You’ll be Singing Campfire Songs While Eating This Incredible Dip!
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Growing up, I always wanted to have s’mores. Unfortunately, we lived in the city where campfires and homemade s’mores in your yard is not totally possible. Instead, I constantly melted marshmallows and drizzled them with chocolate syrup and had a graham cracker with it instead.
I always looked forward to traveling to the Keys where my uncle and aunt had a little fireplace where we could roast marshmallows and make s’mores on our own. It didn’t happen often, but when it did, I was so excited. I grew to love anything s’mores flavored…from Starbucks drinks to ice cream, I love s’mores drinks. In fact, I love EVERYTHING s’mores. I think there might even be a s’mores cereal on the market. I mean, what is not to love about ooey, gooey marshmallows sandwiched between chocolate and graham crackers?
Recipe and photo courtesy of All Created.
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Quick Tip: Use white or dark chocolate for a yummy alternative to this classic recipe.