New Yorker Jessica Siskin has built a business selling elaborately decorated Rice Krispie treats on her Instagram account, Mr. Krisp.
Like this elegant cheese platter:
Or these edible emoticons:


Snap, crackle, pop.
And because her friend was a surfer, she baked the treat in the shape of a surfboard and put a barbie doll on top. The recipe on the Tollhouse website required food coloring, a game changer for Siskin in her krisp-making.
***She doesn't have a photo, but you can get the general idea from this more recent barbie/rice-krisp mixed media project.
Siskin says the cheeseburger idea was an "overwhelming impulse" so exciting that she couldn't sleep that night until she'd made it.
Siskin quit her job at Elizabeth and James after seven years in the fashion industry because of her burgeoning success. These days, she receives tons of orders and makes around five or six krisps each day, all ordered from the email account listed in her Instagram bio.
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"Honestly it feels like a modern way to interact with customers," Siskin says, likening this method of cataloguing her product to connecting with friends online.
"I would definitely like to continue to grow Mr. Krisp, but I really kind of like the fact that I can interact so organically with customers," Siskin said. "I deliver everything myself, I interact with them face to face. It’s all very personal."