Today's muffin tin is focused around some different Christmas Carols.
We had:
Bell Shaped PB&J
(I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day or
Jingle Bells)
Bowtie Pasta-otherwise known as Angel Wings
(Angels We Have Heard on High)
Star shaped cheese-representing night time
(Silent Night)
Manger made with quarter graham cracker, sandwich scraps for the legs,
cheese hay and Junior Mint for Baby Jesus's head
(Away in a Manger)
Canned Pear Slices
(12 Days of Christmas-the Pear Tree)
A piece of Peanut Butter Chocolate Cookie Bar
(doesn't represent a song, it represents the Christmas program we went to last night where we sang lots of songs. We brought the bars. I found them at Making Mama Happy.)
I told the girls the white milk represented I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas.
Also linking to
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I love your manger scene. Now you have me singing Christmas songs.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea to do the different carols!
ReplyDeleteVery cute (and yummy) idea! So glad you enjoyed the cookie bars!
ReplyDeleteJamie
<a href="http://makingmamahappy.blogspot.com>Making Mama Happy</a>
What a cute idea, and so creative.
ReplyDeletehttp://snoopygirlmusings.blogspot.com/2010/04/breakfast-cookies-yumiliscious.html Here is a link to the recipe for the breakfast cookies my dear. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI love your theme! For some reason I think it's hilarious that Baby Jesus has a Junior Mint head... made me giggle.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea! I love Christmas carols! Thanks for linking up to NOBH :)
ReplyDeleteManger is too cute! Cheese for hay! LOVE IT!
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