What You’ll Need:

Cannabutter – You will need 1/4 – 1/2 cup of cannabutter depending on how potent you would like to make your edibles. We recommend 1/2 cup for experienced tokers and 1/4 cup for those newer to cannabis.
1 Bag Mini Jet Puffed Marshmallows
6 Cups of Fruity Pebbles
Cooking Spray
Spoon
Saucepan
Cake Pan or other similar container
Knife (Cutting your treats!)
Large Bowl (Optional)
Making the Edibles:

Begin by melting all of the cannabutter you plan on using for the recipe in your saucepan over a low heat setting. Low heat settings will prevent the actives in the THC from degrading and will also keep your treats soft for much longer. You may move the butter to speed up the process.
While your butter is melting, measure your 6 cups of fruity pebbles into your large bowl. If you choose not to use a large bowl for the recipe, you can add these 6 cups to your saucepan instead of step 4.
When your butter is fully melted, slowly add small amounts of marshmallows at a time, stirring continually. Continue this process until the whole bag of marshmallows is in the saucepan and melted completely. There should be no chunks of marshmallow left in your mixture.
Combine the contents of your saucepan and large bowl, continually stirring the mixture as you add. Continue stirring until the cereal is well coated in the cannabutter/marshmallow mixture.
Take a quick taste, you’ve earned it.
Evenly line your cake pan with the mixture. Do not forget to apply cooking spray first.
Cut your edibles into evenly shaped squares, or rectangles, depending on the cake pan you used.
Enjoy! If you are new to edibles, you will need to wait roughly an hour for them to hit you, depending on your metabolism.
Want to make the recipe even more interesting? We have two simple, alternatative ways to craft this recipe to make it even more drool-inducing. Instead of 6 cups of fruity pebbles, try mixing different amounts of your favorite fruity cereals. A favorite of ours is 4 cups Fruity Pebbles, 1 cup Fruit Loops, and 1 cup Trix.Fun Mallows

If the recipe is not fruity enough for you, try substituting normal marshmallows for Fun Mallows, which come in fruity flavors. This is our personal favorite way to make these treats.