So if you have been reading my blog for any length of time you will know that I am sort of obsessed with masquerading food, hiding ingredients or disguising treats.
A hidden ingredient is the funnest! (Is funnest a word?)
Anyway, so seeing as it is now apple season I thought we would do something a little fun without actually incorporating an apple.
I am sort of like Jessica Seinfeld backwards.
She tries to sneak healthy food into your kid's junk food, so they don't even know.
But me? I reward kids for choosing the healthy with the junk!
You say you want an apple?
Good choice! Here's an apple-shaped Oreo.
I'm pretty sure I am the coolest mom ever.
So here are the most simple details.
You will need Double-Stuf Oreos
It won't work without them.
Also, popsicle sticks work great for this too, and is actually what I would recommend because they are flat, but I had the round sticks on-hand, so I used those.
Melt you candy melts on low setting until melted stirring every 30 seconds.
Gently press your stick into the bottom of the Oreo and dip.
Break your pretzel sticks into 1" pieces.
After they are dipped gently press a pretzel stick into the top for the "stem".
After they are dry, tie a green ribbon around the pretzel mimicking the leaves...
Or if you are feeling really crazy, pipe on some leaves with green icing...go you!
You can do them on a stick or off for equal cuteness...
Please don't be a hater, I know children need to eat fruits and vegetables to be healthy, but I am under the firm belief that the occasional Oreo promotes a healthy child as well.
I'm pretty sure that's a fact :)
46 comments:
Oh, I just love it!
Love your creativity! yum! I'd like one of these apples for a snack this afternoon!
Yes, you are indeed the coolest mom ever! I love the idea of hiding indulgences (sp?) in the guise of fruits or vegetables. This is so cute!
That's so creative! I think i'd prefer an oreo vs an apple anyway :)
This is so fun and creative! I love it.
My Little girl would me really happy at your house. Love the idea.
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Who could hate this? Certainly no one I know. :) Super cute!!
Your comment about being Jessica Seinfeld backwards made me laugh. These are so cute!
Brilliant! This idea would be great for teacher appreciation too. I love it.
That is genius, pure genius!
What a wonderful Fall treat! I would be very happy with an apple or an oreo...and with this snack I would get both. You are very creative, which is one reason I love visiting your blog!
this is such a cute idea! I might have to borrow your idea and make "pumpkin" oreos! :) Thanks for sharing
I'm with your on that - Oreos rock! And how cute are these?!?! I'm totally going to make these for school. The staff will love them!
Haha that is so funny and cute. I didn't buy Jessica Sienfield's book but I might be tempted by one like this.
An apple a day keeps the doctor away! Everything in moderation. I'll take one of these and a real apple for my after school snack!
Love them!
Love your blog!! Thanks for stopping by.
That's such a clever idea. So easy and so cute.
Very cute! What a great way to get a little fruit into the diet. LOL!
Hahaha!! I love these! At first I thought it was a Christmas ornament. The apple is adorable, but I may steal this and make ornaments for my neighborhood gift this year :)
ADORABLE!!!!!
I just love it!
Yes, I agree; we all need our goodies now and then. Life would be way too boring with just fruit:)
These are great! The only thing better than an oreo is one coated in candy/chocolate. Your apples are awesome!
This is such a cute idea! Disguising oreos as fruit, genius :)
You absolutely are the coolest mom ever! These are adorable.
That is sooo clever! What fun. You ARE the coolest mom!
Very, very cute! I know your kids were pleased as punch to find such treats!
How cute are these??? U R the coolest mom, ever! ;) Love the turkey version too!
Oh my! Those are so cute! And look so easy! Adorable!
"I am sort of like Jessica Seinfeld backwards." OH...that made me laugh!!! :)
These are too cute!
You had me at Oreo : )
Absolutely adorable "disguise"!
What a fabulous blog you have....so excited I came upon it!
i know that when i want to go incognito, i cover myself in frosting. it seems perfectly sensible, right? :)
so cute and easy! I'll post a link on ediblecrafts.craftgossip.com.
so cute and easy! I'll post a link on ediblecrafts.craftgossip.com.
...found you via Craft Gossip and it may be possible that we were seperated at birth! I LOVE THESE and I may very well be making them before the week {or day!} is over! Oh, and LOL about the Jessica Seinfield comment. She needs to get off her hi-horse and live a little. I'm following because I do not want to miss any more treats like this!!
these are super cute, i love them..my girls would love to chomp on these apples..
sweetlife
These are so cute! I love your reverse spin on the sneaky chef:)Ha Ha!
I am so glad that one of the thumbnails at the end of this post is the turkey oreo..I soooo want to make them this year!
This is .. awesome. I love it! How clever of you.
Pretty cute disguise for a favorite cookie.
Mimi
Hey, I'm not hatin'! :)
~ingrid
Hehe I'd love to eat those apples!! As you know, an apple a day keeps the doctor away! :P
haha. i love the analogy of j. seinfeld but backwards :) these are really cute!
Love these. Loved them so much, that Megan at www.meganscookin.com and I made some, too. But we made jack-o-lanterns for the upcoming holiday! It was fun and really easy. Thank you for the idea. We both posted about them today. So many possibilities with these, too! Thanks.
Hey I love this. I think I may have to make these. I might even make them into pumpkins or something else. I am now your newest follower. If you want to check out my blog, here's the link.
http://mydevotionalthoughts.blogspot.com/
Very cute! I'd take these apples any day!
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