Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats

By Chris Scheuer | Updated on October 29, 2025
5 from 22 votes
Need an easy fall dessert that will wow everyone? These Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats take the humble rice cereal treat from ordinary to super extraordinary!

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Need an easy fall dessert that will wow everyone? These Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats take the humble rice cereal treat from ordinary to super extraordinary!

These Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats are an inspiration from my daughter-in-law, Lindsay. We were leaving Nick and Lindsay's home several weeks ago after having dinner together. We'd already enjoyed dessert, so when Nick went to the kitchen and came back with a little piece of what looked like a Rice Krispie treat, I wasn't super interested. "Just try this.", he said and popped the little morsel in my mouth... "Wow!" I said, "What is this and where have you been all my life?!"

Vertical photo of a stack of Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats on a white pedestal stand surrounded by fall mini pumpkins.

"Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats" was Nick's answer. I went home and googled it. Yikes! It turns out that I must be living under a rock. There were tons of recipes for this delightful, simple sweet treat. The New York Times has their rendition as does Epicurious, Smitten Kitchen, Pioneer Woman and a zillion other blogs and websites.

I thought that, perhaps, there might be a few of you who have also been living under that same rock and decided to come up with my own, fall-inspired version of this delicious old classic. So I've been playing around with the recipe for the last couple weeks and I think you're going to love the final results.

Extreme closeup vertical photo of a stack of Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats.

Microwave or stovetop?

Browning butter can be kind of messy as the butter splatters and spits a bit in the process. Not being a fan of a dirty stovetop, I thought using the microwave might be easier and create less mess than making these Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats in a pot. After several trials, my final vote is using a large pot on the stovetop, which eliminates the uncontained spattering.

I also discovered that browning butter in the microwave creates a very hot bowl, even if it's designated as "microwave-safe" and it's never fun to get burned in the process of making dessert. So grab yourself a big pot and let's get on with it!

Definitely not ordinary!

If you haven't tried brown butter, you're missing out on something wonderful. What is brown butter? Originally a French culinary technique (beurre noisette) it's a simple, but super magical technique that's used for both sweet and savory recipes. It involves melting and cooking butter until the water is cooked out and the milk solids turn brown.

The result is incredibly delicious, the butter takes on a beautiful, deep golden hue and a nutty, toasty, almost caramel-like aroma. Beurrre noisette (the French name for brown butter), is literally translated "hazelnut butter". Bon Appetit describes brown butter as having a "deep, nutty, miraculous flavor that has the capacity to transform foods into better versions of themselves."

And that's one reason why one bite of these Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats will make you say "Wow, what is this and where have you been all my life?!"

A few other touches that take these little bars up a notch are a spoonful of pumpkin pie spice and an extra handful of mini marshmallows that are added at the end to create little pockets of melty marshmallow throughout.

Extreme closeup horizontal photo of a Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treat on a white plate with pumpkins in the background.

Oh, and a sprinkle of flaky sea salt cuts the sweetness and adds a wonderful gourmet touch.

Vertical photo of Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats packaged for gift giving with a custom label and wrapped in blue and white checkered ribbon.

Perfect for gifting

Because Rice Krispie Treats are a universally popular sweet treat, this delicious, gourmet version makes a fun gift to give to family, friends, neighbors, hairdressers - anyone whose day you'd like to brighten. I've created a little gift tag that I'm happy to share with you. Just leave a comment below and we'll send you the PDF via email.

Make a batch today!

So, if you've always thought that Rice Krispie treats were for little kids, think again! A few extra little steps yields an incredibly delicious fall-inspired treat that kids of all ages go crazy over!

Vertical extreme closeup photo of a stack of Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats.

