Quick and Easy Nutella Smores

Smores are almost a camping staple when it comes to the food group "dessert". Nothing tastes better than that ooey gooeyness of warm and melted marshmallows in between 2 sweet honey graham crackers nessled up beside some delicious and nutty chocolate.

When dinner is over and everything is winding down for everyone to sit by the fire, and all of those great ingredients come out for a fabulous fire cooked dessert during some classic camping songs, those smores just can't be cooked fast enough.

This camping dessert recipe will not only please their palate, but will also arrive in less than 1/2 the time it takes to make the traditional s'more.

All photos found on this article are ©Jolene Belmain.

The first version of a smore recipe was written in 1927 from the Girl Scouts, but they say that the first s'mores have been made even as early as 1925.

Although many different food items try to make their own version of a s'more (such as chocolate bars and pop tarts), nothing quite compares to the original.

In the United States, they even celebrate s'mores with their very own National S'mores Day.

Camping has always been my favourite vacation, especially with my family. During the days we would swim, explore, and play UNO, but my fondest memory was all of us sitting around a campfire with my grandpa always holding a guitar, but the ensemble was never complete without his harmonica in the harness around his neck. We would sing campfire songs for hours.

Although my grandpa has passed, and I am not talented in the instrument department, I can always pass down the rest of the camping traditions that accompanied camping such as the food and singing. There was one song in particular that we would sing called the "Chinese Man Song" that my Grandpa had written. I have searched this song and so many other songs come up, but this one is still in a class on its own. Maybe one day I will post this song onto youtube and then share it will all of you with the music.