S'mores Makers: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. The history of s'mores is as sticky as the treats themselves. The first documented recipe of the food was in a book from 1927. In it, s'mores were originally named Some Mores. But many food historians argue that there were inspirations for the food as early as the Victorian era. Elite tea party platters were often adorned with them.
Fact #2. Some say that the Moon Pie, created in 1917, was the original s'more. It consists of two graham cracker cookies that have been dipped in chocolate, and filled with marshmallow. Others contest that the Mallomar, first seen in 1913 in New Jersey, was the original inspiration.
Fact #3. For those who grew up camping, a s'mores maker is simply the title for the person in charge of starting the fire, putting marshmallows on sticks, and breaking up the graham crackers and chocolate bars. But, like with many human tasks, a device has been created to streamline the process. These come in various shapes and styles. They all consist of a heating element over which marshmallows can melt.
Fact #4. Some s'mores makers have racks that can go on a barbecue. This is ideal for the camper who still makes meals in the great outdoors but is foregoing the use of an open flame. These devices often have roasting sticks made from food grade materials. There are natural twigs that are safe for roasting, but most people do not have the trees in their back yard.
Fact #5. S'mores makers don't only offer a safe way to make this classic treat. They also help on a rainy day. Those who want the timeless experience but live in rainy weather likely cannot keep a firepit active. An electric unit works no matter what the weather is like. They can bring the feeling of a camping trip to one's living room.