S'more

campfire · dessert · marshmallow · American treat

Toasted to perfection. The marshmallow gets held over a campfire on a stick until it turns golden and gooey on the outside while staying soft inside. The heat also melts the chocolate bar tucked between two graham crackers.

Chocolate and crackers. Graham crackers are the sturdy base that holds everything together and adds a slightly sweet, grainy crunch that balances the gooey marshmallow and rich chocolate.

Name origin mystery. The name likely comes from people wanting 'some more' after eating one, since they're so delicious and people always ask for another. Some say it's short for 'some more' that got squished together.

Campfire classic. S'mores became a favorite American camping tradition because they're easy to make over any fire and taste incredible when you're outdoors with friends and family.