This collection of Disney Christmas themed treats is perfect for upcoming holiday parties and events!

If you love Disney as much as my family and you can’t visit as often as you’d like, check out all this collection of  Disney holiday treats you can make at home. 

1. Disney’s Frozen Blue Hot Chocolate by For the Love of Food

When the kids see this fantastic blue hot chocolate, their eyes will pop right out of their heads. It’s the perfect treat to accompany the movie Olaf’s Frozen Adventure.

2. Mickey & Minnie Christmas Donuts by In the Kids Kitchen

Any Disney Christmas movie night needs Disney’s number one couple in attendance. These Mickey and Minnie donuts are perfect for adding a little Disney magic.

3. Mickey Christmas Cookies by Cutefetti

And why stop at Mickey donuts? These Mickey cookies are perfect for a Christmas Disney theme, and the blog shares lots of great tips on making them look just right.

4. Mickey Mouse Nutcracker Cookies by Rainy Day Mum

These Mickey Mouse nutcracker cookies are for anyone who wants to get really fancy. They will take some extra work, but the results are worth it.

5. Mickey Mouse Christmas Cake Roll by Ottawa Mommy Club

Sometimes, it’s all about the vibes. This Mickey Mouse cake roll has a definite “Mickey Christmas” feel without being too in your face.

6. Disney Frozen Inspired Elsa Rice Crispy Treats Recipe by Life with Darcy & Brian

While Elsa changes her hair a few times throughout the two movies, one of the most iconic scenes is letting her braid fall free during Let It Go.

These Rice Krispie treats are all about that braid, and any fans will know it on sight.

7. Frozen 2 Cookies by The Benson Street

Sticking with the Frozen theme, these cookies are loads of fun. Bursting with flavor, they are loaded up with the colors of the movie. 

8.  3 Ingredient Frozen Cake Balls by The Soccer Mom Blog

Cake balls (or pops) seem like a fancy treat that costs too much for too little, but they are accessible. These only take three ingredients!

9. Mickey Mouse Chocolate Dipped Rice Krispies Treats by For the Love of Food 

These Mickey Mouse Shaped Rice Krispies Treats are fun to make and a favorite of both adults and kids.

I dipped these in chocolate and added Mickey shaped sprinkles for a fun touch!

10. Mickey Mouse Gingerbread Cookies by Southern Crush at Home

While mixes are great, there is just something about scratch cookies that makes them feel like home.

These Mickey gingerbread cookies are simple enough for a beginner but taste like Heaven.

11. Copycat Disneyland Churro Funnel Cake by Artsy Fartsy Mama

What could be more Disney than a copycat recipe straight out of the park?

The churro funnel cake is a crunchy, sweet, tasty treat, and some Christmas sprinkles make it just the thing for a Disney Christmas treat.

12. Gourmet Frozen Hot Chocolate with Marshmallow Cocoa Whipped Cream by For the Love of Food

This Frozen Hot Chocolate with Marshmallow Cocoa Whipped Cream is made with Stephen’s Gourmet Cocoa and is a decadent treat you can enjoy year round!

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The new Despicable Me 4 movie is out now and we can’t wait to see our favorite minions on the big screen again!

To celebrate, I made this adorable minion shaped cake for our movie night treat! This fun recipe is super simple and fun for kids to help decorate (and eat).

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Despicable Me Minion Cake

Ingredients

• 1 boxed cake mix and ingredients required on box usually eggs, butter/oil, milk
• 1 jar white frosting I used cream cheese
• yellow food coloring
• blue food coloring
• black licorice strings or pieces
• 1 Oreo cookie
• 1 mini Oreo cookie
• white or silver round lid from a mason jar or tumbler

