
Wow, I've gotta tell you about my top pick for sweet treats - S'mores Marshmallow Crunch Truffles! These little wonders pack everything we adore about s'mores into bite-sized chocolate delights. Picture smooth layers of white and dark chocolate wrapped around fluffy marshmallows, then coated in crunchy graham bits. Whenever I whip these up, they vanish before I can even finish saying "yum"!
Delightful Chocolate Wonder
This is basically s'mores wearing their fancy clothes! You get all those familiar campfire tastes in a classy little bundle. No need for outdoor fires - just bring your chocolate passion and about half an hour to spare. I promise, after one batch, these will become your favorite sweet snack.
Stuff You'll Need
Here's what to grab at the store:
- Mini marshmallows (those little ones work best!)
- High-quality dark chocolate (it really does make a difference)
- Smooth white chocolate
- Graham crackers for crushing (or buy pre-made crumbs)
- Some coconut oil to help the chocolate melt smoothly
Putting It All Together
Here's how we'll make these treats:
- Line your baking sheet first - you don't want your truffles getting stuck!
- Next comes the best part - dunking marshmallows into melted dark chocolate.
- Pop them in the fridge, then coat them with white chocolate.
- Cover them in graham crumbs for that awesome crunch.
- Chill one more time and boom - you've got amazing truffles!
Smart Tricks
From making these tons of times, here's what I've figured out:
- Don't rush the chocolate layers - let each one harden completely.
- Splurge on nice chocolate, it'll taste way better in the end.
- Try adding a drop of peppermint extract for a cool winter flavor.
- Sprinkle on some edible glitter to make them look fancy!

Great for Any Occasion
These small treats work wonders at every get-together. They're classy enough for dinner with friends but also fun for watching movies at home. I love seeing people smile when they take that first bite - there's nothing like watching someone enjoy pure chocolate happiness!
Storage Tips
If you somehow don't eat them all right away (which hardly ever happens at my place!), store them in a sealed container in your fridge. They'll stay good for about a week, or you can freeze them for when you suddenly need chocolate. Just let them warm up a bit before eating.
Try Something New
Get fancy with your truffles:
- Play with different flavor extracts for unique tastes.
- Cover them in smashed nuts instead of graham bits.
- Use special marshmallows for extra flavor kick.
- Tuck a small graham piece inside for a surprise crunch.
Ways to Show Them Off
These little gems look great when you:
- Put them on a fancy plate with some fresh berries around them.
- Sprinkle a touch of powdered sugar on top for extra charm.
- Offer them with hot chocolate for an amazing combo.
- Wrap them up as a thoughtful homemade present.
Fast Facts
You can make them ahead of time! They're great for planning. Any chocolate you enjoy works fine. Switch graham crackers for gluten-free cookies if you need to. They freeze really well for future chocolate cravings.

Crowd Pleasers
These truffles always wow people. They hit that sweet spot between childhood memories and grown-up treats, bringing your favorite campfire snack into a small, irresistible package.
Kid-Friendly Project
Children love helping make these (though you might notice some marshmallows going missing!). They're great for family cooking days and make wonderful gifts from the heart. Put them in cute boxes and watch how happy people get!
Final Thoughts
Give these a shot - I bet they'll soon be your new favorite too! Feel free to change things up and put your own spin on them. Nothing beats sharing tasty treats with folks you care about.
Wonderful for Celebrations
These truffles really stand out during holiday times. I've made them with pink sprinkles for Valentine's Day, black and orange drizzles for Halloween, and crushed candy canes on top for Christmas. The basic steps stay the same, but small tweaks make them fit any special day.
Turn It Into Fun
Want a good time? Throw a truffle-making bash! Set out different toppings, various chocolate types, and let everyone build their own creations. I always enjoy seeing what wild flavors people come up with. Plus, everybody gets to take home their own batch of handcrafted goodies.

Frequently Asked Questions
- → Is there a gluten-free option?
- Absolutely! Just swap the graham crackers for gluten-free cookies.
- → What’s the trick for smooth chocolate?
- Go for good-quality chocolate and mix in a little coconut oil for that glossy finish.
- → What’s the best way to store them?
- Keep them in a sealed container in the fridge, but allow them to warm up a bit before serving.
- → Can I mix up the flavors?
- Sure! Add something like coconut or peppermint extract to the melted chocolate for a twist.
- → Why is chilling between layers important?
- It keeps the chocolate layers from blending together by setting each one completely.