We have another Thanksgiving Food Craft for the Kids! Enjoy these festive Pilgrim Hats for your Thanksgiving Dessert. They will be a fun Thanksgiving Tradition with the kids!
Kids’ Thanksgiving Food Craft – Pilgrim Hats
With the dawn of fall comes falling leaves, cornucopia, apples, and of course Thanksgiving and Pilgrims. We wanted to celebrate the fall with a festive Thanksgiving Food Craft for the kids – Pilgrim Hats. The recipe craft is simple, cookies, Rolos, starburst and melting chocolates.
These would be a great snack for a Thanksgiving class party! Just check for allergies in the classroom.
Enjoy!
Pilgrim Hats Thanksgiving Food Craft
Yield: 12 Hats
Ingredients:
- 12 Keebler Grasshopper Cookies (in the past we used OREO Fudge Cremes)
- 12 Rolos
- 2 Yellow Starburst
- 1/4 cup Orange Melting Chips (or use white and add orange food coloring)
Directions:
- Unwrap Starburst and work between fingers to soften and flatten.
- Cut to create 12 small rectangles to use as buckles for each hat.
- Heat Orange Candy Chips in large bowl by microwaving for 30 seconds stirring and repeating until melted.
- Arrange 12 cookies on flat surface.
- Dip Rolo about halfway down in orange chocolate. Allow excess to drip off.
- Place Rolo in middle of cookie.
- Take one of the “buckles” and place along orange “hatband”.
- Allow to set.
Kids’ Thanksgiving Food Craft – Pilgrim Hats
Description
We have another Thanksgiving Food Craft for the Kids! Enjoy these festive Pilgrim Hats for your Thanksgiving Dessert. They will be a fun Thanksgiving Tradition with the kids!
Ingredients
- 12 Keebler Grasshopper cookies (in the past we used OREO Fudge Cremes)
- 12 Rolos
- 2 Yellow Starburst
- 1/4 cup Orange Melting Chips
Instructions
- Unwrap Starburst and work between fingers to soften and flatten.
- Cut to create 12 small rectangles to use as buckles for each hat.
- Heat Orange Candy Chips in large bowl by microwaving for 30 seconds stirring and repeating until melted.
- Arrange 12 cookies on flat surface.
- Dip Rolo about halfway down in orange chocolate. Allow excess to drip off.
- Place Rolo in middle of cookie.
- Take one of the “buckles” and place along orange “hatband”.
- Allow to set.
We have more Thanksgiving Food Craft Ideas for the Kids!
Enjoy these fun treats! Make another Thanksgiving Food Craft for the Kids – Nutter Butter Turkey Cookies. Pin to Pinterest.
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