Instructions

• 1.Bake cake in a greased round cake pan according to instructions on the box.
• Let cool completely and gently remove the cake from the pan and place on a platter.
• Scoop a few heaping spoonfuls of frosting into a small bowl.
• Add 3-5 drops of blue food coloring into the frosting in the bowl and stir until combined and tinted bright blue.
• Now add yellow food coloring (around 5 drops) to the remaining frosting in the jar and stir well until evenly tinted.
• Add the blue frosting to the bottom 1/4 of the cake, spreading on the top and sides. This is the minion overalls.
• Next, add the yellow frosting to the remaining top and sides of the cake, spreading evenly to cover.
• For the minion eye, place the lid in the top center of the cake.
• Now open an Oreo cookie and place the bottom half of the cookie (the black cookie with the creme center) in the center of the lid.
• Top with a small mini Oreo cookie (you can do a whole cookie or just the top part).
• Next, you need the black licorice to add hair and a smile.  Press a small smile made with the black licorice in a wide "U" shape on the cake under the eye.
• Then use 3-5 small pieces of licorice and press into the frosting on the top of the cake above the eye as hair.
• Now you have an adorable minion shaped treat for your next movie or birthday party!

Any cake mix flavor works. I used this tasty coconut cake from Dolly Parton’s line. 

For the frosting just use a white colored frosting. I used cream cheese. 

Bake cake in a greased round cake pan according to instructions on the box.

Let cool completely and gently remove the cake from the pan and place on a platter. 

Time to dye the frosting for our minion!

Scoop a few heaping spoonfuls of frosting into a small bowl. 

Add 3-5 drops of blue food coloring into the frosting in the bowl and stir until combined and tinted bright blue.

 Now add yellow food coloring (around 5 drops) to the remaining frosting in the jar and stir well until evenly tinted. 

Add the yellow frosting to about 3/4 of the top and sides of the cake, spreading evenly to cover. 

Nest, add the blue frosting to the bottom 1/4 of the cake, spreading on the top and sides. This is the minion overalls.

Now time to add the minion eye! All you need is something this is a large circle shape like a lid.

Place the lid in the top center of the cake.

Now open an Oreo cookie and place the bottom half of the cookie (the black cookie with the creme center) in the center of the lid.

Top with a small mini Oreo cookie (you can do a whole cookie or just the top part). 

Next, you need the black licorice to add hair and a smile. The string licorice works best but any will work. 

Press a small smile made with the black licorice in a wide “U” shape on the cake under the eye. 

Then use 3-5 small pieces of licorice and press into the frosting on the top of the cake above the eye as hair. 

Now you have an adorable and delicious minion cake! How easy was that?!

“Bello!” 

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This Bluey themed snack mix is a tasty and fun recipe to make as a party favor or treat for a kids event.

My birthday girl Stella had a wild time at her Bluey 9th Birthday Party last week!

Stay tuned for all the details on the blog soon. 

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Bluey Snack Mix

Ingredients

• 3 cups Blueberry Chex cereal
• 3 cups Cheerios I used mini
• 1/2 cup dried blueberries
• 1/2 cup blue M&Ms candies
• 1/2 cup blue rolled wafer cookies
• 1/2 cup approx 5 packs Bluey shaped fruit snacks

Instructions

• Add all ingredients to a large bowl and gently mix.
• Scoop into snack size bags as favors or a serving bowl for a party treat. Enjoy!

Start by gathering all your ingredients for a bluey themed snack mix.

I usually use 2 varieties of cereal, dried fruit, something crunchy, and something sweet. I also added something chewy this time.

In the end, I skipped the sprinkles and gummy bears and used the bluey snack mix gummies instead. 

I decided on a simple, family favorite- Cheerios and went with the mini kind for this mix.

I found this Blueberry Chex (it was so good!) and had to add it! If you can’t find this flavor any Chex cereal will do.

Dried blueberries were my fruit addition. 

I had to add a Bluey treat so these packaged fruit gummies were the perfect addition.

I opened the box and five individual packages for about 1/2 cup of gummies.

Now the sweet part- don’t add too much- just choose one or two. 

I went with blue M&M’s like candy and blue chocolate wafer rolls (broken in fourths). 

Now add all ingredients to a large bowl.

Gently mix until well combined. 

Scoop into snack size bags as favors or a serving bowl for a party treat. Enjoy!

