Toast ~ Sunny Side Up ~ This is after I painted it, before toasting
This is SUCH a fun after-school snack, I just HAD to share it with you.
We had a great time being creative together, talking, visiting, and then eating our snack to hold us over till dinner time.
We had a great time being creative together, talking, visiting, and then eating our snack to hold us over till dinner time.
- Easy
- Quick
- Fun
- Tasty
- Filling
- Healthy
Little hands ~ hard at work ~ art at work
How to make YOUR
Tasty Tinted Toast
Tasty Tinted Toast
- add a drop of food coloring to a tiny bit of milk {we used a fish ice-cube tray from IKEA}
- with a paintbrush make a design on your bread {we always eat whole wheat... it would probably be prettier on white}
- toast it
- voila! all done.
- bon appetit!
"Your colorful toast popped up!"
My peanut even got creative and 'made' new colors: orange {one drop each of red & yellow} and purple {one drop each of red & blue}....
I used more 'paint' than my daughter did, and was worried that my toast might be a bit "soggy," but then happily discovered: it was not: it was perfect after toasting....! Yay!
Painted toast!
With a little honey on it....
YUMMY!
I used more 'paint' than my daughter did, and was worried that my toast might be a bit "soggy," but then happily discovered: it was not: it was perfect after toasting....! Yay!
Painted toast!
With a little honey on it....
YUMMY!
I'm thinking: it would be great to make toast for special occasions:
- a fall leave in autumn
- a Christmas tree at Christmas time
- a heart for valentines day
- a number on a special birthday...
What other special occasions can you think of?
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