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We created this fun Olaf Pancake Breakfast from the new Disney movie Frozen for my 3 year old yesterday morning. He loves Olaf & just loved this breakfast!
Olaf Pancakes Breakfast
Your little Frozen fans will totally love this easy breakfast. My 3 year old couldn’t stop staring at it! It is really a great movie and you should definitely go and see it if you haven’t already.
Olaf Pancakes Ingredients
- Pancakes – make our delicious Fluffy Pancakes recipe or used a boxed mix.
- Fruit: 1 clementine slice.
- Decorating: marshmallow, chocolate chips, whipped cream spray and bacon.
How To Make Olaf Pancake Breakfast
- Start out by making your pancake shapes in a pan over low heat.
- They do not have to be perfect because you can cut your edges using kitchen scissors.
- Place your shapes on a plate like our picture.
- Cut the ends off of the marshmallow.
- Cut out the teeth from one ends and the eyes from the other end using kitchen scissors.
- Use bacon for the mouth, arms, and hair. Add on the chocolate chips.
- Cut off the end from a clementine slice for the nose. Add on whipped cream for the snow.
Here is my little 3 year old taking his own pictures for our blog. I caught him doing this and thought it was so cute!:)
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Olaf Pancake Breakfast
We created this fun Olaf Pancake Breakfast from the new Disney movie Frozen for my 3 year old yesterday morning. So easy and fun!
Servings: 1
Ingredients
- pancake recipe or boxed mix
- bacon 1 slice
- 5 chocolate chips
- 1 marshmallow
- whipped cream spray
- 1 clementine slice
Instructions
- Make your pancake shapes in a pan over low heat. They do not have to be perfect as you can cut our edges using kitchen scissors.
- Place your shapes on a plate in the shape of Olaf.
- Cut the ends off of the marshmallow. Cut out the teeth from one end and the eyes from the other end using kitchen scissors.
- Use the bacon to make the mouth, arms, and hair with kitchen scissors.
- Add on the chocolate chips for the buttons and pupils. Cut off the end from a clementine slice for the nose. Add on whipped cream for the snow.
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10 comments on “Olaf Pancakes for Breakfast”
What about the eyebrows? : )
Olaf pancakes are toothsome. Love to relish these. I like this post
So cute!! I hopped over from the Sew Can Do linky. I pinned this to my Disney Dreaming Board.
Ha! How fun!!! I bet this made the pancakes even more delicious!!
Awe, my kids would LOVE this! Thanks!!!!
I love this! Olaf is so funny…the name reminds me of Count Olaf of course!
fun! love your little guy is in on the action!!
It's too cute to see your son taking pics. I love how involved they are in your blog. Your pancakes are absolutely adorable. Pinning.
Beth @ Hungry Happenings
Only you can make Olaf even cuter!
That's so cute! <3 Your son is so lucky to have such a creative mother!