Café Tips for making these Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats

  • This recipe calls for rice cereal. The most well known rice cereal here in the U.S. is probably Rice Krispies, but there are also lots of generic brands which will be much less expensive and will work well.
  • If you don't generally eat rice cereal and don't want to have a large box of cereal get stale, this type of cereal freezes well so just stash the excess in the freezer for the next time you want to make these Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats. (Warning - it will probably be sooner than you think!)
  • I like to use mini marshmallows for this recipe however, the small marshmallows are not always available. Regular size marshmallow will work for this recipe but for the 4 ounces that are added at the end (to create the pockets of melty, marshmallow) you can cut the larger marshmallows into small pieces. To do this, simply spray a kitchen shears with cooking spray to eliminate stickiness. You may have to repeat this a few times. After the marshmallows are cut up, toss the pieces with 1 teaspoon of cornstarch to keep them from sticking to each other.
  • This recipe calls for pumpkin pie spice. Pumpkin pie spice is a blend of falls spices including cinnamon, ginger, allspice and sometimes cloves and nutmeg. I checked my local grocery the other day for pumpkin pie spice. They wanted $6.99 for a small jar. Yikes! You can make your own for pennies (check out one of the following sites) and use it for cookies, muffins, cakes, pies and all kinds of other fall baking.
  • I like to sprinkle these bars with a bit of flaky sea salt. I use Maldon Sea Salt. Maldon is a finishing salt, used by many chefs as a final (gourmet) touch for vegetables, entrees, desserts, etc. It's more expensive than regular salt, but it's worth it and it lasts a long time.
  • Use a large pot to make these brown butter Rice Krispie treats. This will eliminate a lot of mess on your stovetop from the spattering butter as it is cooking and being transformed to the lovely brown butter.
  • I like to make these treats in an 8x8-inch square pan for pretty and tall bars. You can also use a 9x9-inch pan though the bars will be a little shorter.

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Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats

Chris Scheuer
Need an easy fall dessert that will wow everyone? These Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats take the humble rice cereal treat from ordinary to super extraordinary!
5 from 22 votes
Prep Time 20 minutes
Cook Time 10 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes
Servings 16
Calories 167

Ingredients
 
 

  • ½ cup butter, (1 stick)
  • 16 ounces mini marshmallows, divided, (divided
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla
  • 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
  • cups crispy rice cereal
  • flaky sea salt, optional

Instructions
 

  1. Spray an 8x8 square pan with cooking spray (or lightly oil it). Line the pan with heavy duty foil (or regular foil that’s been doubled) so that two ends extend over the edges of the pan. Spray the foil with cooking spray. Set aside. Also spray a large pot or Dutch oven and a large spoon or spatula with cooking spray.
  2. Heat the butter in the prepared pot over medium heat. After the butter melts it will start to splutter a bit and a white foam will develop on the top. If it’s spluttering and splattering too much reduce the heat a bit. Continue cooking for 3-5 minutes until the butter turns a deeper yellow. Start stirring at this point until the butter turns a deep golden brown and has a nutty aroma.
  3. Turn down the heat to the lowest setting and add 12 ounces (about ¾) of the marshmallows to the butter. Stir (with the oiled spatula or spoon) until the marshmallows melt and the mixture is smooth. then add the vanilla and pumpkin pie spice and stir to combine.
  4. Add all of the rice cereal and stir until well combined. Then add the remaining 4 ounces of mini marshmallows and stir just until they’re beginning to melt (you want little pockets of marshmallow).
  5. Transfer the mixture to the prepared pan. With slightly wet fingers, press the mixture lightly into the pan. Don’t pack it in or the bars will be dense. Sprinkle the top lightly with flaky sea salt, if desired. Allow to cool and enjoy! You can store the treats in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 2 days.

Notes

See Café Tips above in the post for more detailed instructions and tips.

Nutrition

Calories: 167kcalCarbohydrates: 29gProtein: 1gFat: 6gSaturated Fat: 4gCholesterol: 15mgSodium: 74mgPotassium: 7mgFiber: 1gSugar: 16gVitamin A: 177IUCalcium: 3mgIron: 1mg
Course: Dessert, Snack bars
Cuisine: American

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267 Comments

  1. The grandlings and I are are going to try your lovely sounding version of these Treats. We love Rice Krispie treats of all kinds. I will mention that your metric conversion puts the 5 1/2 cups "crispy rice cereal" at 102.67 grams, which would be right at about 18 or 19 grams per cup. Kellogg's suggests their cereal is more like 30 grams per cup, and our experiments have given us anywhere from 24 to 28 grams per cup (depending on which grandling is measuring....). On the other hand, maybe it doesn't really make a whole lot of difference - I mean, crunchy-gooey marshmallows? Yes please! Thanks for the grand idea!

