Sugar is everywhere during the holidays. As parents we worry about the sugar content, but these were just too cute to worry about sugar. They make a perfect snack on Christmas Eve or on a cold snowy day with a cup of hot chocolate. Print out a snowman coloring page to add to the fun.
Grandmothers are sugar queens, so we’re allowed to fill our grandchildren with sugar. At least occasionally. These were so cute, my daughter and son-in-law couldn’t resist me offering these goodies to the kids. They were washed down with a huge glass of milk.
Here’s what you need:
*Mini Hostess donuts
*Mike and Ike Candies
*Fruit Roll-Ups
*Black Food Pin
*Skewers
Step 1 – Carefully run the skewer through 3 donuts.
Step 2 – Cut an orange or red Mike and Ike in half. Place each half in the first donut for the nose. Next, cut another Mike and Ike, your choice, in half for the buttons. Next, place them in the hole of each of the donuts as shown.
Step 3 – Cut a strip of a Fruit Roll-Up and place it between donuts 1 and 2 to make the scarf as shown.
Step 4 – Use the black food pin to make the mouth and eyes. Your done!
Note: Last, cut off the pointed end of the skewer with a pair of kitchen scissors just to be on the safe side with the kids. Fun kid’s food ideas are great, but safety should be a factor too. These snowman donuts are a great for a school party, snow day snack or sleep overs. Give it a try, the kids will love them.
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These are adorable! And, during this time of year, I like that they use pre-packaged parts!
(PS: You should come share this in the GRAND Social link party: http://bit.ly/1ubYs1w!)
Thanks Lisa, I'll head over and add my link.
These are adorable, Rhonda. I'm going to make some with my grandsons next time I see them. It will be in January, but that's still snowy season and they'll get a kick out of it as there are no snowmen in Arizona (where they live)! Thank you!
These will be great Lisa, especially since they don't have snow. It will be a great memory with grandma. My grandchildren giggled and gobbled, lol. I'm sure we'll make them again when they visit for the holidays.
Thanks KC. The kids loved them.
I love it! What a cute and yummy idea!