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April 27, 2010

Strawberry Mice – Getting kids to eat Fruit at a Birthday Party

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This past weekend including a birthday party for my daughter and in addition to the fruit and vegetable platter which kids would probably overlook, I wanted to give them something irresistible. It came in the form of eating mice. What you say? Yup, I wanted the kids to eat mice.

The idea came from Family Fun however, I modified it and used some items we already had. The eyes were mini-chocolate chips and the nose was some icing I had used on the kitty-cat birthday cake. Instead of running out to get some strings of licorice, I simply made some ‘tails’ on the plate behind each mouse. The kids went nuts for them and even though I thought someone would pull the almond slices out, they were too enthralled with popping a mouse in their mouth than paying attention to the fact that the ears were almonds.

A step by step pictorial here on Whrrl

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Filed Under: Desserts & Sweets, Entertaining, Gluten-free, Kids, Recipe Reviews, Snacks, Super Fast, Tips

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  1. DailyChef says

    April 27, 2010 at 6:31 pm

    So cute! And better than drowning the strawberries in sugar.

  2. Suzanne says

    April 27, 2010 at 1:38 pm

    What a great way to get kids to eat healthy! This inspires me to try to make some sort of veggie animal. My 2yo is a force to reckon with at mealtime. 🙂

  3. boliyou says

    April 27, 2010 at 1:29 pm

    Those are so cute! They remind me of the pear bunnies I made when I was a kid.

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