The Origins Of Rice Krispie Treat Recipe

November 23rd, 2010 | Author: Brad

as pastries with sweet bean paste fillings called rice cakes by the Japanese. Another common dessert made of “sticky rice” is nian gao, generally known as Chinese New Year’s cake in the West.

However rice could also be puffed up, under high-pressure heat, and create one of the most popular rice-based snacks in our own part of the world, the Rice Krispie treat! Which has now grown to one of America’s most popular snacks.

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