Insight Into The Fruity Pebbles Macaron

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It seems like some of the best dessert creations are a twist on the public’s already beloved treats. At least this is the case with the Fruity Pebbles macaron, which Foodbeast is hailing as the next big confection to have on your radar. It was devised by Ashley Khawsy of SmashBakes. After sampling the new twist on French macarons the Foodbeast crew gave it their seal of approval. The treats were balanced in flavors, yet the Fruity Pebbles came through as the star ingredient.

SmashBakes is a small Web-based shop where Khawsy showcases her latest creations. If you head there now you’ll find Circus Animal Cookie Truffles, which are a mixture of animal cracker crumbs and cream cheese, covered in pink frosting and topped with rainbow sprinkles.

Khawsy is all about taking what people love and flipping it on its head. Americans love apple pie, right? Well, she can whip up a batch of apple pie cookies complete with the latticework pie crust. According to Foodbeast, she’s also made Reptar bars, the once fictional treat that was made popular by the “Rugrats” TV series.

If you want to put your own flavor mashups to the test, first hone your skills by taking baking courses online.