As a Cubscout leader at church I get to come up with fun ideas for about twelve 9 year-old boys. For the Bear achievement 9f they needed to make a dessert for their family. I couldn't picture us making a cake or something like that without envisioning a chaotic mess so I adapted an idea from Pillsbury. And it was a fun, yummy and easy dessert.
(Side note: Later I laughed as I told my husband the scene in the kitchen at church when we first arrived: one scout was scouring the drawers for knives, some were trying to "skateboard" on the pushable carts for serving, another couple were pushing buttons on the microwave and a few were turning on the fan and blowing things around. This was IMMEDIATELY as we walked in the door. These guys are busy!)
These would be fun to make with any group of kids!
All you need for ingredients are: Oreos (or similar cookie), almond bark, cherry sours, mini-chocolate chips and pretzels.
First, melt the almond bark according to package directions. Then dip the cookies in the melted bark until completely covered in white gooey yum. Fish them out with a spoon and set them on a plate or wax paper. Stick on a cherry sour for a nose, mini chips for eyes and pretzels for antlers. (You can break the pretzels if you like.)
You may need to let them harden before eating or handling. (If you can wait that long!)
Watch out reindeers! We're mass producing Rudolphs!
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