These Salty and Sweet Ruffles Marshmallow Treats Recipe are the perfect combination of sweet and salty. They only take 3 ingredients and a few minutes to prepare! Such a fun twist on a classic dessert recipe.
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Salty and Sweet Ruffles Marshmallow Treats Recipe
I love when my parents come to visit. They live on the other side of the state so we do not get to see them as often as we would like.
This trip my Mom showed up with a pile of recipe ideas. I had forewarned her that I was looking forward to having her in the kitchen with me.
She came prepared! The first recipe she wanted to make was Salty and Sweet Ruffles Marshmallow Treats.
I have to admit I thought she had lost her mind. Don’t get me wrong I love marshmallow treats but making them with potato chips had never even crossed my mind.
She told me that she was sure the sweet and salty combination would be absolutely amazing. This from a woman who LOVES potato chips!
Who am I to tell my Mom no and that she is crazy…I might have thought it a few times but I tried to hold it back for the most part 🙂
I hate to admit it in writing but my Mom was right…yes Mom you can totally print that and show it to me every time I disagree with you 🙂
The combination of salty and sweet was well really good. I kept going back for another piece because the flavor was so not what I expected.
I am interested to try and make a few other adaptions of this recipe. Keep an eye out for future interesting marshmallow treats.
Have you made any fun marshmallow treats? I would love to hear about them! We made crunch berry marshmallow treats that were a lot of fun.
Ruffles Marshmallow Treats
Ingredients
Butter
Mini marshmallows
Ruffles Potato Chips
Equipment Needed
Rolling Pin – Perfect for crushing the Ruffles into smaller pieces
Wooden Spoon – Great for stirring
Medium to large pot for cooking with
Directions
This has to be the best part of this recipe! You have to crush the Ruffles so they are bite-size pieces. If you are stressed or need to let off some steam crushing Ruffles with a rolling pin is a lot of fun!
Great Marshmallow Desserts
Crockpot Chocolate Covered Marshmallows
Pumpkin Spice Rice Krispie Treats
Salted Caramel Rice Krispie Treats
Crunch Berry marshmallow treats
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Ruffles Marshmallow Treats
Ingredients
- 3 tbsp butter
- 4 1/2 cups mini marshmallows
- 6 cups crushed Ruffles
Instructions
- Crush the Ruffles so they are bite-size pieces.
- Melt butter in a large pot over medium heat, stir in marshmallows until melted
- Remove from heat and add in Ruffles, stir together
- Press into 9X9 greased pan
- Allow to cool, cut into pieces
Notes
Nutrition
Recipe originally shared April 2014, updated January 2020
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Connie says
Made these for a kids cookie exchange. The kids loved the uniqueness of the treats:)
Marni says
I can’t believe I came across this. In August I got together with friends that are all BIG fans of marshmallow anything. Bringing the infamous krispie treats is just traditional. There have been the variations of course. Mini chips, peanut butter chips, pastel colored marshmallows, M&M’s, nuts (salted and unsalted) toasted coconut and chocolate covered peanuts and raisins. So I decided to try pretzles. I made them just like you did with the chips, only I used a rolling pin on a bag of pretzles. They started out to be a joke , but turned out to be the first dessert to be eaten completely. So made them again for a family gathering and this time I used mini chips too. Who doesn’t love chocolate covered pretzels? They too were the first dessert to go and they were gone before dinner. When they found out what they were everyone wanted to taste them and they didn’t stop till they were gone. Sometimes I melt chocolate and just cover the top like a frosting, or dip half, or drizzle with caramel. Now I will bring your potato chip treats, because we are all chip lovers and they sound awesome. What’s not to love?
Marilyn says
These were good, but I had to add one more T of butter, and a total of 6 cups of marshmallows for 6 cups of Ruffles. Without adding the extra, there wasn’t enough marshmallow to mix with the chips. It was 90 degrees on the day I made these, so my husband put the pan in the sunroom while I melted more marshmallows. They turned out fine with the extra marshmallow.
Lori says
My husband loves kettle chips. Have you tried other types?
Michelle says
Ok I made these tonight and omg! Really good! The only thing I would do differently next time is adding chocolate chips or a chocolate drizzle. Yum!
Heather {Woods of Bell Trees} says
Hello, sweet and salty deliciousness! These look sooo amazing! I love chocolate ice cream with potato chips and now I must try this combo! Mmmmmmmmmm Speaking of unusual combinations, my son just discovered mayo and thinks mixing mayo and grape jelly together would be good….I will never concede to eating that! LOL
Tammilee says
oh my, i am not sure what to say about mayo and grape jelly. That is a combination I am not sure i could try.
Cathy says
Yumm! I love this salty sweet combo!!
Rory says
I made them with Cheetos before… Also a good salty sweet combo.
Tammilee says
oh my goodness, i never would have thought of trying cheetos. That sounds really interesting yet good
Laura says
Visiting from Saturday Night Fever! I love salty and sweet together and rice krispie treats. These look yummy! I co-host Sweet and Savoury Sunday and would for you to stop by and share these and other recipes with us. Happy Easter, have a great weekend!
Andrea says
I’m a big fan of sweet and salty and am definitely intrigued! I look forward to trying out your recipe soon!
Erlene says
Genius! Sweet and salty is something I’m always craving. Can’t wait to see my kids faces they see me making this. BTW- I couldn’t get an image to pin – just a smiley face.
Tammilee says
Thank you for letting me know. I am not sure why the pin button wasnt working I will see what i can figure out.
Summer Davis says
OMG SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP! Those look SOOOOOOO freaking good. I LOVE salty and sweet and Ruffles are my absolute favorite chip. I’m drooling so hard right now. need to run to the store and get some chips and marshmallows. NOM NOM NOM NOM!
Tammilee says
LOL! They are the perfect combination of sweet and salty.
Donna says
I love Ruffles and love sweet and salty! I’ll be giving these a try. Hey, I might even add some chocolate. 🙂
Tammilee says
Donna, Oh chocolate is a great addition. I had not thought of that…YUM!
Jennifer H says
What a great way to switch things up.
Tammilee says
It is a really good combination of salty and sweet. I hate to say my Mom was right but she totally was with this recipe 🙂