S'mores are a very American/Canadian thing.
When we go camping over here we tend to just toast marshmallows on sticks and eat them right away.
Luckily for me, my siblings & friends, my dad knows better.
He coached rugby in Canada when he was young, so he knows all the best wilderness tricks... including squidging that hot marshmallow up with some chocolate in between 'Graham Crackers' (digestive biscuits for us).
We camped every summer. In the day we'd hike, swim, fish & play with the dogs. When night fell mum would cook up the catch of the day & we'd eat around the fire.
Plates would get washed up in the stream & finally we'd all snuggle down for s'mores & stories. I'd let one of the dogs squeeze into my sleeping bag with me and mum & dad would pretend not to notice.
They're some of my favourite memories.
If I'm ever down or a bit homesick there's one thing that'll always send me right back to those summers.
S'mores.
On this occasion I didn't have any biscuits, but I did have Oreos left over from a batch of Slutty Brownies.
Long story short, S'moreos were born.
If you can't get to a fire, pop one half of your Oreo on a paper towel, top with chocolate, then your marshmallow. Microwave for about 15 seconds, pop the other side of your Oreo on top & squidge (technical term).
Summer serving suggestion: Serve beneath the stars.
Winter serving suggestion: Consume within a fort made from sofa pillows.
When we go camping over here we tend to just toast marshmallows on sticks and eat them right away.
Luckily for me, my siblings & friends, my dad knows better.
He coached rugby in Canada when he was young, so he knows all the best wilderness tricks... including squidging that hot marshmallow up with some chocolate in between 'Graham Crackers' (digestive biscuits for us).
We camped every summer. In the day we'd hike, swim, fish & play with the dogs. When night fell mum would cook up the catch of the day & we'd eat around the fire.
Plates would get washed up in the stream & finally we'd all snuggle down for s'mores & stories. I'd let one of the dogs squeeze into my sleeping bag with me and mum & dad would pretend not to notice.
They're some of my favourite memories.
If I'm ever down or a bit homesick there's one thing that'll always send me right back to those summers.
S'mores.
On this occasion I didn't have any biscuits, but I did have Oreos left over from a batch of Slutty Brownies.
Long story short, S'moreos were born.
If you can't get to a fire, pop one half of your Oreo on a paper towel, top with chocolate, then your marshmallow. Microwave for about 15 seconds, pop the other side of your Oreo on top & squidge (technical term).
Summer serving suggestion: Serve beneath the stars.
Winter serving suggestion: Consume within a fort made from sofa pillows.











thats such a great idea! 2 of my favorite things together! it looks so yummy, i'll definitely try them soon!
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ReplyDeleteIt's not a s'more, it's a s'moreo
DeleteWould be perfect if you used Galaxy instead, superior to Dairy Milk ;)
ReplyDeleteSounds like the perfect pick me up I need right now Rose, they look delicious! I used to go camping with my family years ago when my dad was alive, and he loved campfires - I'm sure he would have approved!
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I can just imagine the sick feeling after eating too many of these! Toasting marshmallows is one of my favourite things to do.
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These sound like they'd be incredibly sweet... and incredibly yummy!
ReplyDeleteThese look super yummy great pictures :)
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Those look delicious! Next time you have graham crackers, try putting a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup instead of the chocolate!
ReplyDeleteOMG...reminds me of my early childhood in the US! Thanks Rose! xx
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I'm from the U.S. and this is possibly the best twist on one of my favorite treats. Every fall and summer, we have s'mores about every night with friends! This is perfect for the up and coming summer nights. Thanks!
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They look absolutely fabulous!
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ReplyDeleteOreo should hire you as an official representative... seriously.
ReplyDeleteThese look out of this world! Thank you for sharing them with us, Rosie!
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Oh. my. oreo. god.
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
Although, I cant eat them.. please do some wheat free recipes! :)
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This looks divine, I've never had a smore! I used to go camping all the time in our wood!
