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Celery Friends

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  • Wash your celery and cut the stalks in half.
  • Spread peanut butter or make it nut free with Sunbutter on the celery sticks.
  • Add two candy eyes.
  • Decorate with your choice of mustaches, lips or teeth.
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This is a fun snack for after school or for lunchboxes! You can let kids design their own celery friends, just prep the celery and peanut butter. Add the candy eyes and mouths into a container and kids will have so much fun making their celery people (or creatures!) All these supplies can be found on Amazon: Candy Eyes, Candy Decorating Mustaches, Lips & Teeth, Make it nut free with Sunbutter, and Containers.

Lisa Martin

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This Post Has 17 Comments

  3. Melanie May 13, 2016Reply

    Such a cute idea! I love the little faces – oh my …

  5. Pamela Shank May 13, 2016Reply

    How adorable. My grandkids love to eat peanut butter in celery so I will make these the next time they visit.

  6. Linda Bouffard May 13, 2016Reply

    Fun. Fun. Fun. I’m loving this. Thanks for sharing. Sharing on Facebook and pinning also. Linda @Crafts a la mode

  8. Gabrielle Tyler May 16, 2016Reply

    This will be happening at our house. What a great way to sneak some healthy food into my children’s diets!! Thanks for sharing.

  10. Emma May 17, 2016Reply

    Oh, how adorable! I’m a firm believer that everything is more fun with candy eyes! 😉

  11. Miz Helen May 17, 2016Reply

    Your Celery Friends are just adorable! Thanks so much for sharing with us at Full Plate Thursday and have a great day!
    Miz Helen

  12. Christine May 17, 2016Reply

    Those are so freaking cute! Not to mention two award winning combos. Peanut butter and celery, one of my favorite treats!
    Thanks for joining us at the Dishing It & Digging It Link Party

  13. Vanessa May 17, 2016Reply

    So cute! Thank you for linking up at “A Little Bird Told Me” Wednesday link party! You have been featured on Mama’s Happy Hive blog. 🙂

  14. Mila May 18, 2016Reply

    So funny and cute 🙂
    Great way to make eating veggies sweeeeet!

  17. Create With Joy May 22, 2016Reply

    Thanks for sharing this delightful recipe at Create With Joy – you’re one of our Featured Guests at our Inspire Me Monday Party #229 this week! 🙂

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