This recipe made 10 full snack size bags ( or 20 half full bags work too).

We gave them as favors at Stella’s Bluey Birthday Party and they were a hit with all the kids.

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It’s Dr. Seuss’s birthday and we are celebrating all week long at home. This means it’s the perfect time to share some of our favorite Suess themed party details!

This roundup features all the Dr. Seuss party ideas you need for school events, story time, movie night, and birthday parties!

Check out over 85 food and drink recipes, crafts, activities, and decorations in this fun collection below.

Food & Drinks:

1. One Fish Two Fish Dr. Seuss Rice Krispy Treats – Brooklyn Active Mama

2. Cat In The Hat Pizza – Our Crazy Adventures in Autismland

3. One Fish Two Fish Rice Krispies Treats – The Gingerbread House

4. Dr. Seuss Inspired Truffula Tree Treats – Unique Gifter

5. Green Eggs and Ham Quiche – For the Love of Food

6. Dr. Seuss Green Eggs And Ham Cookies – Oh My Creative

7. Red Fish Blue Fish Jello Cups – For the Love of Food

8. Dr. Seuss Truffula Tree Pretzel Rods – Mom Does Reviews

9. Thing 1 & Thing 2 Cupcakes – Hezzi D’s Books and Cooks

10. Green Eggs and Ham Omelet – For the Love of Food

11. Horton Hears a Who Marshmallow Pops – Divine Lifestyle

12. Cat in the Hat Mocktail – 3 Boys and a Dog

13. Dr. Seuss Green Hot Chocolate Bombs (Grinch or Green Eggs & Ham) – Movie Nights at Home

14. The LORAX Truffula Tree Cupcakes – For the Love of Food

15. Grinch Truffles – Semi Homemade Kitchen

16. Cat in the Hat Fruit Snack Skewers – For the Love of Food

17. Easy Dr. Seuss Cat in the Hat Snack – Modern Mom Life

18. Cat in the Hat Cone Cupcakes – Mom Does Reviews

19. Green Grinch Hot Chocolate – For the Love of Food

20. Easy Grinch Cinnamon Rolls – Modern Mom Life

21. “Put Me in the Zoo” Bark – Mom Does Reviews

22. Grinched Eggs – For the Love of Food

23. The Lorax Orange Lemonade – 3 Boys and a Dog

24. The Lorax Marshmallow Pops – Divine Lifestyle

25. Grinch Snack Mix – For the Love of Food

26. Dr Seuss Put Me In The Zoo Ice Cream Cone Cupcakes – Easy Family Recipe Ideas

27. Grinch Jello Parfaits – For the Love of Food

28. The Lorax Cake Pops – Bakerella

29. Dr Seuss Green Eggs Pretzels – Dazzling Daily Deals

30. Grumpy Grinch Punch – For the Love of Food

31. Dr Seuss Cat in the Hat Oreo Cookies – The Inspiration Edit

32. Grinch Cookie Dip – Movie Nights at Home

33. Grinch Windowpane Cookies – Ann’s Entitled Life

34. Grinch Donuts – For the Love of Food

35. Cat in the Hat Strawberries ‘n Cream Push Pops – Mom Endeavors

36. Cat in The Hat Marshmallow Pops – Divine Lifestyle

37. Green Eggs and Ham Pretzel Snacks – For the Love of Food

38. One Fish Two Fish Popcorn Munch – Mom Endeavors

39. Lorax Veggie Tray – Desert Chica

40. Dr Seuss Green Eggs Pudding – For the Love of Food

41. Dr. Seuss Pink Ink Drink – Mom Endeavors

Decorations:

1. DIY Dr. Seuss Book Wreath – Legally Crafty Blog

2. Dr. Seuss The Lorax Pencil Holder – Modern Mom Life

3. DIY Dr. Seuss Seussville Sign – Drugstore Divas

4. Oh, The Places You’ll Go Decoration – Gina Tepper

5. DIY Truffula Trees – Fun 365

6. DIY Dr. Seuss Thing 1 Thing 2 Photo Frames – Creativity Cynchronicity

7. Grinchmas Printable Sign and Tags – For the Love of Food

8. Dr. Seuss Party Centerpiece – Frog Prince Paperie

9. DIY Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax Centerpiece – Drugstore Divas

10. Wonky Dr. Seuss Inspired Wreath – Ann’s Entitled Life

11. Thing 1 and Thing 2 Flower Pots – Crafting Cheerfully

12. Grinch Printable Popcorn Boxes – For the Love of Food

13. Oh the Places You’ll Go Door Decoration – Fun 365

14. Dr. Seuss Book Page Pennant Banner – Bombshell Bling

15. DIY The Cat In The Hat Centerpiece – Drugstore Divas

16. DIY Dr. Seuss Pinwheels in 15 Minutes or Less – Weekend Craft

17. The Grinch Inspired Wreath DIY – Ann’s Entitled Life

18. Dr. Seuss Framed Truffula Trees – Creative Cynchronicity

Games, Crafts & Activities:

1. Thing 1 and Thing 2 Handprint Craft – A Little Pinch of Perfect

2. Thing 1 and Thing 2 Pencil Craft – Rediscovered Families

3. Dr. Seuss-Inspired Bingo Game Your Kids Will Love – Rock Your Homeschool

4. Fork Painted Thing 1 Thing 2 Craft – Simple Everyday Mom

5. Fun Lorax Truffula Tree Craft Fork Painting for Kids – Darcy and Brian

6. Horton Hears A Who Clover Craft – For the Love of Food

7. Dr. Seuss Cat in the Hat Bath Bombs – Happiness is Homemade

8. Lorax Papercraft Puppet – Frosting & Glue

9. Lorax Paper Plate Craft – Our Crazy Adventures in Autismland

10. Free Printable Dr. Seuss Color By Number Printables – Simple Everyday Mom

11. DIY Oobleck Seuss Slime Recipe – For the Love of Food

12. Cat In The Hat Solo Cup Party Hat Craft – Our Crazy Adventures in Autismland

13. The Grinch Free Printable Wordsearch – Christmas Countdown

14. Free Printable Dr. Seuss Bingo – Artsy Fartsy Mama

15. Grinch Movie Bingo and Printable Popcorn Boxes – For the Love of Food

16. Thing 1 Thing 2 DIY Bookmarks – Creative Cynchronicity

17. DIY Grinch Slime – Crafts by Amanda

18. Cat In The Hat Paper Plate Craft – Simple Everyday Mom

19. Fun Red Fish Blue Fish Cork Painting Canvas Craft – Jinxy Kids

20. Grinch Dust Printable Tags – For the Love of Food

21. DIY Grinch Ornaments – A Country Girl’s Life

22. Toilet Paper Tube Lorax Colouring Craft – Frugal Mom Eh

23. EASY Horton Hears a Who Craft – Leap of Faith Crafting

24. Free Printable Dr. Seuss Jokes – Artsy Fartsy Mama

25. Lorax Paper Bag Puppet – Our Crazy Adventures in Autismland

26. Thing 1 Thing 2 Pencils Craft – Creative Cynchronicity

27. The Lorax Handprint Craft – Simplistically Living

28. Fox in Socks Activity & Printable – Two Pink Peonies
 

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Here’s a fun and easy treat that kids will love inspired by the classic Green Eggs and Ham children’s book ! Perfect for serving during Dr. Seuss Week, classroom parties, and library story times. 

Throwback of my girls reading Green Eggs and Ham with Dad and enjoying a themed meal!

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Green Eggs and Ham Pretzel Snacks

Makes 25 

Ingredients

• 25 white candy melts
• 25 Snaps Pretzels shaped like a square waffle
• 25 Green M&Ms

Instructions

• Preheat oven to 325 degrees.
• Add pretzels in rows on a parchment lined baking sheet.
• Set a white candy melt on top of each pretzel.
• Bake for 1-2 minutes until softened but not runny and melted.
• Remove from oven and while the chocolate is still soft, press a green M&M (be sure the M logo is face down so you do not see it) into the center of each candy melt.
• Allow to set and cool completely before serving or wrapping up your treats.