ReplyDeleteHere's my recipe, nearly as indulgent but better for you than you may think,no chocolate and no butter! http://beautyandacookbook.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/it-was-my-little-sisters-16th-birthday.html xxx
Mmmmmmmmm yummy. Another take - digestive biscuits with jam and marshmallow and you have your very own wagon wheel! Nom nom x
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yummy great idea! Looks tasty!
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Wow they look so yummy! Wished we had more calorific sweetness type foods in the UK!
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Oh these look so good. We used to have these with Cadbury Chocolate Animals (when they were larger) and the marshmallow would sit between the chocolate sides. That brings back some memories. :)
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You have officially taken s'mores to a whole new level!!
ReplyDeleteI've introduced S'mores to the Italians and we had to use digestive biscuits here as well (IMO graham crackers are way better for this sort of thing), but Oreos sound SO much better than both!! When my boyfriend comes with me to visit my family in the States he always excitedly grabs the JUMBO bag of marshmallows. They're like magic to him or something.
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S'moreos look like a little slice of heaven!
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These look soooo good....
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Ooooh Rose... Please can you write a book!
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These look gloriously dirty!!
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Oh lord. Nothing more to say.
ReplyDeleteyuuuummm. Can't wait to try. I have your recipes permanently bookmarked. delish!
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ReplyDeleteFire-roasted venison burgers, hot toddys & rooftop campfire s'mores... mmmm....
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Hold the phone- these are genius! Have you ever tried Lindt Dark with Sea Salt? If not, you must...I'm thinking those would be even better than Dairy Milk in these :)!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds lovely! They look delicious, I used to go camping when I was a child and we had a banana and some chocolate wrapped in foil, yummy!
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Baked Camembert on Friday and Smoreos on Tuesday... Rosie, you're killing me!!!!
ReplyDeleteI live in the States now and the only problem I have with s'mores is that they use Hersheys chocolate to make them. Not good enough! I'm with you, I'm going to rebel and use Cadbury's instead. The next step will be to introduce Oreos instead of graham crackers. Baby steps... these Americans do like their traditions :)
ReplyDeleteHnnnngggg (that's the technical term). I need these in my life riiiiiiight about now.
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I love s'mores in the summer time. Try putting a sneaky little slather or peanut butter under the chocolate, it's really wonderful.
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I'm Canadian and I attest to our love for s'mores! I love the idea of Oreos! I'll have to try it this summer! You can also test with other chocolates like Reese's (chocolate covered peanut butter cups) or Bounty (chocolate covered coconut)
ReplyDeleteYou can also buy little kits to make s'mores at home, for those of us that live in places where the winters is way too cold to even stand outside for 3 minutes (it was about -30 all week last week....)
...damn...now I want s'mores.... is summer here already?!
Ah!! Genius. I do believe I may need to roast a 'mallow on a fork over the gas range in the kitchen and give this a try.
ReplyDeleteLooks great! you are posting so many delicious things you are ruining my 80-20 ratios :)
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ReplyDeleteI was wondering if I could ask some advice. I am 16 and in love. It is something nerve racking, fun and slightly scaring...the only thing is that is is most definiately unrequited. He is a lot older than me...I mean a lot. Too much for a teen like me, I can't stop thinking about him.
He is a real man compared to the immature boys at my school. Do you think it is stupid to think someday it could happen??
Thanks x
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DeleteHarsh anon. It's not stupid- it's a natural part of a crush. You're very young and (although you might not think it now) there will be LOTS of other guys coming along.
DeleteTry to focus on other stuff in your life (friends, school, hobbies) and keep busy. Eventually you'll find yourself thinking about him less... If he's much older (you say you're only 16) chances are the age gap will be too big at this age. Consider this, would your parents approve? If one of my twenty something male friends went out with a 16 year old I'd be asking him serious questions. In a few years the age gap might not be so big but for now, if it's more than 5 years, I'd def try to forget him.
PS: I know how you feel. When I was your age I had an unrequited crush on a guy for two years. And I can honestly say I haven't thought about him since I left school.