    1. Sorry to be slow to respond, John - we have been out of town. I hope you and your little band of sous chefs enjoyed this recipe. I will check out the weights of the Rice Krispies - that recipe plugin can mess up sometimes. I appreciate you letting me know 💕

  2. Wow! I will make these tomorrow. Perfect Fall treats for kids lunches. Please send labels.
    Where is my orange and green raffia for packaging them. Yeah!
    Susan

  3. Hi Chris,
    These look delicious. I’d like to have the labels please!
    I would like to send these as a gift through the mail. Would they hold up for 4 days?

  4. Greetings,
    My kids and I are going to make these for our homeschool friendsgiving dinner. I'd love to have the label to make them look nice. Where do you buy the sleeves?

    1. Hi Carmen, we'll be happy to send the labels. My daughter-in-law, Lindsay will send them to you. Regarding the sleeves, I just make them from parchment paper.

  5. I looove this idea for Rice Krispie treats! Making ASAP!

    Please share your label - it's the cutest!!

  6. I just made these and couldn't wait til they completely cooled . I doubled the recipe and split the pumpkin pie spice with Ceylon cinnamon. I also added 2.4 grams of decarboxylated cannabis oil with the brown butter.
    These came out super tasty and the melty marshmallow bits keep it very moist. 👍

  7. Hello, I am so looking forward to making this recipe, for ourselves and for gift giviing. I would love to havae the lables sent to me. They are so cute. Thank You

  8. I am finding all my gift giving treats in one place. This is my go-to site now! This is my dear brother-in-law favorite treat. Labels so I can look so professional!

  9. What a great recipe. I have some die hard rice krispie fans who will love these. Would it be possible to get the labels as well? They will make the perfect gift! Thank you!

  10. I’m making these for a Cub Scout fundraiser this weekend! The label would be super helpful! Can’t wait!

  11. This is a great idea for a Christmas gift as I'm trying to think ahead - would really appreciate trying the labels as well!
    P.S. Thank you for your inspirational ideas and hard work putting them together!

  12. Can hardly wait to make and taste your Brown Butter Pumpkin Rice Krispies Squares.
    Please send me the labels.
    Thanks Chris!
    Janet

  13. I'm going to make these tomorrow. I make them every year and share them with friends and family. They are so good and get rave reviews.
    Please send labels so I can make gift boxes with them. Thanks so much.

  14. Oh wow! A new twist on Rice Krispie Treats I can't wait! Please send the labels for gifting. I know my coworkers will love these. Thank you for sharing your time and talents!

  15. These Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats aren’t just for kids lol!
    The presentation as always is so cute.
    I’d love to have the labels please. I guess you are using parchment papers ?
    Thank you so much it’s a great new way to treat ourselves !

  16. Oh my goodness! I’ve had this recipe for two years and didn’t try it until today.
    I could not have imagined what a difference the brown butter and bit of pumpkin spice would make.

    They are soooo good.

    May I please have the labels to go with them? They will be a special treat for the neighbour children (and parents).

    Thanks as always.

  17. So delicious! Definitely 5 stars! Would love a set of the labels, please. I’m about to make a couple more batches to send to my college grandkids.
    Thank you, Chris!

  18. I’m looking forward to making these and sending them to my two college-aged children. Would you please send me your cute label?

  19. Hi Chris & Scott, I am looking forward to making these for our Canadian Thanksgiving, here in New Zealand. Would love your label PDF please. Thank you, we really enjoy your recipes.

  20. These are Ahhhh-mazing. My husband and I made this recipe in less than thirty minutes and boy howdy these were scrumptious. We give them five + stars. We will definitely be making these again and again. Thank you for sharing your recipe. I would love a copy of the free printable labels for gift giving.
    Thank you,
    Ruby & Charles

  21. Scott and Chris,
    Thank you so much for your wonderful recipes! I am excited to try your Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats. I know it will be loved by all my grandkids--and kids!
    Please send a set of labels and I'll start working on my first batch!
    Thanks!!

