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Meet the Treat Makers

We had one simple theory: rice crispy treats deserved way better than what they'd been getting. Turns out, we were right.

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Two friends with a shared obsession: making the rice crispy treat actually worth craving.

One brought food science expertise, the other brought marketing savvy, and together they brought a whole lot of butter.

What started as weekend kitchen experiments turned into something bigger when friends kept asking for more. Real ingredients, bold flavors, and that perfect soft-but-crispy texture that makes you forget you're eating a "kid's snack."

We're not trying to reinvent the wheel here. We're just making it taste way better. Each batch is carefully crafted with the kind of care that comes from actually loving what you do — and from knowing that life's too short for disappointing snacks.

This isn't a kid's lunchbox snack. It's a curated bite of nostalgia made for adults who know how to treat themselves.

INDULGENCE, WITHOUT APOLOGY

Your childhood treat.
All grown up

We use real ingredients with zero shortcuts — Madagascar vanilla, actual pistachios, browned butter that we brown ourselves. If it sounds fake, we don't use it. Our treats have a softer, richer texture that's worlds apart from those rock-hard store versions. Think tender, buttery, and melt-in-your-mouth good. We create grown-up flavors like Pistachio Honey, Salted Caramel, and Apple Pie with real fruit — nostalgia with a sophisticated twist. Every treat is carefully crafted in small batches with the kind of attention you can actually taste. This isn't a kid's lunchbox snack. It's a curated bite of nostalgia made for adults who know how to treat themselves.

our core values

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Our Gooey Little Secret?

There's no magic formula here. Just two friends who got tired of disappointing snacks and decided to make something worth craving. Real ingredients, small batches, zero shortcuts.

Morgan James, NY

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