Snowman Breakfast

Long, cold Winter days can be difficult to keep the kiddos busy and happy! Creating a fun Snowman Breakfast complete with Snowman Pancakes, Snowman Poop, a Snowman Donut Building Station and Snowman Mugs filled with Hot White Chocolate is just the ticket you need!

With just a few supplies that we found at Walmart and a couple recipes, we put together this adorable and really fun Snowman Breakfast. Even though it’s all really easy, there are a lot of different areas, so let’s break it down.

In the middle of the table, is the Snowman Poop…cute huh? The “poop” are just Vanilla Yogurt Raisins sitting in a paper box, I made the sign and yes…I made it printable for you!

The Snowmen mugs hold White Hot Chocolate. They started out as clear mugs, found in the housewares department for under $2 and I drew the Snowman’s face on with Sharpie markers.

Our original plan was to paint the face on the inside of the glass with candy melts, but we quickly realized that the Hot Chocolate would melt the candy and it wouldn’t show. So then I tried painting the face on the outside with candy melts, and although it worked out, it was taking a super long time, and you know…I like to share quick and easy ideas that you can duplicate easily. So the Sharpie markers it was…they worked perfectly and, they do wash off, just be sure you are drawing on glass.

The White Hot Chocolate is simply melted chocolate, I used Hershey’s Bliss and chopped them roughly, and milk, simmered on the stovetop. {recipe below}

The mugs of White Hot Chocolate were topped with a big spoonful of whipped topping and blue sprinkles added. On each of the plates were Snowman Pancakes, we used the same recipe we have been using for years…Old Fashioned Homemade Pancakes. They are light and fluffy with just the right flavor. Bacon for the Snowman’s scarf, chocolate chips for the eyes, and mini Reese’s pieces for the nose and buttons. And the Snowman is sitting in mini marshmallows.
The Snowman Donuts are probably the most popular. To keep the kiddos busy, we created a Snowman Building Station…

Build a Donut Snowman Station

Body – Powered donuts
Scarf – Fruit Roll-up
Nose – Orange Gumdrop
Eyes – Reese’s pieces
Mouth – Jumbo Sprinkles
Hat – Tootsie Rolls and Rolo Candy
Straws or skewers {if the children are not too young}
Instructions
Hat – unwrap a Tootsie Roll and heat in microwave for 5 seconds, mold with your fingers into a disk shape and immediately gently push the Rolo candy into the warm Tootsie Roll
Scarf – unwrap Fruit Roll-up and cut strips for the scarf
Body – gently push the powdered donuts onto the straw
Face – add the gumdrop for the nose and gently push the eyes and mouth into the donut
Add the hat with a small amount of corn syrup or frosting
Tie the scarf around the snowman’s neck

Display everything so the kids can make their own. The sign is also printable if you are interested.

Now let’s chat about how we set the table. We found everything at Walmart, here is what we used…
Snowman Breakfast for the Kids

Tablecloth – I had this one, but they also have white tablecloths in the party supplies area for $.97 cents
Placemats – Construction paper cut in half – we found a large tablet near the crayons
White plastic wear – found in the party supplies area, only $.97 cents
Blue plates – again found in the party supplies area, only $.97 cents
Food including Snowman Poop – found in groceries
Snowman Donuts – items listed above
White Hot Chocolate – recipe below
Clear Mugs – found in housewares department
Sharpie Markers – found in office supplies
Snowman Poop and Snowman Donut Station signs

White Hot Chocolate

Ingredients

• 1/2 cup white chocolate - either chips, Hershey's Bliss candy or other white chocolate bar
• 1 3/4 cups milk, divided

Instructions

1. Place chocolate and 1/4 cup milk in saucepan on the stovetop
2. Heat and stir until chocolate is melted
3. Add remaining milk and heat slowly
4. Top with whipped topping and sprinkles if desired

Notes

Recipe makes 1 cup, double or triple recipe if necessary

Long, cold Winter days can be difficult to keep the kiddos busy and happy! Creating a fun Snowman Breakfast complete with Snowman Pancakes, Snowman Poop, a Snowman Donut Building Station and Snowman Mugs filled with Hot White Chocolate is just the ticket you need!

With just a few supplies that we found at Walmart and a couple recipes, we put together this adorable and really fun Snowman Breakfast. Even though it’s all really easy, there are a lot of different areas, so let’s break it down.

In the middle of the table, is the Snowman Poop…cute huh? The “poop” are just Vanilla Yogurt Raisins sitting in a paper box, I made the sign and yes…I made it printable for you!

The Snowmen mugs hold White Hot Chocolate. They started out as clear mugs, found in the housewares department for under $2 and I drew the Snowman’s face on with Sharpie markers.

Our original plan was to paint the face on the inside of the glass with candy melts, but we quickly realized that the Hot Chocolate would melt the candy and it wouldn’t show. So then I tried painting the face on the outside with candy melts, and although it worked out, it was taking a super long time, and you know…I like to share quick and easy ideas that you can duplicate easily. So the Sharpie markers it was…they worked perfectly and, they do wash off, just be sure you are drawing on glass.

The White Hot Chocolate is simply melted chocolate, I used Hershey’s Bliss and chopped them roughly, and milk, simmered on the stovetop. {recipe below}

The mugs of White Hot Chocolate were topped with a big spoonful of whipped topping and blue sprinkles added. On each of the plates were Snowman Pancakes, we used the same recipe we have been using for years…Old Fashioned Homemade Pancakes. They are light and fluffy with just the right flavor. Bacon for the Snowman’s scarf, chocolate chips for the eyes, and mini Reese’s pieces for the nose and buttons. And the Snowman is sitting in mini marshmallows.

The Snowman Donuts are probably the most popular. To keep the kiddos busy, we created a Snowman Building Station…

Build a Donut Snowman StationBody – Powered donutsScarf – Fruit Roll-upNose – Orange GumdropEyes – Reese’s piecesMouth – Jumbo SprinklesHat – Tootsie Rolls and Rolo CandyStraws or skewers {if the children are not too young}

Instructions

Hat – unwrap a Tootsie Roll and heat in microwave for 5 seconds, mold with your fingers into a disk shape and immediately gently push the Rolo candy into the warm Tootsie RollScarf – unwrap Fruit Roll-up and cut strips for the scarfBody – gently push the powdered donuts onto the strawFace – add the gumdrop for the nose and gently push the eyes and mouth into the donutAdd the hat with a small amount of corn syrup or frostingTie the scarf around the snowman’s neck

Thanks to: 

http://hoosierhomemade.com/snowman-breakfast-for-the-kids-with-free-printables/