Abbi is only 2 years old, but I have found myself stock-piling ideas for when she starts preschool. I can’t wait until it’s my turn to bring treats – I have seen so many great ideas!! This idea – well, I just loved it so much that I couldn’t wait to make it. Even though I didn’t have anyone to share them with!!
These are a not only a great snack for Easter-time, but for spring in general. Hey – I’d even think it was cute to get one of these in the middle of the summer! And after all the sweets I’ve been consuming lately, it was a welcome change to have something healthy to eat. Definitely one of the cutest treats I’ve ever made!!
Carrot Patches
from Family Fun
hummus
baby carrots
curly parsley
small terra cotta pots
Spoon hummus into small cups that will fit inside the pots.
Shortly before serving, poke a hole in the carrots using a toothpick and insert a small piece of parsley. You’ll want 3 to 4 carrots per pot.
“Plant” the carrots in the pot by putting the carrots in the hummus. As a bonus, you can also send home carrot seeds with the pots so each person can plant their own carrots at home!
kat says
Those are soooo cute!
Cassie says
Absolutely adorable, Deborah!! I think I may make these for Andrew’s class tomorrow, actually.
Double Dipped Life says
These are so cute! Great idea!
Heather of Kitchen Concoctions says
These are so cute! What a great way to get kids to eat their veggies!
what katie's baking says
awww!! what a good idea.
if i were a child, i’d eat my veggies just case that’s so darn cute!
Joanne says
I love that these are super healthy and also super adorable! Perfect way to get kids to eat their veggies!
Tasha says
These are so adorable. My son loves carrots and hummus, so I will have to make these! I love all the cute kid-friendly stuff you find to share!
Holly says
These are super cute!!! Love the new look 😉
Katrina says
These are just the cutest!
Cookin' Canuck says
That is the cutest idea! What a fun way to present a healthy snack to kids.
Alli says
So cute and so healthy! I thought it was candy at first. This would be so fun for kids. I always have a million cute snack ides running through my head and then life takes over and I bring the staples. I want to be the fun snack mom!
Ann@Apples and Twinkies says
These are so adorable and healthy! What could be better!
Hilary says
I’ve never seen healthy food look so cute. If I didn’t see the ingredients list, I would have thought these were little cupcakes!
Kankana says
Super cute and creative 🙂
Cakebrain says
Ohhhh! So cute! What a fantastic idea! Anything to encourage veggie eating is a plus in my books!
Pam Archer says
This is a very cute idea! It’s great to expose children to creative ways to do things, and to promote hospitality. Good for you.
Nichol says
I love this idea!
Carrie says
I love this idea!!! I love to bake sweets but like find healthier snack options form my sons class parties. I saw this idea on Tori and Dean’s Home Sweet Hollywood but forgot about it until now. Too cute!
Christina says
I adore this idea! So much fun…
Jeanette says
What a terrific idea – a great way to make it fun to eat healthily. I love the photos on your blog, they’re absolutely gorgeous!
bonnie says
The cutest idea ever. Thank You.
cooking rookie says
I’ve seen this before, but now that there is pinterest, I feel that I must pin this. I hope it’s ok with you 🙂 Goes directly to my favorite Food Blogs board.
Amy Kirchhoff says
Thanks for the inspiration! I included your post in my Take a Peek @ My Pinterest: Easter Edition post. Hope it brings you some traffic!
http://www.amytriedit.com/2012/04/peek-my-pinterest-quick-lil-easter-post.html
Rachel @ Baked by Rachel says
So simple and yet so completely adorable! Love it.
The Sparkle Queen says
Hi there! I just wanted to stop over and let you know that I’ve shared this post in a Baby Bunny SPRING Baby Shower idea board on my blog. I hope you can check it out and enjoy the event! <3
Lisa says
How do you clean the pots before using them? soapy water?