This kept the kiddos busy while everyone arrived. We served it all up with a table covered in rainbow popcorn! For activities, the kids each got to color and customize a grocery bag to hold all their game prizes. Speaking of Jean, she did so much to help make everything, thank you!!īlue Jello-Jigglers cut into cubes.these were 'ice blocks'. We also served ham/cheese and PBJ sandwiches cut out as penguins and fish (the girls gave me a penguin cookie cutter for Christmas and my friend Jean bought a fish one for the occasion!). I used raspberry candies for the 'roe' on a few pieces.Įasy and cute! These were a big hit with all the little penguins in attendance. Shape rice krispy treats into ovals, place a small swedish fish on top and wrap with a piece of green fruit roll-up. We also whipped up some rice krispy sushi for those fish lovin' penguins. Definitely not as cute as Betty's but the kids loved it! Here's my verion of the penguin cheeseball. We dropped them off at friends' houses and told them to take it in the tub or melt it in the sink for a surprise. I bought an igloo cake pan, however you could really just bake a cake in a bowl and use a single cupcake to form an igloo.īut, I bought the pan because it did double duty as the invitations, too!! We froze blue water in the cake pan with an invitation and a toy penguin inside (placed in a ziploc baggie).

Instead of cream cheese blocks, we used marshmallows to decorate it. Inspired by the cheeseball, we made an igloo cake with penguin cookies. Nice job, Big C!įor the cake, Little H wanted Betty Crocker Dark Chocolate with Vanilla icing. While I was thinking about that one, Big C saved the day and said, 'She only gets so much pixie dust every day so they walk whenever they can to save it!'. Notes: Little C, always the investigator, wondered why Tink left footprints when she can fly. Sprinkle with colored sugar and place toothpick in sandwich.

Pipe out 'footprints' across the plate and sandwich. Put icing in baggie and snip a small piece of one corner.

Make sandwiches then carefully cut out a half circle shape from one side. Print and cut out Tinkerbell poem then tape to a toothpick (one for each sandwich). Pink icing (we used Betty Crocker cherry icing) I left you some pixie dust, enjoy your day!' So I took a few nibbles then went on my way. What did I see but the lunch I love best! Simply print, cut out, and tape on a toothpick. You can download and print the poem/sandwich signs I made here.

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