1Oreo Cookie Skillet
Emily Hlavac GreenThis beyond-simple campfire dessert is like survival food, but make it Delish. Don't wait until the center turns golden—the rest will burn before it does! Plus, the top will continue to firm up as it cools. Serve it warm, scooped into bowls topped with your ice cream of choice.
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2Campfire Rice Krispies Treats
Rice Krispies Treats never go out of style, and this toasted version is one of our new favorite ways to eat them. In order to get your treats nice and charred, they'll need a minute or two over the open fire. Make sure they were tightly packed into the baking dish before cutting; this will help keep them secure on your skewer while you're roasting. Using a double-pronged skewer helps too!
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3Berry Crisp Foil Packs
Chelsea Lupkin 4Grilled Peaches
Andrew bui Nothing beats a ripe, sticky-sweet peach, and while you can just bite right in, cooking with peaches is killer. One of our favorite ways? Grilling them, then drizzling them with honey, olive oil, and sea salt. Add freshly whipped cream or vanilla ice cream to take them OTT.
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5Campfire Strawberries
Chelsea LupkinIf you're obsessed with s'mores, one reason you love them is for the toasted marshmallow flavor. These strawberries have that and so much more. They're dunked in melty marshmallow fluff, then torched over a campfire for a fruity treat that's the perfect end of any campfire dinner.
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6Campfire Berry-Peach Cobbler
Emily Hlavac GreenYou can cobbler over a fire—and it even browns like the real thing. Stupid-easy to prep, this bubbling fruit skillet is impossible to mess up.
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7Grilled Summer Fruit Skewers
Lindsay Funston 8Grilled Apple Pie Foil Packs
Charlie GilletteThey may say that things are as "easy as pie," but anyone who's ever tried to make one might disagree. Making a whole apple pie can be time-consuming! Individual grilled apple pies are the cutest way to have it all this summer—spiced apples, melty ice cream (if you want), and even a little buttery pie crust to complete the look.
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9Strawberry Shortcake Skewers
Charlie Gillette 10Bloomin' Grilled Apples
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11Campfire Cinnamon Rolls
Jonathan Boulton 12Grilled Pineapple Sundaes
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13Reese's Cones
Jonathan BoultonStuff ice cream cones with marshmallows, Reese's cups, Reese’s pieces, and peanut butter, then wrap them in foil and throw on your campfire or grill for a delicious, easy, and handheld take on s'mores.
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14Grilled Strawberries
Brad HollandTop strawberries with butter, honey, and a squeeze of lemon, then throw them on the grill—use these for topping summer salads, putting over ice cream, or simply enjoying as a midday snack.
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15Campfire S'mores
Brandon BalesEach summer, we're reminded that making s'mores is...kinda annoying. You always wait for a skewer, the campfire is SUPER hot (and uncomfortable to stand around), and 90% of the time, the marshmallow burns. This s'mores skillet solves all these problems (but can still be made over a fire).
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16Foil Pack Chocolate Marshmallow Banana
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17Grilled Peach Sundaes
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