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Patriotic Snack – Food Fun Friday

May 20, 2016 By Vicky 2 Comments

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Here is a quick and easy patriotic snack idea that you can bring to any party. Our red, white and blue patriotic pops come together in minutes and are so simple even a child can make them. If you are looking for more ways to enjoy Memorial Day or the 4th of July check out our Patriotic Cupcakes.

This fun patriotic snack is perfect for kids to make for Memorial day or the 4th of July.


Patriotic Snack

You will need:
  • Star shaped marshmallows – I found these at my local grocery store
  • Sliced fruit (you can use strawberries, bananas and blueberries)
  • Kabob sticks

 

patriotic snack
We found these cool Kraft Jet Puffed star shaped marshmallows in red white and blue which are perfect for any patriotic holiday. I only had strawberries and bananas on hand for the red and white fruit, but blueberries would be a great addition.
I gave my kids a plate with some cut up fruit and marshmallows and let them create their own kabob.
patriotic snack
I did cut off the tip of the stick before we started so it would not be sharp. Please keep in mind it is still a stick and children need to be carefully supervised when making this fun snack.
patriotic snack
patriotic snack
The kids loved these! I mean what’s not to love? It’s marshmallows and fruit on a stick. Does it get any easier than that?
Patriotic snack
If you are hosting a party or BBQ, your kids can help you make this fun patriotic snack for your guests. They are quick and simple to prepare.
patriotic snack
You can even add some patriotic sprinkles (which mainly stuck to the banana) to make the whole thing extra festive!
Patriotic Pops - Use some star shaped marshmallows and fruit to create this perfect memorial day or 4th of July snack.
For more patriotic snack ideas check out these Frozen Yogurt Covered Berries and these Patriotic Cupcakes.

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  1. Melinda says

    May 24, 2013 at 8:28 pm

    i've never seen those shapes marshmallows.
    come share those over at #kidsinthekitchen Please http://lookwhatmomfound.com/2013/05/making-homemade-play-dough-kidsinthekitchen.html

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