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Cheetos Carrots


I can't wait to make these fun Cheetos carrots again this year. I made them last year. My neighbor Tracy gave me the idea. I am going to make them as treats for Matthew's class. I can't believe Easter is upon us. Really? Is it April? How fast is this year passing us by??
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TracyB said…
How cute is that?!? I think I'm going to make them for the kids class.
6:01 AM
MommyGirl said…
that's awesome! what's the bag? :)
9:39 AM
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9:57 PM
thesapp4 said…
I made some with goldfish crackers, trying to be a little healthier, and that worked really well too. Apparently everyone else was making these too because Wal Mart was out of the green tissue paper, but I used green napkins and they worked great. Thanks for the idea!
10:01 PM
mom@hobokenmetromom.com said…
What a great idea! I love it! I liked the comment about using goldfish crackers to make them more healthy. I can't wait to try these next year!
11:06 AM
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