Summer Eats
Halloween is creeping up on us (no pun intended...).
We love to celebrate holidays in our house with special themed foods. These Halloween bagels are a quick and easy breakfast that your kids will love!
You Will Need:
- 1 bagel, toasted
- cream cheese—flavor of your choice
- banana
- blueberries
- plastic vampire teeth
Instructions:
1. Spread cream cheese on the open side of your toasted bagel.
2. Place two slices of banana with two blueberries on the bagel for eyes. You could just use the blueberries too!
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3. Fold your vampire teeth in half and place them in the opening of your bagel. If the opening is too tight, cut away a small bit of bagel with a knife.
These spooky Halloween bagels are super simple to make and will make a great breakfast for your kiddos to help celebrate Halloween! A tasty meal to get them ready for a fun-filled night of trick-or-treating! Enjoy!
Jill Dubien
Jill Dubien is a working mom who loves to craft and cook with her kiddos in her spare time. She has an awesome and supportive husband and two wonderful kids—a six-year-old daughter and a four-year-old son. Before she had kids, Jill couldn’t cook much of anything except toast and cereal, and really despised being in the kitchen. People who know her personally find it extremely humorous that she is now the self-proclaimed “Queen of fun food.” Jill blogs at Meet the Dubiens, where she shares lots of fun foods and crafts for kids.
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