  22. Chris, I have made this recipe for rice crispy treats before and it is a huge hit with everyone. I would love the have some PDF labels for it. Thanks for sharing.

    JoAnne

  23. I'm so excited to make these for my college kids who will be home for Thanksgiving! I'd love to receive the PDF for the labels. Thank you, so miuch!

      1. Please send me your pdf for the browned butter pumpkin spice Rice Krispie squares for Thanksgiving
        Can't wait to try these

        Thank you

  24. Hi Chris, Can you please send the labels for the rice krispie treats? In the photo are they wrapped in brown parchment paper? These look delicious, and I know just who I want to give them to.

  25. These sound so fall and I love Rice Krispie treats! Please send the labels for the Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispies treats.
    Thank you

  26. I don't normally like pumpkin spice but this recipe is my favorite thing about fall. Please send the PDF for the labels so I can share this treat with my friends. Thank You.

  27. You always amaze me with your delicious, easy to make special treats. May I have the labels for the rice krispie treats?
    Thanks in advance!
    Lisa

  28. Awe- Pure Joy. An adult version of a childhood fav❣️Would absolutely love the gift tags | labels.
    Grateful ❣️ RM

  29. I love the recipes you post, they are sooo good and cannot wait to try this one. This is the perfect gift for a friend or coworker and would love to have some labels to download. I just got my packages of sticky labels from Amazon to use all the ones I’ve downloaded so far. Thank you for keeping the ideas fresh and the recipes most excellent!

  30. Can't wait to make this as gifts for my nieces and nephews. PLease send PDF for labels. They are so pretty

  31. Hi Chris, I am sooooo glad that I found your website. These pumpkin spiced rice krispie squares sound absolutely too yummy to be believed. I can't wait to try them. The labels would be a nice bonus andThankyou and keep up the great recipes, Colleen, Calgary, Canada

  32. These are incredible!! I just made them for the first time for a bake sale tomorrow, and I know I'll be making them again soon. I'd love to get the adorable labels - not for tomorrow, so no rush. =) Thank you!!

  33. Was browsing your recipes for a treat to make for a small get together this weekend. These gourmet rice krispie treats will be perfect. Please send the label and I will make extra to send home. Thank you!

  34. Dear Chris,

    What a fun recipe to share with my grandchildren! Please send the lovely labels pdf. It’s so nice to have everything done except the baking and wrapping!

  35. Thank you for sharing your recipes and the labels you design! Such a blessing! Please send me the label and thank you again.

  36. My daughter sent me this recipe and the rosemary shortbread recipe. They are both so easy and sooo delicious, I would like to make them for friends for the holidays. Would you kindly send the labels for both to my email... hellinpa@aol.com.
    Thank you and I am excited to try the rosemary bread next!
    Hellin

  37. I cannot wait to make these for my family. I am sure they will be a big hit! Thank you for sharing your wonderful recipes and beautiful photos of your food creations! I would also love to make these rice krispies as a gift to give friends as well. please send me the label.
    Thank You!
    Val

  38. I wanted to send a few baked goods to my kids since we can’t be together this year. I think these pumpkin spice treats will be perfect. I would love to use your labels.
    Thanks for all your yummy recipes.
    Shelly

  39. Great idea adding the pumpkin pie spice. I've been browning my butter for a long time now and I also toast my rice cereal in a large pot (or wok) till they're just a shade or two toastier than straight out of the box prior to making my rice treats & it makes a huge difference in flavor. Give the pre-toasting a try - I think you'll really like it!

  40. Wow! I ate way too many of these on Halloween night. You definitely took an old favorite and kicked it up a notch. The pumpkin spice was just right. I made again this morning to take to a Browns football party today.

    1. Thank you, for sharing your review, Tonya! I'm so happy you enjoyed them. I know what you mean about eating too many. They're quite addictive!

      1. My husband took them to an outdoor football party. I individually wrapped them to keep everyone safe. He said the word was going around the party, "Try the rice krispies, they're amazing!" He came home with an empty tray!

  41. Just made these to leave as surprise Halloween treats for my neighbors in my condo. These are delicious! Thank you Chris for sharing.