We love camping and the outdoors so much that we had a "campout wedding" (in October). The actual wedding was held under a tent in a huge yard, but afterwards all our friends camped out in a back field complete with a bonfire, s'mores, (and moonshine shh!) We're seriously STILL trying to make our way through all the s'more supplies we bought. If you're ever in Pennsylvania...<3
ReplyDeleteYou should try this recipe with dairy milk oreo chocolate. http://www.cadbury.co.uk/products/Dairy-Milk-with-Oreo-2693?p=2693. It's THE best thing since sliced bread!
ReplyDeleteAs an American living in London, I can attest that Cadbury is superior to Hersheys and even digestives are pretty on par with graham crackers, but there's something different about the marshmallows here. When you try to roast them, the UK ones get melty and drippy instead of big and puffy. It sort of killed my s'mores buzz. I highly recommend Jet-Puffed marshmallows for the smooshiest s'mores. http://www.americansweets.co.uk/american-kraft-jet-puffed-large-marshmallows-10oz-bag-530-p.asp
ReplyDeleteI've never tried Oreos though, but now I know what I'm having for dinner tonight.
THIS, I came here to say this about the marshmallows! Yes! Rose, you have to pick up a bag of american marshmallows next time you're in NYC. I lived in Australia for 3 years and marshmallows were one of the things I missed the most!
DeleteI would totally have to use Double Stuf Oreos (Oreos is seriously skimping on the cream filling in their regular Oreos these days) and dark chocolate. Go big or go home baby.
ReplyDeleteAs a American and a s'more expert I need to weigh in on this. I fully support digestives in place of graham crackers. I think the hearty nubby texture would be a lovely addition. I love Oreos but with s'mores it is just too much sweet on sweet. There is no contrast. I would also want a different chocolate. I love dairy milk but again so sweet . I am also a professionally trained pastry chef if that gives me anymore authority!
ReplyDeleteArgh! I have a massive craving for biscuits now! :D Have to try other variations on this...hmm...anyone have any ideas to start me off?!
ReplyDeleteHi Rosie,
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I just begin my blog and i follow you every day.
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This seems delicious!
ReplyDeleteI have to try that!
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This has just sent me straight to heaven .. and to Waitrose to get me some oreos! .. I wonder how the marshmallows would take to being melted over a gas hob .. I'm just going to man up and take the risk of smoreos with a hint of gas! I don't think the landlord would take too kindly to a camp fire in the middle of the living room! ..
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ReplyDeleteSuch a good idea!!!!!
DeleteI do love the idea of s'mores, and s'moreos even more. But I just wouldn't know how to eat it without getting it all over my face :D
ReplyDeleteWhoa!!! These sounds amazing and so decadent! What a treat.
ReplyDeletehaha this is perfect!! I love Smore's -- but I've never made Smoreo's.. I'm missing out -- we add peanut butter to one side of the graham cracker or even somethimes add a resees cup!! haha I feel like PB makes everything that much better. Love this though!!
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious! What a good idea to use oreos. I wonder if you could turn these little treats into baked cookies. Yum
ReplyDeleteThese look absolutely amazing, better than normal smores x
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ReplyDeleteThese look delicious mmm could definitely devour one of these on a 20% naughty foods snack! I am currently in the process of becoming healthier; I have always been reasonably small framed like you but am much happier when eating healthy and working out as I feel so much more confident and happy. Your blog and antidiet has been so helpful for me and I am so grateful; I feel like I can relate to you which is so odd as I don't even know you! Recently out of an unhappy relationship and focussing on me - your blog is fantastic, your writing style is great and the recipes too and can't thank you enough for the anti-diet. I know on instagram you posted that you were hoping to work on your abs since Christmas... are you going to be posting on your progress? Would be so grateful for some motivation, antidiet recipes and all.
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Rose, as someone who loves melted marshmallows and chocolate, but hates Graham Crackers, I will love you forever for this idea.
ReplyDeleteAs a camping American, I have another suggestion. We haven't bought graham crackers for our s'mores in years. Instead, we buy some sort of fudge dripped cookies. Like the Keebler fudge shop ones. It is equally delicious and you might not need to buy chocolate separate after.
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Sounds lovely, def. gonna try these :)
ReplyDeleteRosie, I swear you're going to kill me. My arteries are weeping just looking at this. Never mind,you only live once!!!
