Make snack time a playful adventure with Ants on a Log! Engage your little ones with creative ideas and tasty toppings!
Take note
Make sure to use age-appropriate toppings and watch out for any allergies. Also, be prepared for some enthusiastic little chefs!
Collect all the items you'll need for this creative snack: celery stalks, peanut butter or cream cheese, and your choice of toppings. Get creative and go wild with the toppings! Some ideas include raisins, diced fruits, pretzel sticks, or even mini chocolate chips. The choice is yours, and remember, the more colorful, the better!
Wash the celery stalks thoroughly and cut them into kid-friendly lengths. Make sure the pieces are not too long, so your little ones can easily hold them without making a mess. Pat them dry with a paper towel to avoid any extra moisture.
Let your kids take turns spreading their chosen spread on each celery log. Whether they prefer classic peanut butter or smooth cream cheese, make sure each log gets a nice even layer. This is where the real fun begins!
Now comes the exciting part! Let your little ones go wild with their toppings. Encourage them to place the 'ants' (raisins, diced fruits, or whatever they chose) on top of the spread, making sure they are evenly distributed. It's like creating a tiny ant parade on each log!
Now that the ants have found a home on their logs, it's time to enjoy the adventure together. Serve the Ants on a Log to your kids and watch their faces light up with delight. Bite by bite, they'll discover new taste combinations and enjoy their playful creation!
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