I saw this idea in a magazine while at the hair salon and
apparently, according to Lacey and Teddy,
they are the best apples in the world!
I thought they'd be fun to add to a fruit platter
but they make a great snack anytime.
Another favorite
I was surprised to learn they could be so eager to help with
They counted their slices and watched as I rolled and cut . . .
then took their turns placing the cheese
and the ham
We did this four times.
Follow the pattern . . . kids love patterns.
Fold one corner, leave one corner . . . and stick in a toothpick.
Bags of pinwheels got distributed between two families
by one baker who took special ownership . . . with a big smile.
And just so I don't miss saying it,
it's so good to have our Prairie buds back in BC!
8 comments:
Oh what fun to make those pinwheels with the grands. That last photo makes me smile real big!
oh fun! it looks like such a great time~
Such a cute post. I love how the two cooks are so involved positioning their pieces of ham and cheese.
Also a cute little bundle in the last photo.
Audrey.
So clever - I'll give this a try with my grandgirl! She loves to work in the kitchen.
PS -loved your post "When Betty Prayed"
What a fun trick for cutting the core out of apples. Love it! Your little bakers are just precious! Glad you have them back in BC too.
Fun and delicious treats. So glad you can enjoy these moments with your beautiful grands and yes, what a blessing to have them close by as well!!! You inspire me to be the best Grammie I can be! Can't wait to follow your examples with my own sweet granddaughter.
So adorable! and great ideas for snacks! :-)
I love that Teddy is wearing a bracelet to cook! And I'm so happy too that your prairie buds are back!
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