S'mores and More! 16 Irresistible Toasted Marshmallow Desserts Everyone Will Love

This variation on the Girl Scouts' favorite snack switches up the technique in an inspired way. Rather than toasting the marshmallows and then sandwiching them between the chocolate and graham crackers, the sandwiches are assembled first and then grilled whole; they're over the heat for just enough time that the marshmallows and chocolate get melty.

Here, the messy, made-on-the-spot s'more is transformed into a sophisticated, restaurant-worthy plated dessert. Though it takes a little longer to put together, one taste of the heavenly combination of flavors and ethereal texture of the mousse will reassure you that it's worth every minute of prep time.

Recipes for crisped-rice cereal treats already include one of the key ingredients for s'mores: marshmallows. These ones taste a little toastier thanks to the addition of chocolate chunks and crumbled graham crackers. They make perfect lunchbox treats.

When the occasion calls for an insanely over-the-top treat, make someone you love the most indulgent take on s'mores we can think of: a crazy rich milkshake of chocolate ice cream, hot fudge sauce, graham crackers, and no fewer than nine toasted marshmallows. If you're lucky, they'll let you share a sip or two.

By brushing the graham crackers with melted chocolate, you have one fewer ingredient to pack up and carry to your campfire. You're less likely to have the chocolate slide off the sandwiches or get dropped in the dark and much more likely to get chocolate in every bite.

This clever twist on s'mores swaps in toasted baguette for the graham crackers, Nutella for the melty milk chocolate, and marshmallow creme (otherwise known as Fluff) for the toasted marshmallows. It's a glorious, riotous mess of flavors and nonstop fun from start to finish.

The simplest way to put your own stamp on the beloved campfire treat is to start with Homemade Graham Crackers you've baked yourself, from scratch. Customize the cutouts as you wish (choose round or square-shaped cutters, hearts for your loved ones, or star shapes for the Fourth of July).

Make ahead s'mores may seem like an oxymoron, but this dessert allows you to pack all the flavors of the handheld dessert into an easy to assemble, easy to slice pie that keeps well for days in the fridge. Finish with a little flaky salt on top, for the ultimate sweet-salty taste sensation.

The natural choice for Independence Day, these cut-out star graham crackers make just about any fête more festive. Use the same technique with other small shapes, like letters to spell out "Happy Birthday" or any other sweet sentiment.

When there's no time to break out the coals and get a fire going, or even to heat up the broiler, here's an easy and super quick way to satisfy a craving for s'mores. Layer chocolate ice cream, hot fudge sauce, and marshmallow creme in a serving bowl, then top with a few mini marshmallow for good measure. 

Graham crackers are the classic outer layer of any s'more, but that doesn't mean you can't experiment with your own favorite cookies. In these hearty, toothsome treats, we sub in cowboy cookies, chock full of hearty ingredients, including dark chocolate chunks. All you need are some toasted marshmallows to sandwich between them—and a cowboy-sized appetite, of course.

Make these cookies all year long to remind you of carefree summer days and nights by the campfire. Ground oats and whole wheat flour bring graham-like flavors to the dough, which is dropped before baking—no rolling or cutting required.

Indoor s'mores? Sign us up. This version relies on the oven's broiler to get mini marshmallows nice and toasty. They're placed atop graham crackers, then the whole lot is layered into bowls with ice cream and hot fudge sauce for an all-season, any time treat.

Chocolate bark is one of the simplest confections you can make from scratch in a home kitchen, and it takes well to all kinds of mix-ins, toppings, and flavorings. This one boasts all the ingredients of s'mores in an easy to make, easy to package treat. It's so tasty you may have a hard time packaging it up and giving it away. 

When you have some chocolate cupcakes and a bag of marshmallows, here's the quickest and easiest way to simulate s'mores. No one will mistake it for the real thing, but then again, no one will complain about it, either.