According to Wikipedia S'more is a contraction of the phrase some more. An early s'more recipe appeared in a Campfire Marshmallows cookbook in the early 1920s and was called a Graham Cracker Sandwich. It was popular with the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, and in 1927 a recipe for "Some More" was published in Tramping and Trailing with the Girl Scouts.

Give me a campfire, marshmallows, some foraged sticks, and graham crackers, and I'm good. Frankly, the chocolate is optional for me. I add the marshmallow to the end of a stick and hold it close to the flames to toast it until it's crispy on the outside and gooey on the inside. It might even be a bit charred.

When you can't have a campfire, try to find the next best thing. I'm not opposed to making s'mores over a stove burner, in a toaster oven, or other way to heat up a marshmallow. Be safe though!

Here are the three recipes you'll want to prepare ahead of time for your s'mores feast: homemade marshmallows, graham crackers, and chocolate. And if you're not into chocolate try raspberry or strawberry jam in its place. Enjoy!

Thanks, Michele, one of my faves. So glad it went well.

Thanks, Michele! Agree, love that they're sweet without a lot of sugar (or honey or maple syrup for that matter).

Took this recipe to a pot luck, everyone loved it! So simple to make too!

These were relatively easy to make. They taste great and even better knowing they aren't full of sugar!

Hi Deborah, I haven't tested it but you can omit the coconut flour and add more almond flour. It's two…

Can you make this recipe without the coconut flour? If not, what can I substitute?

Hi Terri, yes, these are SCD legal, and you'll use honey in the shortbread crust.

Hi I want to make these for someone who’s on a SCD diet. If I use the honey will they…

Thanks, Corinne! Great to hear the sauce flexed. I love the sauce so it's always good to have extra :)

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