When fruit is offered appealingly, it is often more appealing to try this too. Especially for fruit muffles!
Try these kiwi balls once. I made them on an egg cup with some blueberries. The "fruit pickers" are supposed to motivate you to grab them.
My experience has shown me that children eat lighter fruits if they are allowed to help in preparing and dressing. Let the children cut the bullets out of the kiwi. It's not that difficult. I'll show you this with lots of pictures!
Kiwi balls (healthy snacking)
Apple snails of puff pastry
These apple snails made of puff pastry are quickly prepared and the children can help with the preparation and watch how a sweet pastry is produced in a few steps.
Cinnamon-leaved dough stems
These puff pastry sticks are simple, fast and ideal for children's help. Sprinkle puff pastry with cinnamon and sugar, roll together, turn in and bake. A small pastry if it has to be done quickly!
Snails of cranberry
These sweet snails with a fruity caramel edge are a taste experience. You have to try that!
Chocolate nut snails
From puff pastry we conjure up some chocolate nut snails with children.
To do this, we first paint a chocolate cream on the puff pastry. Then we scatter almonds and roll the whole thing together. Then we cut the roll into 2cm wide pieces and place it flat on a baking sheet. In the oven, small sweet finger food snails become.
Mini pepper vessels (2 variants)
From mini or snack paprikas we make small boats. The paprika halves are filled with herbal fresh cheese and get a small sail from half a cucumber slice or a salad leaf.
An idea for the next finger food buffet, a children's birthday party, the summer party, New Year's Eve or for a picnic.
Skewers with Parmesan leaf dough balls (food pops)
With Parmesan leaf pastry balls We make strong skewers for a finger food buffet. They are made quickly and with the children they are as popular as with the adults.
Parmesan leaf dough balls
Perfect for a finger food buffet. These crispy puff pastry balls are panned with Parmesan cheese. A simple adventure for children, where they can do almost everything themselves.
Cheese-Schinken-Gurke: snails
It's easy! Finger food for kids! A slice of cooked ham and a slice of cheese are put on top of each other and rolled together. Cut into slices, each roll is punctured with a toothpick and put on a cucumber. Finished are the "snails". Served on a fresh salad leaf, they look like bites!
Try it out. Children love this "bread-free variant" and a few Loin chestnuts they also taste delicious!
Mini marshmallow muffins
As a finger food, these mini marshmallow muffins are perfect for a picnic. But you also have your own for a children's birthday party, a carnival party or a New Year's Eve party. A simple idea that inspires children.