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S’mores in a Jar

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Ok, the calendar officially says September which means we are heading into fall very soon!  Hard to believe, right?  We’re still experiencing 80+ degree days but I know those crisp fall days are coming.   S’mores are one of those snacks that represent this transition from summer to fall so well.  Typically they are roasted over an open flame which happen often when you haul out the fire pit {firewood} to cope with the cooler evenings that mark the end of summer.  Sadly, I don’t have a place {yet} for a fire pit so I am stuck taking pity from neighbors finding other ways to get my s’mores in.  After playing around with s’mores pizza, I decided to give s’mores in a jar a try.
smores in a jar with label

S’mores in a jar are awesome because you can put them together ahead of time and just have them waiting around for a smores craving hits.  To make them easier to eat, I broke up my graham crackers with a spoon before adding them to the jar.
Graham Crackers in Bag_wmgraham crackers in jar_wm

I layered marshmallows, chocolate bar pieces and more graham cracker pieces in the jar and then sealed it up for a day or two.
layers of smores_wmSide View of Jar with Label_wm

When I was ready, I popped off the top and stuck my jar in the oven on 325 degrees for 5-10 minutes until my marshmallow was toasted and my chocolate all melty and delicious.  Of course, you could heat them in the microwave if you can’t bear to wait the 5-10 minutes.
melted smores in the jar_wm

You eat these s’mores with a spoon or fork which is awesome because you don’t get the messy hands that come from s’mores.  Let’s call these “civilized” s’mores, shall we? You can always dip your fingers directly into the marshmallow if you want “s’mores hands” though.  I won’t tell.
smores on a spoon_wm

I may need a bigger pantry so that I can keep a stock of these s’mores in a jar handy for fall and winter!

What is your favorite late summer/early fall treat?  Do you frequently make s’mores even without an open fire to toast your marshmallows?

You can find this post linked up to the list of parties found here.

Don’t want to eat your S’mores in a jar?  Try a S’mores pizza!

Smores Pizza

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  1. phyllis says

    such a clever idea and one that I will be sure to try, I do have some of those jars and love smores so I am a natural to give this a try, too clever…I have some house goules visiting, come on over and let me know what you think, would love to see your comments…Phyllis

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  5. Kelly says

    What an awesome idea – so much easier to eat. I bet the junior size baby food jars would work well for this. Thanks for sharing – Pinned!

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  11. Helene Cohen Bludman says

    What a great idea! I love s’mores but there is always such a mess. This way you can enjoy the s’mores and not worry about the clean up.

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