Who doesn’t love peanut butter? A peanut butter porcupine is even better! Make this snack for your peanut butter-loving child and he will be delighted to dip every part of the snack into the yummy peanut butter.
My girls love to make snacks that reflect nature. Things that they see around them every day. Some examples of our nature snacks includehttp://www.creativekidsnacks.com/cougar-looking-for-young-man/.
This guy is super easy to make and the kids love dipping everything in the peanut butter.
First, spread a tablespoon or two of peanut butter in the center of the plate.
Next, give him some spikes using mini pretzel sticks.
Cut several slices of banana into circles and slice two of those circles in half to lay flat on the plate. Now place a head and a tail on each end of his body. Add a tiny dollop of peanut butter for his nose, and break off a small end of a pretzel stick to stick into the banana for his eye.
Finally, add some celery as the grass he’s playing in, and you are done!
When I made this snack for my girls, They loved dipping everything in the peanut butter to eat. This snack is definitely a winner!
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Cute!
This is adorable! I’ve just been looking into some cute lunch ideas to make for my little girl – I really need to step it up in this department. Thanks for the great idea. I’d be thrilled if you’d link up at this week’s Off the Hook!
LOVE it! Going to Pin it for the future. Thanks. 🙂
So cute! Certainly puts my” PBJ sannich without the J” my sons used to request out in the cold — they would have loved this! Thanks so much for sharing on Busy Monday!
Kids love to play in their food, a fun idea for while they’re eating.
so fun! Thanks for sharing at mom’s library!
hahahah who made up national peaunt butter month???& i have pb every day so i guess i’ll ahve to think of osmething extra special to do this month in addition maybe some peaunt butter ice cream? xoxoxoshelley
Thank you for the great idea. As a great alternative to peanut/nut allergy is use Sunbutter. It looks like peanut butter, but instead it is completely free of all nuts. The manufacturer processes the nut part of sunflower seeds. A wonderful alternative for kids with this kind of allergy, and a great way for them to enjoy!