ReplyDeleteGood idea! Whenever I eat S'mores I toast the marshmallows til they are barely recognizable, just the way I like them :)
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect for tonights naughty film marathon! :) Off to buy the marshmallows now ;) x
ReplyDeleteI love a s'more, we used to celebrate national s'more day at school when we were little, but who needs an excuse!?
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Yummy!
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If she's reading this - Kimberley, you should start a fashion blog posting outfits of the day etc! I love your style and I don't get all of the hate!
S'moreos! Hilarious!
ReplyDeleteBrings back childhood memories! We always made these while camping in New York. Also, when I moved to London five years ago, we built a fire pit in the back garden and had bonfire parties that always included smores and guitars!
ReplyDeleteI loved s'mores, but this has taken it to another level and I thank you for that. How do you manage to stay so slim and eat these yummy treats too?
ReplyDeleteI don't even want to THINK about the calories! hahaha I think I gained weight just looking at the picture. hahaha They look so delish!
ReplyDeleteYum, takes me back to my childhood camping days. :)
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Rose, that looks absolutely amazing! I'm not a big marshmallow person, but I (like you) grew up with a tradition of camping and s'mores. I'll have to try this on spring vacation with my gal pals! Thanks
ReplyDeleteThese look so so good. I've got to try them. I love smores but I oreos would just perfect the recipe!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea. You are a genius!
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious!! Now I have a craving lol
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"Leftover Oreos??!!"
ReplyDeleteThere are never any leftover oreos whenever I make your slutty brownies. They're always consumed while the brownies are baking.
holy crap!!!!! this is my fav post of yours ever! I'm Canadian and I love s'mores but s'moreos?!! get out of here..yumm
ReplyDeleteSo love to hear you're another Rugby baby! My dad played for the Eagles.. Growing up on a rugby pitch with a father who frequently toured Europe, I feel a strange attachment to the customs over there. So, I love hearing your Dad brought back S'mores for you :) -Afton
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh that sounds soooooo delicious, can't wait to try it!
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ReplyDeletesmoreos...what a adorable name! and that they are. love smores so will def have to try this. those are some great memories..... xx. gigi. food and beauty blogger @ www.gigikkitchen.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI think I've fallen for a new campfire food!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good!
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wow I'm currently working in hk and although the chinese new year celebrations are awesome its so much more about candy and sweets than chocolate so this made me miss London winters!
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That looks ridiculously delicious.
ReplyDeleteWhy are you not the size of the side of a house?? :-)
ReplyDeleteThese look really tasty and made me think, is there any limit to the power of the Oreo?
This looks so delicous. I am going to get the ingredients right now!
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I've NEVER had s'mores before (crazy right?), but I love the idea of a deliciously sweet gooey stuff (and Oreos!), so I will definitely give this recipe a go very soon!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh these look amazing!!
ReplyDeleteS'mores are amazing! I'm from Canada and have been eating s'mores for as long as I can remember. I've actually tried these exact same "s'moreos" before but with mint oreos (green mint filling), and they were delicious! You can also try them with chocolate filled oreos as well for an extra chocolatey taste. But from what I remember, the flavoured oreos are nearly impossible to find in Europe :(
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Oh my goodness you are a genius!
ReplyDeleteJust a little tip: you could also roast the marshmallows over the burner of your stove. Just crank the heat to the highest it will go and roast them as if they were roasting over a fire! Turns out the same! Just don't forget to turn it off when you're done! (And if you have a gas stove, don't worry, any fumes from the gas should have burned as they exited the burner.)
I feel awful! I did not realize s'mores were just mainly american. I love the idea of Oreos with them. I've used chocolate graham crackers, but this sounds way more intense!
ReplyDeletenothing better than getting around a bon firer or fire pit and making smokes with your friends or fan on a cool night! :)
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ReplyDeleteThis looks AMAZING
ReplyDeletewe had a go using cookies instead - absolutely amaaaaazing!
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ReplyDeleteSo yummy, my mouth is watering :)
ReplyDeleteAnother great twist that just screams summer: add strawberries or bananas to traditional s'mores. Mmmm.....
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