Once a week, I make an afternoon snack for all the grandchildren. Usually, it’s something not too healthy. I decided to fill Mason Jars with fruit. It’s a bit time consuming but nutritional.
I used cardstock scraps and decorated the tops of the jars.
I then added ribbon.
Of course, the snacks need to be refrigerator and eaten soon. These were chowed down within hours. Below is a picture of jars I filled with cake, pudding, and cool whip, probably their favorite snack. I may fill the jars with carrots, celery, broccoli, and other vegetables for an upcoming treat day. Maybe you have an idea.
Enjoy!
How do you do it, always fun and great ideas. Your simply awesome and I miss seeing you. Happy Spring
Hi Judy.Thanks for dropping by. Wishing you a happy spring with
warmer weather. Pat 🙂
They all look yummy
Thanks, Michelle. If I add vegetables next time, they might
not be such a hit. Thanks for dropping by. Pat
I was fortunate to be a recipient of a fruit jar. Delicious fresh fruit and so good. Great ideas! Thank you Patsy☺️
Glad you liked them. Thanks for dropping by. Pat
Those look delicious, Pat! I bet the grandkids loved all of them!
Thanks, Deb. My grandson ate two. LOL Pat
Your fruit jars brought a smile to my face! Such fun ideas!
Sally, thanks for dropping by. The jars are fun to do. I will keep
thinking of new fillers. Happy Spring. Pat