Start with 3 ingredients: pretzel snaps, white candy melts, and green M&Ms. 

Separate everything out in the bowl so you (and your kiddos) can assemble your treats easily. 

Add pretzels in rows on a parchment lined baking sheet.

Set a white candy melt on top of each pretzel.

My cuties were always so eager to eat their treats and liked to watch it bake in the oven!

Bake at 325 degrees for 1-2 minutes until softened but not runny and melted. 

Remove from oven and while the chocolate is still soft, press a green M&M

(be sure the M logo is face down so you do not see it) into the center of each candy melt. 

Allow to set and cool completely before serving or wrapping up your treats for serving at parties or gifting to friends!

These bite size treats are also great for classroom parties and library story times. 

My girl is now 11 but when we first made this recipe and took these photos she was just a little thing! So sweet!

Sweet Ava loved her story time and fun treat!

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Father’s Day is this Sunday and my girls love making and baking gifts for their Dad.

This roundup features over 50 homemade by the kids dessert creations Dad will love for Father’s Day! 

1. Chocolate Potato Chip Cookies – For the Love of Food

2. Edible Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Balls (No Bake) – Midwestern Home Life

3. No Bake Peanut Butter Pie – Partylicious

4. PB&J Smoothie – For the Love of Food

5. Easy Peanut Butter Cookie Bars – If You Give A Blonde A Kitchen

6. Thick & Chewy Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies – Baking Sense

7. Delicious Homemade Cookie Monster Ice Cream – Razzle Dazzle Life

8. No Bake Peanut Butter Pie with Graham Cracker Crust – Finding Zest

9. Easy Stuffed Peanut Butter Chocolate Cookies – An Edible Mosaic

10. Lion King Peanut Butter Fruit Dip – For the Love of Food

11. Chocolate Chip Marshmallow Cookies – The Short Order Cook

12. Oreo Milkshake – Daily Desserting

13. Orange Dreamsicle Dessert Bar Cookies – For the Love of Food

14. Oreo Milkshake – Daily Desserting

15. Drool-Worthy Father’s Day Sugar Cookies with Cream Cheese Frosting & Sour Cream – Saving Talents

16. Chocolate Covered Bacon Skewers – For the Love of Food

17. Oreo Rice Krispie Treats – Meaningful Eats

18. Easy Chocolate Chocolate Chip Cookies – I Heart Eating

19. Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Fudge – For the Love of Food

