Jingle Bites: Toddler-Friendly Christmas Recipes for Little Elves
Deck the halls with aprons and spatulas, it's time to get your little ones into the festive spirit with some delicious and easy Christmas recipes! Whether you have a budding chef or a pint-sized taste tester, these toddler-friendly treats are sure to bring joy to your holiday kitchen. So, grab your Santa hats and let's whip up some Jingle Bites together!
1. Reindeer Rice Krispie Treats:
Ingredients:
Rice Krispie cereal
Marshmallows
Pretzel sticks
Candy eyes
Red M&M's (for noses)
Instructions:
Melt marshmallows and mix them with Rice Krispie cereal to make the classic treats. Shape them into reindeer faces and add pretzel sticks for antlers, candy or chocolate chip eyes for that mischievous look, and a red M&M for a shiny nose. These festive reindeer treats are not only adorable but also a great activity for little hands.
2. Santa's Little Helper Pancakes:
Ingredients:
Pancake mix / Ready made pancakes
Whipped cream
Strawberries (for Santa hats)
Chocolate chips/ blueberries (for eyes)
Instructions:
Start by whipping up a batch of your favourite pancake mix or buy ready made (we love Aldi pancakes).
Once the pancakes are cooked, let your little ones get creative by turning them into Santa's little helpers! Use whipped cream for a snowy beard, sliced strawberries for Santa hats, and chocolate chips/ blueberries for eyes. It's a breakfast masterpiece that's almost too cute to eat!
3. North Pole Hot Chocolate:
Ingredients:
Hot chocolate
Whipped cream
Crushed candy canes
Instructions:
Warm up with a cup of North Pole Hot Chocolate! Prepare hot chocolate and let your toddlers go wild with toppings like whipped cream and crushed candy canes. This festive drink is perfect for sipping by the fireplace while sharing stories of Santa and his reindeer.
4. Festive Breakfast
Ingredients:
Toast
Toppings of your choice
Instructions:
What better way to speed up the morning routine than to make breakfast more fun, little ones will be sure to tuck straight into these festive slices, whats even better- for older kids they can be put in a Tupperware and eaten on the go.
With these easy and delightful Christmas recipes, you and your little ones can embark on an edible adventure in the comfort of your own kitchen. So, put on those aprons, crank up the Christmas tunes, and enjoy the magic of cooking with your mini-chefs. Happy holidays and happy baking!
