Fried S'mores Bombs

These crispy Fried S'mores Bombs bring all the nostalgic flavor of campfire treats with a golden, carnival-style twist—gooey marshmallow, melted chocolate, and graham cracker bits wrapped in biscuit dough and fried to perfection.

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Course: Dessert

Cuisine: American

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Prep Time: 20

Cook Time: 10

Resting Time: 10

Total Time: 40

Servings: bombs

Calories: 260kcal

Cost: $10

Equipment

1 Deep heavy pot or fryer (For oil frying)
1 Candy thermometer (Essential for oil temp check)
1 Slotted spoon (For removing bombs from oil)
1 Tongs (For flipping, if needed)
1 Paper towels (For draining)
1 Large tray or plate (For cooling and serving)

Ingredients

S'mores Filling:

12 Large marshmallows - Cut in half if oversized
2 Milk chocolate bars - Broken into squares
4 Graham crackers - Crushed
¼ cup Mini chocolate chips - Optional, adds extra gooeyness

Coating:

1 can Refrigerated biscuit dough - 8-count or similar
As needed Vegetable oil - For deep frying
To taste Powdered sugar - For dusting

Optional Extras:

To taste Cinnamon sugar mix - Optional coating
½ teaspoon Vanilla extract - Mix into filling for flavor
Pinch Sea salt flakes - Sprinkled on top post-fry

Instructions

Crush graham crackers, break chocolate into squares, cut marshmallows, and mix all in a bowl.
Flatten biscuit dough, add filling in the center, gather and seal edges tightly.
Let sealed dough balls rest for 10 minutes so the seams hold better during frying.
Heat oil to 350°F in a deep pot and check with a thermometer to ensure proper temperature.
Carefully lower bombs into hot oil and fry for 2–3 minutes until golden and crispy.
Remove from oil, drain on paper towels, dust with powdered sugar, and cool for 5 minutes.

Notes

Nutrition information is automatically calculated and should be considered an approximation. Actual values may vary based on specific ingredients used and portion sizes

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