Two of the tastiest treats in the world are undoubtably pizza and rice krispy treats. It’s hard to choose your favorite, and now- you don’t have to, thanks to Mister Krisp, herself! We teamed up with Jessica Siskin to bring you this delicious DIY that merges the best of both worlds.?Jessica’s brand new sweet DIY crispy creations are all in her new book?Treat Yourself!, where she shows you how to make 93 no-bake crispy rice treats. Run, don’t walk for this one.

1. Krispie Treat: In a large stockpot, melt the butter over low?heat until it’s 80 percent melted. Add the?mini marshmallows?and stir gently, coating them with melted?butter. When the marshmallows are about 80 percent melted, stir for another 15 seconds and then turn off the heat. Continue to stir gently until the marshmallows are still only about 80 percent melted, about 35 seconds. Note: If the marshmallows melt too much, the mixture will be too hot to handle—wait 1–2 minutes and then mold quickly! Add the?cereal?and mix well, until the marshmallows and cereal are fully combined, about 40 seconds. Do not overmix!

2. Pizza (makes 1 slice, 14″ long) : Once the mixture is combined, coat the palms of your hands with cooking spray before handling it. Pour the mixture onto the parchment-covered template on the work surface. Use both hands to mold the mixture over the?template, smoothing the edges until the mixture begins to firm up. Mold a slightly raised section along the curved edge for the pizza crust. In a small bowl, add 2 drops of?yellow food coloring?to the?shredded coconut. Mix the coconut lightly (do not cover all the coconut in yellow) for multicolored shredded cheese. Using?red icing?with a round tip, outline and begin to fill in the slice below the crust. Use the?spatula?to smooth and spread the icing evenly. Sprinkle the coconut on top of the red icing. Place the?licorice wheels?on top of the coconut for pepperoni. You can experiment with different toppings: Beyond the licorice swirls making the perfect “pepperoni,” black M&M’s are delicious as “olives” and sliced-up green Sour Punch Straws pass for “peppers.”