Do you remember the Bacon Cheddar Bombs I made a while ago? When I’m at work, I like to keep a little sheet of paper beside my desk so I can write down recipe ideas whenever one pops up in my head. Like this one. I wanted to create a dessert “bomb” that was completely the opposite of a savory bomb. Why not stuff some Hershey’s chocolate, marshmallows, and graham cracker crumbs into a biscuit and bake/fry it?? Then, I took some Nutella and drizzled it all over the bombs and dusted them with powdered sugar.
Although, I have to admit these would be better fried instead of baked. I opted to bake them because it would be healthier and I didn’t have enough oil to fry them with. They’re like little donuts with a surprise inside of them. A Smore. I’m going to try this tomorrow with the fried kind, you can do either one and they would still be great. Ben really liked them.
S’more Bombs
- Yield: 16 1x
Ingredients
- 1 cup of self-rising flour
- 1 cup of plain greek yogurt
- 8 Hershey’s Dark Chocolate Minis (cut in half)
- 16 Mini Marshmallows
- 2 tablespoons of Powdered Sugar
- 1 tsp of milk
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- Mix the greek yogurt and self-rising flour together in a bowl until well combined. Cut the dough into 2 equal pieces and then cut one half of the dough into 8.
- Using your hands and flatten the dough or roll out the dough with a rolling pin.
- In the center of the dough, place 1 half of the Hershey square and 1 marshmallow. Fold the dough in so that it’s shaped like a ball and make sure it’s sealed shut.
- Bake the bomb in the oven for 10 minutes at 400 degrees or until the edges are golden brown.
- Combine powdered sugar and milk in a bowl and stir until well combined. If the glaze is still thick at a little milk at a time until it is nice and smooth. Drizzle over top of the S’more Bombs.
- Serving size: 1 bomb.
Notes
myWW points: Blue Points: 2; Green Points: 2; Purple Points: 2
These are the dark chocolates I used.
HERSHEY’S Chocolate Assorted Miniatures, 40oz
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 1 bomb
Jenna says
Two ingredient dough is tough to work with if you’ve never had it before because it is a sticky dough. I always stick mine in the fridge for a bit before handing it.
Regina says
My dough was too sticky. I ended up making them in a muffin tin. Even in the little paper cups they had to be eaten with a fork because they stuck to the sides. Is there something I can do to make it more doughy?
Jenna says
Yes, those are mini marshmallows. I have that listed in the ingredients list. That chocolate should be fine as well but the points might come out different. Thanks!
Sheena says
Could I use milk chocolate chips instead? And are the marshmallows minis? I don’t think I will be able to find the Hersey chocolate bars as easily as just throwing in maybe 4/5 chocolate chips. Thoughts?
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Jenna says
Eat them? Recipe fixed.
Barbara says
Color me confused. The recipe seems to make 16 bombs, right? 1/2 a mini-chocolate in each, as well as 1 mini marshmallow, right? Then what about the extra 8 marshmallows? Please clarify your instructions.
Jenna says
For this recipe, the dough acts as the graham cracker.
Theresa says
Where’s the graham cracker? I wonder if you could roll the bombs in crushed graham as soon as they come out of the oven?