20. Candy Hot Dog Cupcakes – Finding Zest

21. Soft and Gooey Candied Bacon Chocolate Chip Cookies – For the Love of Food

22. Deconstructed Drumstick Ice Cream Sundae – My Sequined Life

23. Brownie Cookies – Tasty Treats and Eats

24. 7 Minute Microwave Peanut Brittle – For the Love of Food

25. Easy Key Lime Pie Bars – Mommy Evolution

26. Dessert Cake Stack – Call Me PMC

27. Chocolate Saltine Toffee – For the Love of Food

28. Easy Peanut Butter Bars – Meaningful Eats

29. No Bake Key Lime Pie Tarts – For the Love of Food

30. Easy No Bake S’mores Cups – Dancing Through the Rain

31. Copycat Krispy Kreme Donut Bread Pudding – For the Love of Food

32. Chocolate Peanut Butter Stuffed Dates – Health My Lifestyle

33. The Best Oreo Dirt Cake – Joy Food Sunshine

34. Puppy Chow – Joy Food Sunshine

35. Air Fryer Chocolate Chip Pizookie – For the Love of Food

36. Waffle Brownie Ice Cream Sandwiches – Inspiring Savings

37. Chocolate Lovers Cheesecake – Browned Butter Blondie

38. Magnolia’s Best Ever Coffee Cake – For the Love of Food

39. Everything But the Kitchen Sink Brownies – Sugar Dish Me

40. 5-Ingredient Peanut Butter Cornflake Bars (No Bake) – Scrummy Lane

41. Chocolate Caramel Ice Cream Sandwich Cake – For the Love of Food

42. Chocolate Pots – Hungry Healthy Happy

43. Bacon, Beer and Potato Chip Cookie Bars – Life Love and Sugar

44. Bacon Crack – Our Zesty Life

45. Banoffee Pie – For the Love of Food

46. Frozen Chocolate Coconut Banana Bites – A Cedar Spoon

47. The Best Chocolate Cake Recipe Ever – Add A Pinch

48. Grilled Dessert Bananas – For the Love of Food

49. Marshmallow Brownies – Embellishmints

50. Chocolate Hazelnut Tart – Browned Butter Blondie

51. Rocky Road Pie – Recipe Girl

52. Fruit Filled Chocolate Waffle Cones – For the Love of Food 
 

53. Cookies and Cream Blondies– Divas Can Cook 

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This sweet Easter treat is perfect for serving to all ages on Easter weekend!

Customize it with your favorite colorful and festive candies and set out for guests to nibble on throughout the day.

Look at those happy faces! They enjoyed movie night and their festive Easter Candy Snack Board this weekend. 

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Easter Candy Treat Board

Ingredients

• Edible candy grass
• jelly beans
• Easter gummies
• pastel M&M's
• Peeps bunnies
• Peeps chicks
• chocolate eggs
• chocolate truffles
• marshmallows
• cotton candy

Instructions

• Start with a large Easter egg shaped platter.
• I add the larger items first so add the cotton candy and the edible candy grass nest onto the platter.
• Now add an Easter shaped cookie cutter and filled it with small chocolate candies like jelly beans or pastel M&M's.
• Add a row of bunny peeps and then add two chick peeps on top of the edible nest.
• Finally, fill in with remaining Easter themed candy like gummies, marshmallows, chocolates, eggs, and truffles.
• Serve and enjoy this sweet Easter treat!

Start with a large Easter egg shaped platter.

I add the larger items first so add the cotton candy and the edible candy grass nest onto the platter.

Now add an Easter shaped cookie cutter and filled it with small chocolate candies like jelly beans or pastel M&M’s. 

Add a row of bunny peeps and then add two chick peeps on top of the edible nest.

Finally, fill in with remaining Easter themed candy like gummies, marshmallows, chocolates, eggs, and truffles. 

Serve and enjoy your sweet Easter treat!

Fun, festive, and delicious!

Happy Easter!

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How fun is this April Fool’s Day breakfast egg prank?!

My kids love all the silly tricks we do on April 1st so this year I thought of a new one to really fool them. I served “sunny side up eggs” for breakfast, two different ways!

Scroll down for the easy recipe and find out if my girls fell for my sneaky prank.

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April Fool's Day Breakfast Egg Prank- 2 Ways!

Makes 2 servings of "eggs" each

Ingredients

• 2 canned apricot halves drained
• 2 canned peach halves drained
• 1 cup vanilla Greek yogurt
• 1 cup Cool Whip thawed
• 1 tsp chia seeds for topping (optional)

Instructions

For the apricot "eggs":

• Start with thawed but still cold and not runny Cool Whip. Add a couple dollops of Cool Whip to the center of a small plate.
• Using a spoon spread to make a circular shape. It does not need to be perfect just as a regular egg is usually not a perfect circle. This will be your egg white.
• Top with one apricot, cut side down, in the center as the egg yolk.
• Repeat with the remaining Cool Whip and cut apricot half.

For the peach "eggs":

• Add a 1/2 cup yogurt to the center of a small plate and spread to make a circle.
• Add a peach half, cut side down, to the center of the yogurt.
• Repeat with the remaining yogurt and peach.
• Optional- sprinkle on chia seeds as pretend pepper.
• Serve the "sunny side up eggs" as a breakfast treat . Happy April Fool's Day!

You can make this recipe one of two ways.