  42. Hi!!! Just found your amazing site. Double wow. Tried to leave a message this morning but it didn’t take wing and fly off. How could it be that with all my surfing for cooking inspiration that I totally missed you. So want to sign up for more good news from your generous invitation to receive your posts. Gonna make the krispie treat and will love to get your labels. Thanks ever so much. Take care——be well.

  43. I’m going to make these for my granddaughter’s birthday dessert. She’s turning 25 but loves anything pumpkin!
    The labels are such a nice touch, presentation is everything !

  44. I can’t wait to make this version of an old favorite! I would LOVE the beautiful labels pdf! You are kind for your willingness to share. Thanks so much

  45. What a great twist on a classic treat! The entire family loved and they were gobbled up so quickly. Appreciated the tips and how easy they were to make. Thank you for all of the delicious memories you bring to my family 🙂

    1. Thanks so much, Geraldine! I'm so happy you all enjoyed these treats! 💕 Thanks for your kind words too!

  46. These are a creative riff on an old favorite. Next time I may add a little salt to offset all the sweetness but these blow the original recipe outta the water!

    1. That's awesomme, Erma! If you like pumpkin and fall flavors, these are hard to resist! Thanks for sharing your results 💕

  47. Rice Krispie Squares have always been a favorite and I am looking forward to trying this recipe.
    I have tried many of your recipes over the last 5 years! In 2015 I went thru a breast cancer journey and spent alot of time in the hospital in quarentine as I had no immunity and i found your website during that time and haven’t stopped cooking and trying your recipes! They never disappoint ❤️

    1. Hi Valerie, thanks for sharing this really sweet comment. I'm so happy that you've enjoy our recipes and appreciate you taking the time to share this comment. I hope you're in good health now and remain that way 💕

  48. Planning these as one of the treats at each door in the house as the grands (ages 4 and 6) trick or treat in the family bubble this year.
    Please share the label.

    Thanks for your wonderful recipes and photos.

    Jan

  49. Yay! These look delicious! (& a great bible verse too!) I’d love the labels, please!
    Thanks for always posting such great recipes and info. Blessings!

  50. I plan to make these for our neighbors as a special Halloween treat. Please forward the PDF labels to make them extra-special for gift giving! Thanks so much. I read all your blogs and have tried many of your fabulous recipes!

  51. Chris, my family LOVED this recipe and I'm making more today! Thank you for all of your great recipes! I am wondering why I would spray a pan and then put foil in the pan. Should I be putting the foil in and then spraying the foil with oil so the marshmallows won't stick to the foil? I'm confused.

    1. Yay! I'm so happy you enjoyed them, Penny!
      Regarding your quesion, I'm glad you asked. It should have said to also spray the foil lightly with cooking spray. I like to spray the pan first, so if any of the goopy marshmallow mixture seeps under the foil, it won't stick. But the foil should also be sprayed for easy release of the treats. I have corrected the recipe, thanks to you!

      1. Oh, that makes sense now! Thank you for clarifying. Off I go to my kitchen - a second batch of pumpkin rice krispie treats on the way!

  52. Hi Chris, Thank you for this wonderfully quick, easy and tasty recipe. I brought the squares to my coffee group today (outside and socially distanced) - they were a hit, everyone wants the recipe! I’m definitely going to make more and would love to have the beautiful PDF that you have graciously offered to share with us. Thanks. I always look forward to your emails and recipes.... a bright spot in these days of Covid isolation.

    1. I'm so happy you all enjoyed these treats, Jacki! Just sent you the labels. Thanks for your kind words! 💕

  53. Chris!
    Can’t wait to make this yummy treat for my son! I so love your creative recipes. Works of art💗
    I’d so love the labels.
    Thank you!
    Terri Nunn

  54. Would love to have the PDF file as well. These look amazing! So enjoy your recipes! Ciao, Dee

    Your ex-colleague and nurse friend, Debbie and I recently made your Almond Croissants together recently. We’ll have to make these together.

  55. Chris please. I’m begging you. Stop. I made your pumpkin toffee cookies, which were amazing And today I made these. Omg, sooooo yummy. As someone else said, what a great spin on an old classic. But please, my waistline can’t take much more! 😉 Thank you...I think...!

