Rocky Road Roll Ups
"My friends and I used to make these when we were in high school. These things are definitely sweet! If you are like me and are not crazy about marshmallow, you can sub peanut butter. Could be good for an after-school snack for older kids. Definitely something older kids can whip up themselves, as the only appliance is a microwave."
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- Ready In:
- 7mins
- Ingredients:
- 4
- Serves:
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4
ingredients
- 4 flour tortillas, soft taco size
- 1⁄2 cup marshmallow cream (Marshmallow Fluff)
- 1⁄4 cup chocolate chips
- 1⁄4 cup walnuts, chopped (sub your favorite nut if you don't care for walnuts)
directions
- Warm tortillas in microwave by covering them with a kitchen towel and heating on high one minute.
- Spread marshmallow fluff evenly over tortillas.
- Sprinkle chocolate chips and nuts evenly over each tortilla.
- Roll tortillas. Place on a microwave-safe plate. Place plate in microwave and microwave on high 30 seconds, or until marshmallow is warm and gooey.
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Reviews
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Mmmmm! sounds good and i can't wait to make it for my kids to enjoy it. Oh and i'm planning to make a whole lot for my sons birthday party. Thanks for the recipe!!! -
I have an 8 yr old cousin that visits quite a bit and we make these! We call them Chocolate Quesidillas, we use chocolate chips or syrup if we dont have chips, peanut butter, and just a touch of marshmallow cream (she is not too keen on marshmallows). She loves these, but we usually just make 1 with one tortilla, and we each get half. I definitely will try it with the nuts. -
These were ooey gooey and fun to make. The girls had such fun making their own and eating them. Thank you for this fun treat.
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I moved from Ohio to the West Coast about 4 years ago and I currently work as an assistant at an intellectual property law firm in Silicon Valley.
I love to cook and experiment in the kitchen. I'm not much of baker, though, since I hate to measure my ingredients. Like most everyone else these days, I am always on the lookout for low-calorie recipes. I recently married and I try to cook dinner for my husband and I at least 6 times a week, which he heartily supports.
When I'm not cooking or browsing through cookbooks from the library or second-hand store, I can usually be found knitting something, playing video games with DH, or just watching tv. I also love exploring the great outdoors, whether it be hiking, kayaking, biking, or just doing a little sightseeing around town. I am finishing up a paralegal certificate at the community college and am now considering preparation for law school. The crockpot recipes here definitely helped us stay fed while I was taking night classes!
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