Peaches with yogurt or apricots with Cool Whip. 

Scroll down to see which was our favorite!

For the apricot “eggs”:

Start with thawed but still cold and not runny Cool Whip. Add a couple dollops of Cool Whip to the center of a small plate.
Using a spoon spread to make a circular shape. It does not need to be perfect just as a regular egg is usually not a perfect circle. 

This will be your egg white.  Top with one apricot, cut side down, in the center as the egg yolk.

For the peach “eggs”: 

Add a 1/2 cup yogurt to the center of a small plate and spread to make a circle. 
Add a peach half, cut side down, to the center of the yogurt. 

Ashton had the idea to add “pepper” so we added a sprinkling of chia seeds on top of the peach egg dish. 

Serve the “sunny side up eggs” as a breakfast treat. 

I even left one in the skillet so it really resembled an egg.

They definitely preferred the Cool Whip and apricot the best, as you can see from the clean plate.

The yogurt and peach was larger and I didn’t think it looked as believable . But I just told them it was a turkey egg and they shrugged and dug in!

In the end, they were curious but not totally convinced! But overall it was funny and tasty so I consider that a winning prank!

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Looking for a fun, kid friendly dessert to make to celebrate St Patrick’s Day?

This festive roundup features over 65 themed St Patrick’s Day desserts for kids to enjoy all month long!

