You’ve seen them everywhere, they’re on tons of items that you probably purchase every time you go to Food Lion® and they help your school (or your child’s school) earn cash! What am I talking about? Box Tops for Education, of Course!
Box Tops for Education get turned into cash and then schools use that cash to buy items that they need for the school year!
I remember cutting out Box Tops for Education from my favorite cereals when I was in middle school and I know so many kids now that are always collecting Box Tops for Education for their schools!
Wow! Can you imagine what your school could do with $10,000?! That would be amazing!
We don’t have any little ones so I try to spread my Box Tops for Education out to the kids I know that collect them. I’ve got lots of items in my pantry right now that have Box Tops for Education on them and I bet you do as well!
You’re probably use to seeing Box Tops for Education on things like:
- Cheerios™ Cereal
- Green Giant™ Canned Vegetables
- Mott’s® Juice
- Betty Crocker™ Hamburger, Chicken & Tuna Helpers
- Mott’s® Fruit Flavored Snacks
- and Fiber One™ Bars and Brownies
But did you also know that Box Tops for Education are on “non-food” items like,
- Hefty® BlackOut® Tall Kitchen Drawstring Bags
- Hefty® Deluxe™ Plates and Platter
- Kleenex® Dinner Napkins
- and Hefty® Printed Cups
I always thought that Box Tops for Education were on food items only! I am so happy that I found them on other products that I buy as well!
What to learn more?
Click here to see How Box Tops Works
Want to become a Box Tops coordinator? Visit here to find out more!
Now speaking of food items with Box Tops for Educations printed on them, let’s talk about these treats!
Cinnamon Toast Crunch™ Cereal happens to be one of those items and lucky for you I used that Cinnamon Toast Crunch™ Cereal to make you a super sweet, winter wonderland treat!
Homemade cereal treats were one of my favorite school snacks when I was growing up! I loved to make them with my mom and they always brought a smile to my face when I opened my lunch box to find one of them wrapped up with a sticky note attached to it with a note from mom. 🙂
Back then the cereal treats were pretty much just made with rice cereal. However, I thought that I’d step out of that comfort zone and try something a little different.
The Cinnamon Toast Crunch™ Cereal mixed with the marshmallow gives these little treats the most amazing cinnamon sugar flavor!
Winter Break may be ending for a lot of y’all and I just know that these Winter Wonderland Cinnamon Toast Crunch™ Treats would make a great addition to those lunch boxes while you’re getting ready to head back to the classroom!
Don’t forget to clip that Box Top for Education for your school!
.
Winter Wonderland Cinnamon Toast Crunch™ TreatsBy: Angie Barrett – BigBearsWife.com
Makes about 18 large treats
10 tablespoons butter
2 bags of large marshmallows (about 80 marshmallows)
16 cups Cinnamon Toast Crunch™ Cereal
Blue Melting Chocolate
White Mint Melting Chocoalte
Snowflake Sprinkles
Sanding Sugar
Melt the butter in a large pot and add the marshmallows. Stir until they are all melted!
Add the Cinnamon Toast Crunch™ Cereal and stir to combine.
Press Cinnamon Toast Crunch™ Cereal into a buttered 9 x 13 pan. Press flat and let cool.
**TIP – Butter your hands when working with the cereal mixture to prevent it from sticking to your hands while working with it**
Let Cinnamon Toast Crunch™ Cereal treats sit for about 30 minutes.
Remove from pan and cut into squares.
Melt the blue and white chocolate according the package directions. Drizzle the Cinnamon Toast Crunch™ treats with the blue and white chocoalte. Sprinkle with sanding sugar and snowflake sprinkles.
Let Cinnamon Toast Crunch™ Cereal treats rest for about 30 minutes until the chocolate had hardened.
I’m so glad that you stuck around to hear about the Box Tops for Education and to grab the Winter Wonderland Cinnamon Toast Crunch™ Treat recipe! I’ve got a giveaway for you!
I’m giving away a $50.00 Gift Card to Food Lion!
Just enter below for a chance to win!
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Food Lion® via Burst Media. The opinions and text are mine.
var ts=document.getElementById(‘ti-pixel-tracker’); var ti=document.createElement(“img”); ti.style.display=”none”; ti.src=”https://tracking.tapinfluence.com/trk/u0hVg/vig5e/p.png?p=hSoeS” + String.fromCharCode(38) + “i=VtB6s” + String.fromCharCode(38) + “s=” + encodeURIComponent(document.referrer); ts.parentNode.replaceChild(ti,ts); new TAP.CogFrame(‘/v1/cogs/0c319edc-7bcc-11e4-8c92-22000afd2dc7/comments’).drop({“program_id”:”0c2c0eae-7bcc-11e4-8c92-22000afd2dc7″,”post_id”:”6879118a-7fb8-11e4-acdc-22000afd2dc7″,”host”:”api.tapinfluence.com”,”apiHost”:”api.tapinfluence.com”,”sort_order”:”desc”,”limit”:”20″,”offset”:”0″,”sort_by”:”created_at”,”protocol”:”https://”});
Leave a Comment