S’mores are a popular campfire treat consisting of roasted marshmallows and melted chocolate sandwiched between two graham crackers. The name “s’mores” is derived from the phrase “some more,” suggesting that they are so delicious that people often want to have more than one. This dessert is typically prepared by toasting marshmallows over an open flame, which are then combined with chocolate (commonly a chocolate bar) and graham crackers. S’mores are a nostalgic snack associated with outdoor activities, particularly camping and bonfires, and are enjoyed for their combination of gooey, sweet, and crunchy textures.
The Pine Barrens in New York became an unexpected wildfire site, sparked by s’mores embers. Forest rangers from the Department of Environmental Conservation work to prevent re-ignition. S’mores, coupled with…