In case you were starting to worry the Internet held no more surprises, we present Cereal Marshmallows, the website that sells — you guessed it — cereal marshmallows in bulk. Finally, a way to live out our childhood fantasies of eating bowls of all-marshmallow Lucky Charms!
CHOW was so intrigued by the site, they had to call up the company's owner, Nathan Wratislaw, with a few questions. Wratislaw says the business was born out of the frustration that comes when you reach the bottom of the cereal box and all the marshmallows are gone. He tells the story of one customer who sent a shipment to his brother with a note: "Here's all the marshmallows I owe you."
Though our years of eating Lucky Charms are over, we can see using these for a fun and very sugary dessert, wherever you might use mini marshmallows. But mostly, giant bags of cereal marshmallows just make us smile.
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What would you do with a big bag of cereal marshmallows?
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When I was in college, the farmer's market in the town had a bulk foods vendor. And one of the things I stumbled upon was a 1 lb bag of Lucky Charms marshmallows. And, given that I was 19, it seemed like the most logical thing in the world to buy it and eat them.
This wasn't actually a good idea.
Oh my gosh! My dream come true.
This put a smile on my face. I absolutely LOVED those cereals growing up so good memories.
... This is the best thing I have ever encountered.
5 year old me is freaking out seeing this. I remember hearing a rumor you could buy them online years ago. Now...aside from maybe double strength lucky charms or marshmallowizing your favorite cereal, I think I'd have a hard time justifying them! What a shame.
This website looks soooooo suspicious.
Um, my years of eating Lucky Charms aren't over!
Omg. I'm buying these and putting them in my old-lady bran cereal!
i can't wait to add this to my bowl of quinoa...
I bought these through a co-op last year! They are pretty awesome. We bought 10 bags and vacuumed sealed and stashed in the freezer for baked goodies, hot cocoa, yogurt, pancakes, Krispy treats.
I want these to put on a bowl of ice cream!
lol @Supergaijin
my favorite homemade ice cream place not only makes cereal flavored ice creams, but offers these cereal marshmallows as an alternative to sprinkles or nuts on their hot fudge sundaes. SO amazing.
The amish grocery store near where I go to college sells these in bulk as well. When I used to go there with my family as a little kid, that was about the only thing we'd really want from there.
Well, aside from the 5-pound bags of gummies.
Funny thing is, they have a typo in their on-page order form (even though the page title, "Cereal Marshmallows" is spelled correctly).
Bags of Cereal "mashmallows", anyone?
you guys just go and get French Macarons from Trader Joes. They're just BIG cereal marshmellows!
EDIT: not the french ones
The first thing I did when I realized bags of these marshmallows existed was to buy one and eat a bowl of nothing but marshmallows in milk. It's something I'd dreamed of as a kid!
It was awful.
Turns out lucky charms actually needs the brown bits to be actually edible. Who knew?
My life's mission is complete.
Mmm, gelatin!
Two weeks ago, I bought a box of Lucky Charms and ate the marshmallows out of it. I made sure this happened before my husband got home. :)
These would be awesome mixed with a bland cereal. I always hated the cereal pieces from Lucky Charms; always so gross and too sweet. Part of my really wants these to mix with Cheerios.
@ julielizabeth - that place sounds like heaven
I have no interest in mashmallows but that website is hilarious. Change nothing! We need more people unafraid to sell muscle cars, vitamins, cleanses, and cereal marshmallows on the same website. Seriously reminds me of my favorite cousin.
@EmilyLentini: lol!! awesome. =)
how do they get the marshmallows? do they make the marshmallows themselves or do they buy them from the makers of lucky charms? And if the latter why aren't these available in grocery stores?
I curious on how to make these type of marshmallows.
There's just something a 'bout these solid, dried, meltaway confections.
lol, my kid would love this! :) very fun post!
I would display them.
Wow, I haven't had Lucky Charms since I developed my wheat allergy. I want these. Don't tell me if the marshmallows have wheat in them. *Fingers in ears* Lalalalalalala!
We have a bulk food store just down the road from us and they have the marshmallows. I LOVE THEM!! I add them to a trail mix instead on m&ms or chocolate chips. (They dont melt) My son needs to eat a high fiber diet so often eats bran flaks or oat meal with extra fiber (not fun cereals) we toss a few marshmallows in and he loves it. As a mom I know he is getting the fiber he needs and the fun memories of eating a fun childhood cereal. I see it as I would rather have him toss a few marshmallows on instead of a spoon full of sugar or two.
Do these have any nutritional value, i.e. egg white protein perhaps?
Marshmallows in cereal. fabric softener on cloths. What other strange and possibly wonderful cultural weirdness will I find tomorrow?
Well thank you for the interesting posts, must go sleep in my unscented, line-dried sheets so I can wake up and have vegemite..
I would eat them by the handful.
Ha - this is funny. This guy also sells great used classic cars. I checked out a Volvo from his site awhile ago. Good for you One Owner Classic Car Guy! You made it to AT! He mentions his marshmallows while he's video taping his car ads.....:)
Ha. I remember my mom putting a bowl of marshmallow-less Lucky Charms on the counter (to force me to eat later) after I had picked out all the marshmallows. Now I like the cereal pieces, too. These food manufacturers really do know how to light up the brain.
lol, the guy that owns the site also sells cars on ebay