Forget Traditional S’mores. Cheese S’mores Are Taking Over Fall

As fall gets into full swing, many people are looking for creative ways to stay cozy as the temperatures drop. That can often mean gathering around a fire, enjoying drinks and snacks with your friends and family.

For many people, that might once have meant traditional s’mores; adults tend to crave something a little more savory. That’s likely why a recent post about “cheese s’more season” is making the rounds on TikTok. The video offers people a way to enjoy a more grown-up snack while gathering with friends, while also tapping into the nostalgia of roasting marshmallows by the fire with your friends.

Thanks to all of the creative ways you can put this snack together, people don’t even need a bonfire to make these s’mores. Instead, they can use some of the hacks that others have made popular over the years to make it easier to enjoy the melted cheese treats without ever leaving the comfort of their very own kitchen.

Of course, anyone who wants to enjoy this delicious treat will need to head to the store to stock up on some essential supplies before getting started.

Cheese S’More Season Has Arrived 

@morgancheesesHappy cheese s’more season to all who celebrate 🧀🍂 The superior kind of s’more, obviously.♬ original sound – Morgan M Carr | Cheese Expert

The video was shared to the TikTok account belonging to Morgan Cheeses – Morgan McGlynn. The clip featured a few different versions of the cheese s’mores as well as a seasonal message. “Happy cheese s’more season to all who celebrate,” the caption said.

According to the video, it looks like people need a few different ingredients to enjoy cheese s’mores at home, including cheese, crackers, and a few additional options. In the clip, people made their savory s’mores with a variety of other options, including meat, grapes, and honey.

Of course, people can mix and match however they want, combining their favorite snacks on a skewer before sticking them over an open flame, where they become gooey as they cook.

You Can Make S’mores Indoors

No flame, no problem. Hersheyland has instructions on how to make s’mores at home, even if you don’t have access to an open flame. Some of the alternative methods include using an air fryer, microwave, a gas stovetop, and even the oven.

Of course, each of these methods comes with its own considerations and cautions, especially when using a gas stove, since people will need to be mindful of any potential fire hazards while cooking their cheese s’mores over an open flame.