S’mores - also known as summertime’s favorite dessert - are delicious and oh so satisfying. S’mores are also foolproof to make and versatile. Have you ever substituted a Reese’s cup for chocolate or shortbread cookies for graham crackers? For even more variations on this summertime classic, check out our list of tasty s’mores recipes to try this summer:
Who doesn’t love a good summer dip? Dips are great for sharing with large crowds or summer parties. It’s the perfect addition to any potluck, but it can also jazz up any movie night on the couch. This S’mores dip looks beautiful and tastes just as delicious. Make sure to grab a bite before it’s gone, and, trust us, it’ll be gone quickly!
To get a little more outside the box, try this recipe for Lemon Pie S’mores. This summery concoction will taste exactly like a lemon meringue pie. And it’s a perfect alternative for those few who don’t like chocolate (the very few of you), but who want to get in on some S’mores action. This idea includes a recipe for lemon curd, which you can include in many recipes throughout the week!
This fruity twist on a classic summer treat looks like a gourmet confection. With the addition of vanilla, cardamom, blueberries, strawberries, and raspberries, this recipe will blow your campground dessert standard out of the water! Try this recipe when you have some fancy friends to impress or an occasion to celebrate.
Want a more mobile way of eating s’mores? Try this simple recipe for S’mores Snack Mix. This recipe combines the classic sweetness of the s’mores combo with the saltiness of pretzels. Pack a bag of it in your child’s lunch bag to celebrate the last few days of school. Include a jar of it in your Father’s Day gift. This treat is easily transportable, but be careful - you are going to want to carry this around with you all summer!
This recipe hits the trifecta of a mind-blowingly delicious dessert. It can easily be made at home or out at the campground. Roast your marshmallow with a Firebuggz Crank-Eez. This colorful and easy-to-use campfire roaster is the perfect tool to help you create the Oreo Peanut Butter S’more. Likewise, the Firebuggz Fire Fishing Pole is a fun and exciting way for your little one or favorite fisherman to roast a marshmallow or hot dog.
For more ideas on s’mores recipes, check out these simple fixes.
- For the adults of a camping group, roast a Bailey’s dipped marshmallow for an extra warm and tasty treat.
- Not only can you incorporate s’mores into new desserts, you can combine it with some simple ingredients to create a s’mores milkshake.
- Use a banana or waffle cone as a new vessel for your s’mores concoction. Just wrap it in foil, and place it on a cooking rack over your campfire.
- Limit the messiness of s’mores by making s’mores in a bag. Start with a mini bag of teddy grahams, add some roasted marshmallows (depending on size) and toss in some melted chocolate chips or fun-sized bars.
These versatile recipes—ranging in taste from delicious to tantalizing—are so satisfying that you are sure to find an occasion to try each one.
