Candy Sushi

The kids will go crazy for this Candy Sushi! Made with rice crispy treats, Swedish fish candy and fruit roll ups. This dessert sushi recipe is easy to make, portable and great for parties.

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Easy Kid Party Food

I made these fun Candy Sushi treats for my daughter’s school birthday dessert. My daughter is quite a character . . . she loves sushi and doesn’t like cake! So this was the perfect birthday treat for her.

But, all the kids in her class went CRAZY over these little dessert sushi! So much so that the teacher requested more for a special school activity.

Basically, these are perfect for anyone who loves sushi. Or if you are looking for an easy unique treat, these are it.

It’s as simple as making Rice Krispies Treats and forming them to look like Nigiri Sushi rice. Then top with a Swedish Fish candy and a strip of Fruit By The Foot.

My secret to the ultimate soft, gooey crispy treats are Jet-Puffed Jumbo Mallows. GO JUMBO!!!

Ingredients Needed Candy Rice Crispy Sushi (screenshot for grocery list)

• Jumbo Marshmallows
• Butter
• Crispy Rice Cereal
• Swedish Fish Candies
• Fruit by the Foot

How To Make Candy Sushi

1. Prepare large jellyroll pan by lining with wax paper and generously buttering or spraying with nonstick.
2. In extra large bowl; combine marshmallows and butter. Microwave 2-2 ½ minutes or until marshmallows have puffed up and almost doubled in size.
3. Immediately stir in crispy rice cereal.
4. Transfer mixture to prepared pan and using hands or the bottom of a cup, press evenly into pan.
5. Refrigerate until cooled. Once crispy treats are firm, carefully remove wax paper and transfer treats to cutting board.
6. Cut treats into small rectangles (approx 3-4″ in length). Form into nigiri sushi shape with hands. This should yield 30+ crispy treats.
7. Top each crispy treat with a Swedish fish candy. Trim Fruit by the Foot into strips long enough to wrap around each piece of candy sushi. Wrap around crispy treats and fish candies.

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Candy Sushi

Yield: 30

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Total Time: 15 minutes

The kids will go crazy for this Candy Sushi! Made with rice crispy treats, Swedish fish candy and fruit roll ups. This dessert sushi recipe is easy to make, portable and great for parties.

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Ingredients

• 24 oz Bag Jumbo Marshmallows
• 1 Tablespoon Butter
• 8 Cups Crispy Rice Cereal
• 30 + Swedish Fish Candies
• 2 Boxes Fruit by the Foot

Instructions

1. Prepare large rimmed baking sheet pan by lining with wax paper and generously buttering or spraying with nonstick.
2. In extra large bowl; combine marshmallows and butter. Microwave 2-2 ½ minutes or until marshmallows have puffed up and almost doubled in size.
3. Immediately stir in crispy rice cereal.
4. Transfer mixture to prepared pan and using hands or the bottom of a cup, press evenly into pan.
5. Refrigerate until cooled. Once crispy treats are firm, carefully remove wax paper and transfer treats to cutting board.
6. Cut treats into small rectangles (approx 3-4" in length). Form into nigiri sushi shape with hands. This should yield 30+ crispy treats.
7. Top each crispy treat with a Swedish fish candy. Trim Fruit by the Foot into strips long enough to wrap around each piece of candy sushi. Wrap around crispy treats and fish candies.
8. Serve.

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Nutrition Information

Yield 30 Serving Size 1
Amount Per Serving Calories 117Total Fat 1gSaturated Fat 0gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 0gCholesterol 1mgSodium 65mgCarbohydrates 28gFiber 0gSugar 16gProtein 1g

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