    1. Haha, Rose, you made me laugh! Probably because I totally get it. But it's even a worse problem for me because I test the recipe 3-4 times before posting it. I'll say to Scott the 3rd or 4th time around (if I'm just working on the technique), "We CANNOT eat these! We KNOW they are good! They have to be given to family, friends, neighbors, etc!" 😂

  56. Thank you Chris for another great, “fun” recipe!! My husband and I both loved them, and they were so easy! A new spin on an old classic!
    Thanks for all of your wonderful recipes! You make cooking so much fun!
    Lynda

  57. I second that ditto on Jennie's comment! I'm so pleased I found you! I have a terrible 😁 habit of hoarding recipes and you've made it wonderfully worse lol! I can't wait to make these treats for my friends and the labels are so delightful! Please share them with me too! Thank you Chris, for a lovely place to enjoy in the midst of all the craziness in the world.

  58. The Easy French Apple Tart was great. I have already made the shopping list for these treats; most everything is in the pantry and I'm going to DIY the pumpkin pie spice since that's something I rarely use and don't want leftover. Thanks for all the fabulous easy recipes.

  59. My grandson and I will be making these today, along with our third batch of your granola! I’ve yet to be disappointed with any of your recipes, and I’ve made many. My favorite food site, to be sure!

    I would love the label PDF, when you have the time! Thanks!

  60. These are wonderful treats! I cannot begin to tell you how I look forward to your posts. The beauty of your photography, the lovely items you use to display the food, the delicious recipes that you share, and the inspirational messages you leave. This sets you apart from other talented chefs. I so look forward to your posts and am appreciative that you share Your talents and care about those who try to replicate your recipes.
    Can you share the pdf label please? I’m new at label making. Do you use Microsoft word to create ? Do you use Avery sticker labels for printing? Thank you for your time in assisting me.

    1. Ditto everything that Jennie said.! Your site brings me joy in so many ways —- the recipes, the photography, the spiritual inspiration .
      In regards to the labels, a tutorial would be really helpful for those of us that are technology challenged. Also, for those of us who only have a black and white printer, would you suggest that we have the labels printed at some place like Office Depot? Thanks in advance for your help.

      1. Thanks, Ruth! I love that you love our site 💕
        Regarding the labels, I tried to make it fairly clear in Jennie's comment below but if you have any other question, please feel free to email me. Yes, if you have a black and white printer, any office store could print them up for you. Just take your phone along with the email I sent you and they can send themself the PDF to print. If you want, they can probably print the labels up on a sheet with sticky labels although I'm not positive about that.
        Hope that helps. Let me know if it's not clear.

    2. Thanks so... Jennie! I truly appreciate your kind and encouraging words.
      Regarding your question, I use Avery to make my labels. It will come to you in the form of a PDF. Which means you can click on it and open it up. The PDF reader on your computer will open and then at the top of the screen you will have an option to PRINT (on my MAC, the printing option is under "FILE". I usually just print them up (on my home printer) and cut them out then use a glue stick to attach them to the jars or lids (for jelly) or packages. But you can definitely use the Avery stick labels.

  61. This recipe sounds so festive. Love brown butter and I love Maldons on everything! Can't wait to make some little surprises for friends.

    I would really like to have the PDF for the Pumpkin Spiced Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats label.
    Could I also request the label file for the Rosemary Shortbread?

    Thank you

  62. Hello, Chris!
    Thank you for such a fun variation on a tried and true recipe favorite!
    I would certainly enjoy having the labels you've created to aid in gifting the bars. Thank you for the generous offer!
    Warmly,
    LoriDee

  63. Oh this is going to be good! May I please have the PDF for the labels as well? I ‘ll be making these for Monday’s Breaking of the Fast. Please thank Lindsay as well!

