How to Make Candy Sushi (Yes, You Read That Correctly)

To make each piece of nigiri, you'll need one Swedish Fish, a Fruit by the Foot (or a slice of Fruit Roll-Up), and two small, rectangular pieces of Rice Krispies Treat. They should both be just slightly longer and wider than a Swedish Fish.

To assemble, place one rectangle on top of the other, followed by the fish. Wrap the nigiri once with your "seaweed," making sure the seam is at the bottom of the stack.

For the maki rolls, you'll need a large rectangular sheet of Rice Krispies Treat (roughly 6-8 inches wide and 8-10 inches long), Fruit by the Foot or Fruit Roll-Ups, and your filling of choice—we used Twizzlers Pull 'n' Peel, gummy worms, and green apple licorice.

Lay your candy parallel to the top of the Rice Krispies Treat, leaving about an inch of space. Try to stack the candy of top of each other as opposed to placing them all side by side—this will make rolling easier. To begin forming the roll, lift the top piece of "rice" over the filling, simultaneously using your thumbs to keep the candy in place.

Continuing to apply pressure with your thumbs, fold over the "rice" until you've created a full roll.

Using a sharp knife, cut along the base of the Rice Krispies Treat to release the sushi, angling the knife toward the roll in order to eliminate any excess "rice."

If you're using Fruit by the Foot, beginning wrapping it tightly around the Rice Krispies Treat, one strip at a time. Try to keep all of the seams facing the same direction and avoid leaving spaces between the candy. If you're using Fruit Roll-Ups, wrap a single sheet tightly around the roll, using your knife to trim the excess.

Using the width of the Fruit by the Foot as a marker, beginning slicing your maki rolls. If you're using Fruit Roll-Ups, make each roll about an inch thick.

If the rolls aren't quite round enough, you can use your hands to mold them into the correct shape. Use a knife to trim any excess "rice" or "seaweed."

Enjoy!