Is Snoopy two macaroons, and omelet, and fruit leather?

Bpath, not sure what you are seeing. i see it as molded rice and seaweed for the Snoopy.

I love these. I just sent them to my sister who babysits her great grandaughter a couple days a week. My grandaughter is almost five months, so I will save them for a while.

My food fun growing up was when my grandmother cut the crusts off the sandwich bread and then cut them into four triangles,lol. I did that with my boys.

We read a lot of Dr. Seuss and I made green eggs and ham one morning. I did not realize I made such an impression with the green eggs until my oldest mentioned it in his forty's!

Sherry, that sounds like fun.love Dr. Seuss.

Side story: I was pregnant with my oldest and working in Manhatten. Dr Seuss was appearing at a book store. I decided against going. He passed away a few years later. still wish I would have gone.

I still quote his books! My husband could not stand them.

"I do not like green eggs and ham. I do not like them Sam I Am. "

Those designs are so clever, @eld6161. The toddler that’s eating them:

^^^Fun2,so cute^^^

These are so adorable and fun! Have to send Snoopy to my 50-something kid who adores Snoopy. Maybe one day she will be a grandmother.

I suspect as Fun2B suggests, the fun is for the preparer and not much for the eaters.

Like the person who periodically posts artistic displays of food. They are talented and clever but if I were waiting to eat, I'd offer the compliment such creativity deserves but hope that it not cool off too much before being served.

Oh, I can imagine some little boys I knew having fun plucking the ”hair” off the fairy so she was bald! (or her dress!) But you do have a point, Elmer. It’s why we switched from theme birthday cakes to brownies, then pie. The kids didn’t care or even notice what the cake looked like, and ate either the icing, or the cake, but rarely both. Brownies were,a universal favorite and extra pieces could be easily sent home with kids or boxed up. In later years, pies were a birthday activity, with each kid selecting the filing for their slice, and making a way to identify that slice on the crust. (Making pizza was a similar activity.)

I think it’s like sushi, really pretty but then you just pop it in your mouth.

I see the rice now, eld, but is the yellow an omelette? It’s really cute.

Yes, both, the yellow is eggs.

We did theme parties, but never themed cakes.