The third episode of Trend Hunter’s Bake-Off challenge featured Vasiliki Marapas making Rice Krispie coal treats for naughty kids. The marshmallows made it very difficult for her to form the coal-like shapes but she pressed on, never taking her eyes of the goal of first place.
These delicious holiday coal-inspired goodies are perfect for pranking your troublesome, disobedient children. Pack a few in their stockings and you’ll be sure to give them an unpleasantly festive surprise on Christmas morning. They might start to cry, but once they realize the wonderful marshmallow Rice Krispie goodness the lumps are made of, they’ll feel much better while learning their lesson.
So if you’re as daring as Vasiliki, try out the Christmas coal recipe yourself and stay tuned for the next and final episode of Trend Hunter’s No-Bake Bake-Off.
No-Bake Dessert Challenges
The Third Contestant Made Rice Krispie Coal For Naughty Kids
Trend Themes
1. No-bake Desserts - Opportunity for companies to release new and creative no-bake dessert options for those who don't like to bake.
2. Holiday-themed Treats - Possibility for companies to introduce unique and fun holiday-themed treats to remain competitive during the holiday season.
3. Prank-inspired Gifts - Potential for companies to create prank-inspired gifts to add humor and fun to gift giving.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Food and beverage companies can capitalize on the trend of no-bake desserts and holiday-themed treats to release innovative products.
2. Gift Giving - Companies in the gift-giving industry can create products that are prank-inspired to add humor and fun to gift-giving.
3. Retail - Retail companies can carry a wide variety of delicious, no-bake desserts to meet the growing demand for convenience.