Create a fun patriotic dessert using fruit snacks
The challenge was to create a unique 4th of July dessert using fruit snacks. I received three boxes of delicious Welch's fruit snacks in red, white, and blue colors. My boys had a blast separating all the fruit snacks by colors. The Strawberry fruit snacks were a beautiful red color while the Fruit ‘n Yogurt ones were white. My boys discovered that the Berries N Cherries were both red and “blue” color. My boys and brained stormed of what we could create with the colorful fruit snacks. We thought of making a flag on gelatin but quickly realized that we did not have enough blue or white fruit snacks. Other ideas my boys and I came up with were ice cream sandwiches, popcorn, and cake. While looking in the pantry, I saw a box of graham crackers and frosting. Now, my boys love frosting on graham crackers, so adding fruit snacks would make a perfect fun 4th dessert.
Welch's fruit snacks are so delicious and fruit is the 1st ingredient. I love that they are low fat and gluten free. These delicious snacks have 100% vitamin C too! They even have vitamins and minerals in them. These are a family favorite snack.
My boys noticed that the 'blue" fruit snacks are more purple color but it still great for our patriotic dessert. Maybe Welch's needs to make a blue color fruit snack.
What patriotic dessert would you make with Welch's fruit snacks?
http://www.welchsfruitsnacks.com/
Here is another way to use the frosting, fruit snacks, and graham crackers. They make a delicious open face dessert.
"These opinions are my own and I received three boxes of fruit snacks to create this yummy dessert."
Yum - those look amazing!! What a fun twist on the norm...I love it!
ReplyDeleteOh yum! What an awesome idea. My kids will love these.
ReplyDeleteThat's a cute idea. I bet the boys had fun making them!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute and simple enough for the kids to make, they love helping in the kitchen!!
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