I guess it is a huge hit at kids parties down under and I think it is a pretty inexpensive treat to try out at your next fairy party.
You can read more about it at I Ate Brisbane. And thanks to Craft for finding it for us!
4/23/2010
Fairy Bread
In Australia, if you take bread and butter and sprinkle it with 100's and 1000's (kinda like nonpareils or sprinkles here in the US) you get fairy bread:
I guess it is a huge hit at kids parties down under and I think it is a pretty inexpensive treat to try out at your next fairy party.
You can read more about it at I Ate Brisbane. And thanks to Craft for finding it for us!
I guess it is a huge hit at kids parties down under and I think it is a pretty inexpensive treat to try out at your next fairy party.
You can read more about it at I Ate Brisbane. And thanks to Craft for finding it for us!
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What a great idea! Ooh! And what if you use a cookie cutter and make little animals or round shapes then spread butter and sprinkles on them! Too cool! Thanks for the idea!
Awesome! This reminds me of what my Grandma used to do for a low-cost treat. She'd sprinkle the unmade favored jello powder on buttered toast! Lots of sugar, but MAN, we loved it!
I definitely need to try this! Thanks!
McVal, I love your idea, but I would spread, sprinkle, then cover with another slice of bread and then cut. That way it would be a surprise for the kids to find the sprinkes in the sandwich.
An age old Australian kids' party treat! Soooo good.
I still can't believe the rest of the world hasn't cottoned on to this - it's a MUST HAVE at every birthday party, and sometimes in between LOL!
McVal, that's what I do...cut it into fancy shapes to fit the theme. For my daughter's rainbow party coming up, I'm going to buy the individual coloured sprinkles and layer the colours onto semi-circles, like rainbows.
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