I have seen beautiful gingerbread houses decorated to the nines on blogs lately and we didn’t make one. The house we made looks like it needs renovations, but it tasted delicious.
We took four crescent rolls and make a bread house by flattening them with “clean” hands. Then I spread cream cheese across the baked bread house and finally we decorated it with yummy foods contained in a Christmas tree in.
The decoration tin contained Roma tomatoes, cucumber sticks, cheese in triangles (aka “big” cheese by JDaniel. He says the cheese from the deli is really big.), carrot sticks, banana chips and dried fruit.
We had the best time making this house. I placed the door and windows in the house. The rest was completed together.
Disclaimer: All the carrots and cucumbers were peeled off the house and placed in front of me. I was not offered any cheese or banana chips.
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Hahahaha! That disclaimer made me laugh! My Muffin today kindly offered her father and I “some” of her chocolate egg. We said yes please, and each received a piece about the size of a pinhead, complete with spit from where she had licked her finger. Charming.
Also I loved your idea of decorating the house, such an awesome creative idea!
Love the idea! I get so tired of all the candy she eats making gingerbread houses all month long! This is brilliant!
Great disclaimer!
What a fun idea! I love it! Nice disclaimer, too. 😉 lol
Wow, your house really turned out cute!
So kind of him to selectively share 😉
What a clever take on the whole Gingerbread house idea! And love the disclaimer! Too cute! Happy Monday!
Wow, how cool is this?!
Okay, that is such a cute idea…how fun!!! We did a Christmas book theme, hop over to my blog to enter a Christmas Giveaway of MTM foods!!!
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Ha ha! How cute is he! I love the crescent house, such a cute idea.
So cute! The disclaimer made me smile 🙂
That’s too cute! I am posting a graham cracker gingerbread style house on Thursday I think…stop by, I bet your little would love it! 🙂
OMG you are so creative! What a wonderful and fun idea! Happy MTM 🙂
I LOVE YOUR HOUSE!! How fabulous is that So much fun!!! Yummy!
Maggy
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I just don’t know how you manage to pull this off so differently and creatively each week! Bravo!
oo I think it turned out cute!
love your disclaimer…somehow I always get those handed to me too!
ha ha! Your disclaimer made me laugh! That is such a fun idea and it sounds very yummy.
What a fun idea, very creative!
What a cute idea; love the disclaimer, too! I’m a new follower.
So cute!
That is SO cute! Great idea!
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Love the creativity and uniqueness of your lunch. I love that it was something he got to help create. I may just have to use this idea, if I can fit it in.
Loving the disclaimer.
AWW this looks like such a cute idea. When Tyler is a bit older I will be sure to try this with him.
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I’ll try anything once! =) thanks for sharing, jDaniel4’s Mom!
You always have amazingly cute ideas. This looks too cute to eat. :o)
LOL love the disclosure 🙂 I am so lucky that my daughter’s a veggie-holic. She will take down a whole cucumber or apple on our way home from daycare. And cheese? She has a slice nearly every morning with her breakfast! Happy Wednesday 🙂 Thanks for stopping by!
You always have such creative ways to feed the kids! Love it!
So very cute! Stopping by from SITS!
love this
and LOVE the disclaimer! too funny
Wow that is too cool! It looks yummy, too, like something I’d want to eat. A lot healthier than a gingerbread house I think. 🙂