My Fairy Bread

Though my son is currently homeschooled, I make sure he has his "snack time" during and after "class".  He usually calls for cookies or chips but I am planning for better option!  Something pleasing to the eyes at the same time packed with vitamins and minerals to help his complete development.

I got inspired to create Fairy Bread when I got this package.

Note from AskMeMom: Everything should be in moderation.  

Here's my simple steps to make colorful Fairy Bread.

Step 1: Toast Bread
Step 2: Cut into fun shapes.  Mine is in star.
Step 3: Add a good amount of Star Margarine
Step 4: Sprinkle candied sprinkles on top.  The more colorful the better.

Heart-Healthy Option Back in my Kitchen!

You know how I've been posting "baon tips" for kids the past few weeks?  It's because I have an active toddler who's starting to be picky with his school snacks!  I am that crazy parent who checks up on him every "snack time" if he has touched his food, and to no avail, he would often go for junk food instead! 

What are your sandwich spread choices?  Arrange them from less evil to the most evil ---

1. Jams
2. Mayonnaise
3. Butter
4. Margarine

Yeah, margarine would always go last.  And now that I'm older but not exactly wiser and after thorough research, I realized that Margarine is actually healthy not only for kids but for the entire family!

Let me share to you the reasons I got based from research ---