1. “Lucky to Have You” St. Patrick’s Day Popcorn Mix – For the Love of Food

2. Lucky Charms Ice Cream – We Are Not Martha

3. Quick and Easy Rainbow Pudding Cups – Simply Well Balanced

4. Saint Patrick’s Day Mini Cheesecakes – 4 Sons R Us

5. Fluffy Rainbow Cupcakes – Savory Experiments

6. Peppermint Patty Cookies – For the Love of Food

7. Green Velvet Cupcakes – Mama Needs Cake

8. Adorable Mint Chocolate Cookie Cups – Brooklyn Active Mama

9. Lucky Charms Cookies – Urban Bliss Life

10. McDonald’s Copycat Shamrock Shake – Bellyfull

11. Lucky Irish Cream and Pistachio Milkshake – For the Love of Food

12. St. Patrick’s Day Popcorn Balls – Belle of the Kitchen

13. Leprechaun Bait – Fantabulosity

14. Fudgy Double Mint Brownies – For the Love of Food

15. St. Patrick’s Day Rice Krispie Treats – Brooklyn Active Mama

16. Rainbow Buttercream Cookies – Dessert for Two

17. Brownie Mint Trifle – Saving You Dinero

18. St. Patrick’s Day Deviled Jell-O Eggs – Loving Homeschool

19. Lucky Charms Candy Bark – For the Love of Food

20. Pot of Gold Brownie Bites – Simple and Seasonal

21. St. Patrick’s Day Oreo Cookies – Bellyfull

22. St. Patrick’s Day Pudding – The Flying Couponer

23. Rainbow Marshmallow Pops – Nums the Word

24. Rainbow Fruit Platter with Marshmallow Cloud Dip – For the Love of Food

25. Green Velvet Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting – Play Party Plan

26. St. Patrick’s Layered Jello – The Good Hearted Woman

27. St. Patrick’s Day Puppy Chow – Hezzi D’s Books and Cooks

28. Shamrock Pretzel Pops – For the Love of Food

29. St. Patrick’s Day Pretzel Bark – Loving Homeschool

30. No-Bake Lucky Charms Granola Bars – We Are Not Martha

31. St. Patrick’s Day Sour Cream Sugar Cookies with Cream Cheese Frosting – Saving Talents

32. Shamrock Cupcakes – Fab Everyday

33. St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock Cookies – Tasty Treats and Eats

34. St. Patrick’s Day Crack – Sparkles to Sprinkles

35. Rainbow Rice Krispie Treats – Trop Rockin

36. Lucky Charms Pudding Pie – Two Kids and a Coupon

37. Rainbow Cake – Dessert for Two

38. Lucky in Love Chocolate Shamrock Shakes – For the Love of Food

39. St. Patrick’s Day Magical Trail Mix – Loving Homeschool

40. St. Patrick’s Day Marshmallow Pops – Sparkles to Sprinkles

41. Shamrock Tarts – Food Meanderings

42. Lucky Charms Flavored Easy Homemade Blizzards – 4 Sons R Us

43. Rainbow Slushies for Kids – Homeschooling in Preschool

44. Rainbow Sugar Cookies – Trop Rockin

45. St. Patrick’s Day Parfaits – Coffee with Us 3

46. Rainbow Fruit Pizza – Joy Food Sunshine

47. Mint chocolate chip Ice Cream – My Diaspora Kitchen

48. Rainbow Bundt Cake – Sweet and Savory Meals

49. St Patrick’s Day Oreo Truffles – Hip Hoo-Rae

50. Mint Chocolate Chip Swirl Cookies – Sweet and Savory Meals

51. Mint Chocolate Chip Fudge – Chocolate Moosey

52. Leprechaun Bark – Practically Homemade

53. St. Patrick’s Day Peppermint Whipped Cream – In the Kitch

54. Lucky Charms Cookie Dough Bars – We Are Not Martha

55. Lucky Charms Golden Popcorn – For the Love of Food

56. Homemade St. Patrick’s Day Gum Drops – Thrifty Jinxy

57. Quick and Easy Pot of Gold Pretzels – Crayons and Cravings

58. Leprechaun Gnome Treats – About A Mom

59. Pistachio and Chocolate Leprechaun Cookies – I Heart Naptime

60. Four Leaf Clover Cupcake Cake – Cookie Dough and Oven Mitt

61. Oreo Chocolate Mint Fudge – For the Love of Food

62. Stained Glass St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock Cookies – How to This and That

63. St. Patrick’s Day Sugar Cookie Bars – Over the Big Moon

64. St. Patty’s Day Minty S’mores – See Mom Click

65. Baked Mint Chocolate Chip Doughnuts – Sugar Spice and Family Life

66. Shamrock Whoopie Pies – Mom Foodie

67. Homemade Peppermint Patty Cups – She Likes Food

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“Nobody likes me, everybody hates me. Guess I’ll go eat worms!” 

Slimy, scary, and oh so succulent Halloween Jell-O worms are a tasty treat to try this month with your kiddos!

Eating slimy Jell-O worms for a Halloween treat!

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Halloween Slimy Worms

Ingredients

• 1 box 3 oz red Jell-O (I used raspberry)
• 1/2 pkg unflavored gelatin for extra firmness
• 6 tbsp whipping cream
• 1 1/2 cups boiling water
• green food coloring
• 50 + flexible plastic straws

Instructions

• Combine 1/2 pkg gelatin and one pkg red Jell-O in bowl and add boiling water. Stir until dissolved.
• Let it cool to lukewarm and then add the whipping cream and about 8-10 drops of green food coloring (to get the milky red color). Stir again.
• Stretch out the bendy part of all of your straws. Place them all into a bowl or container.  The tighter they are packed in, the better. I like to add a large rubber band around them.
• Pour the Jell-O mixture into the straws. Let it set until firm. You can refrigerate overnight if you have time.
• Using a rolling pin, roll over the straws and squeeze them out. You can also hold the straws under warm water to release the worms.
• Add slimy worms to a bowl and serve your spooky treat!

Notes

Recipe adapted from: https://www.instructables.com/

Combine 1/2 pkg gelatin and one pkg red Jell-O in bowl and add boiling water. Stir until dissolved.

 Let it cool to lukewarm and then add the whipping cream and about 8-10 drops of green food coloring (to get the milky red color). Stir again.

Stretch out the bendy part of all of your straws. Place them all into a bowl or container.

Pour the Jell-O mixture into the straws. Let it set until firm.

Using a rolling pin, roll over the straws and squeeze them out. 

You can also hold the straws under warm water to release the worms. 

Add slimy worms to a bowl and serve your spooky treat!

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