The Grinch is one of Dr. Suess’ most beloved characters, and at Christmas we love to watch “How the Grinch Stole Christmas”.
Just like we love to make Christmas trees, wreathes, snowmen, Santa, and reindeer for snacks this time of the year, we also love Mr. Grinch.
Step 1: Collect your ingredients and assemble Grinches
Step 2: Melt Chocolate
1/2 of a Hershey’s bar, broken into pieces and microwaved until melted, stirring at 20 second intervals will be plenty to make up to 25 poppers.
Step 3: Pipe Grinch faces
Step 4: Chill, serve, and enjoy!
Chill in the refridgerator for at least 15 minutes.
What cute party poppers and what a wonderful theme for a blog site. I love your creativity and the idea behind it.
Super cute idea, Amy! I love it!
Lil Grinches made from strawberrys,grapes, bananas, and chocolate…….OUTSTANDING!!
Cute! We already did our Grinch Party for the year, but I’m pinning this for next year! Visiting from Mommy Solutions. Thanks for the awesome idea!
These are adorable – what a terrific idea & healthy too!
Those are so cute- just pinned them!
Oh my goodness those are adorable! Hmmm… I think I want to have a toddler party just to make them!
These are so cute! Just pinned them! Thanks so much for sharing at Mom On Timeout!
These are awesome! How fun to get kids to eat fruits. Thanks for linking up to tip-toe thru tuesday.
These are the cutest!
Awesome!!! Cutest party food ever!
How far in advance can this be prepared without bananas turning brown ?
I have the same question, how do you keep the bananas from turning brown? Want to do these for my sons class.
I would assemble them within an hour of when you want to serve them. One thing you could do delay slicing the bananas up is pipe the Grinch’s faces with chocolate and chill – then go back and assemble everything in the skewers.
Good luck! I hope they love them!!
Love these! I am excited to take a healthy option to my son’s class. However, I am trying a test one right now and the cheese keeps splitting, no matter how think I slice it. Going with a mini marshmallow as the pompom topper!
oops.. *THICK
Great! They will love that! I’m so glad you found a solution that works for you! Maybe some brands of string cheese are different from others . . . who knows? Anyway, thanks for letting me know that you made them for your son’s class. Hope they are a hit!
Thank you for sharing! I found you via Pinterest and have added you to my Top 10 Pinterest Christmas Recipe List.
http://www.thevintagemilkhouse.com/2012/12/22/my-2012-pinterest-christmas-top-10/
Have a Merry Christmas!
Kali – The Vintage Milk House
These are so creative!!!
I wish my kids would do activities like this!!! They say their to old for this kind of stuff:(
I don’t even have children but all of my friends are kids at heart…I can’t wait to make these at my next party, even if it isn’t Christmas!