Posted on Feb 1st 2016
Kids Cookie Activity
KIDDIE POPS
for
Creative Kids
A sugar cookie is great to decorate and has even more pizzazz when made into a tasty cookie-on-a-stick.
For a party favor, decorate a few cookies ahead of time and write each child's name on a cookie. This will make everyone feel special and give the kids a tasty treat to take home.
Tip: Be sure to have enough pops for the little artists to use.
For ease and quickness:
Use already-prepared cookie dough found in the refrigerated section of your grocery store. AND... if you or the kids do NOT want to roll the cookie dough, use easy cut-pat-bake cookie treat pans that are no mess and quick.
The lollipop stick can be placed in the cookie dough and baked in the oven or pressed into the soft cookie immediately upon removing from the oven.
To Decorate with Edible Candy Toppings:
Cover cookies with a pour frosting...
Easy Step-by-Step Photo Instructions
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While frosting is moist, add sparkling sanding sugars, candy confetti sprinkles and jimmies candy confetti sprinkes, as desired.
Allow the decorated cookies to dry overnight.
To Decorate with Drawings and Messages:
When completely dry, stamp or write messages and pictures as desired. Use pointed paint brushes dipped into food coloring (liquid or paste) and create directly onto the cookie or use colorful EDIBLE PAINTS.
FOAM COOKIE STAMPERS
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EDIBLE
PAINTS
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COLORS INCLUDE
Green, Orange, Pink, Yellow, Blue, Red, Violet
Cookie Treat Pans
(re-usable metal)
Do NOT NOT NOT roll the cookie dough!
Just cut off a piece of dough and
pat into each round indentation of the cookie pan.
It's so easy, just press dough or
rice krispies type cereal treat mixture into the pan,
insert a cookie stick, then bake, cool and decorate.
EDIBLE
Candy Confetti Sprinkles
73 shapes and colors
See photos of them all
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