place the chocolate chips in a glass measuring cup with a spout. Set aside.
In a small sauce pan, bring cream to a boil over medium heat.
Pour cream over the chocolate and let it sit for about two minutes, then stir with a small spatula or fork until mixture becomes smooth and glossy.
Add bourbon and mix well.
Remove the cooled treats from the fridge and drizzle the sauce over the treats. I just poured it with the measuring cup, but you can use a fork or spoon.
I put the treats back in the fridge to set the chocolate before cutting them into squares.
Once they are cut, you don’t need to keep them in the fridge.
Optional toppings
If you want to add a little sea salt or sprinkles, do so before the chocolate sets.
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Pie Pops


I bought a new toy the other day. A pie pop maker. Because of course my mini donut maker, mini whoopie pie maker, and cake pop maker were not enough to fill up my pantry. I found the Bella Pie Pop maker on clearance at Target and couldn’t resist. I only went in to get some cute striped paper straws and came out with a hand cart full of stuff. I guess I should be happy it wasn’t a shopping cart full of stuff. Target just has too much cute stuff. They get me every time.

Come on, tell me this isn’t the cutest thing. I was going to get the Babycakes one, but this one has three different shapes. Perfect to make treats for holidays and parties.

I couldn’t wait to try it. I didn’t have any refrigerated ready made pie crust, but I had a box of pie crust mix my mother had given me. Then I pulled all the jams/jellies I had in the cabinet.

Here is my assistant cutting out the pie dough with the cutter included with the machine. Then I had to carefully place all the pieces in the machines, add the filling and the stick.

And then top it off with the other piece of dough. I will have to say it take a little more work than my other machine and you have to be quick to assemble everything and close the machine to let it bake.

However, in 5 minutes, you get these lovely mini pies on a stick. I dipped some in sugar and other I decorated with candy melt and sprinkles once they cooled. Overall, not a bad project. I will have to practice a bit more to get the hang of it. I also have to test different fillings. The guava jelly and raspberry preserves tended to leak out of some of the pies. The blueberry chutney worked better because is had chunks of fruit in it. There are recipes in the booklet that comes with the machine. I will have to give those a try.
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