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#Cereal with marshmallow bits how to#

If you’d rather skip the work, you can purchase dehydrated marshmallows in bulk, but you’d want to repackage them for long-term storage. My son used to get this canister version for Christmas every year. Skip to the 11:54 mark if you want to jump straight to the powdering phrase.

Some of them may actually pillow up a little like these peppermint marshmallows do. They stay a little soft while they’re still warm.Īlso, understand that marshmallows don’t shrink the way other dehydrated foods do. If you find a little area that still looks raw, dry them more.īut first, before you test, allow them to come to room temperature before testing.

#Cereal with marshmallow bits how to#

► YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: How to Dry Cherries with a Dehydrator How do you know when dehydrated marshmallows are done?ĭehydrated marshmallows are done when they are completely crunchy and shatter when you bit them or crush them in your hands. Partly because it had been raining all day, and partly because I wanted them SUPER dry for doing the powdering.

I actually kept this latest batch in for over 24 hrs. The longer they stay on the trays, you can be assured they are fully dried. However, know that you just can’t ever dry them too long. *NOTE: for large shaped or highly colored marshmallows, dropping them temperature down to 125F/35C may help stop some of the puffing that happens with things like Peeps marshmallows or the fancier marshmallows (see below)

Large – generally take up to 10-24+ hours.

Timing is dependent on how large your marshmallows are, the humidity level of your home’s atmosphere, the strength of your dehydrator, and the position of the Earth to Venus (just kidding on that last one – not really, but really). READ MORE> Tips for Buying Your First Dehydrator 3. One Excalibur Dehydrator tray holds about half a bag of mini marshmallows easily, giving plenty of room to breathe. While there are many foods I am not so particular about separating ( such as greens as they begin to shrivel almost within the hour), I do make a little effort to separate marshmallows so that they don’t stick and dry inefficiently.īut marshmallows are playful and like to roll and move, so don’t fuss over placement. Lay marshmallows in a single layer, not touching This does mean that the larger shaped marshmallows won’t have their shape any longer, but it could save you hours in drying time. Not only have you created a handy pantry staple for cocoa down the road, they are a super-fun snack treat for kids! Think of that lucky cereal that you buy in the spring with all the shapes - but better because you don’t have to contend with the icky cereal – just the good bits of crunchy sweetness! There is virtually no prep work and little maintenance. You can dehydrate marshmallows!!! Really! Dehydrating marshmallows is one of the easiest projects for a beginning dehydrator recipe. And that’s an experiment you can do with your kids one day because it’s fun and they’ll want to do it over and over.

One option, of course, is to make your own DIY cocoa mix that’s really tasty, and to vacuum seal your marshmallows so that they stay fresher, longer. Who doesn’t love a big steaming mug of hot cocoa? Especially if it’s been made with cream or milk, and a huge mountain of marshmallows or whipped cream? If we’re going to do it, we’re going to do it up big, right? Calories be damned!īut how often have you been disappointed to go into your pantry and all you find are little envelopes of some cheap cocoa mix and a half bag of dried up, gummy, sticky marshmallows that are just sad? We have to fix that!