  64. I clicked this recipe b/c its interesting for sure. But you off the cuff right away put down of you DIL's recipe brought to you by your son... speaks volumes. Maybe be kinder about I-law family on such a public forum. Yes I wear my heart openly

    1. Hi Marie, I think perhaps you misunderstood. Lindsay is the reason that I posted this recipe as she introduced me to this wonderful brown butter rendition of the old classic and I totally flipped over just one bite of her treat. Since this is a recipe website however, I do try to come up with original adaptations of recipes for my readers that they can't find on other websites.
      Kind Regards, Chris

  65. Hello Chris and Scott! I hope this note finds you both doing well and enjoying mountain life! I have made so many of the recipes and find everyone delicious! I would love a print of the Rice Krispies label.
    Thanks so much! 😊

    Anne

    1. Hi Anne, yes we love the mountains and this area of God's beautiful creation! I'm so happy you've enjoyed our recipes. Sending off the labels now!

  66. Chris, can’t wait to make this recipe too, pumpkin flavored. Yum. I do enjoy your recipes. Would love to have the PDF labels. Please and thank you

  67. My cousin Mary sent me this recipe but I have never been fond of Rice Krispie squares. Decided to read the recipe thoroughly and think it would be fun to try. A new family moved in next door and I thought it might be a nice treat to take over. Please send me the labels. I did make your Queen’s Jam which is delicious. Thanks

  68. Hi Chris. Love all of your recipes. What a difference the brown butter makes. Yummo. May ai have the pdf for the tag. Super cute by the way. Thank you in advance.

  69. Chris, I love so many of your recipes. I’ve tried your Starbucks copy pumpkin bread, Peruvian chicken bowls, many of your salads etc. Looking forward to trying this brown butter pumpkin spice rice krispy treats . Please send me the gift tag label when you get a chance. Thanks so much!!

  70. My mouth is watering and this solves my "What do I want to make for Thanksgiving dinner take home gift?" dilemma!
    Thank you for your inspiration.
    Please send me the PDF for the tags.

  71. So ridiculously good! I've been experimenting in the kitchen since I was 3 yrs old. My first solo meal was Thanksgiving when I was 7. I've always leaned more towards baking and desserts selling items all throughout middle and high school for extra money. February/December were very busy with my assorted shapes and flavors of rice krispies, such as my strawberries and cream heart and Hershey's kiss shaped bars. It has never crossed my mind to use browned butter and now I've become obsessed, thanks to you. I made the regular browned butter krispies, then made the pumpkin spiced ones as well. One of those with a cup of pumpkin spice latte was my 30 minutes in heaven. Thanks for sharing!! I would love to have a link to those labels as I make gift baskets every year for Christmas.

    1. You are a speedster, Coco! I love that you already made two batches. That sounds just like something I would do! I'll be happy to send you the labels! From one happy baker to another! 💕

  72. I would love your labels! Also, what do you use to wrap the bars with?
    Thanks you helping us share your great treats!
    Love everything you make! I am a better cook because of you 💕

    1. Hi Karen, I will be happy to send you the labels. I use parchment paper to wrap them. You can wrap them partially like in the pictures or wrap them completely like a little package, add the label and a pretty ribbon and you're good to go.

  73. I just love your website and have made dozens of your recipes....they never disappoint.
    I can’t wait to make these for my grand babies and friends for Fall treats and Thanksgiving next month ( here in Canada)
    I would love the PDF file for the stickers.
    Keep on creating cooking and baking, as will I. The photos are always a work of art as well.

  74. I made the French Apple Tart! Delicious!!!
    Also, please send me your cute labels for the Rice Krispies! I cannot wait to try them!
    Scott and you are a dynamic duo!
    Love all the recipes and Scott’s pics are candy for the eyes!
    Thanks so much!
    Gale Crudup

  75. Hi Scott & Chris, I just couldn't wait for this recipe to show on the site, but then to my amazement, there it was, as promised! It sounds like an interesting twist on the familiar R/C treats of old. Should be good as is everything that I have tried from this site. I was thinking about the grandkids but I'm sure grandpa and I will enjoy as well. I'll just close my eyes and think about how young I really am. Thanks again,
    L
    P.S. The labels would be nice
    Thanks again

  76. This will be my project for tomorrow to make with my grand daughter . The labels will be perfect for gift giving. Thank you!

  77. These are soooooooo delicious! I would love to have the labels. I also requested the labels for the rosemary short bread but never received them. Could you please include these as well? It would be nice if there were labels for every recipe!