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There is a birthday coming up for Dr. Seuss and we love making Dr. Seuss fun food! We wanted to make a healthy snack so we came up with this Dr. Seuss Sneetches Fruit Snack! The Sneetches is one of my boys favorite Dr. Seuss books! This was so fun to make and my boys really loved this!

Dr Seuss Sneetches Fruit Snack - Fun Fruit Art For Kids.

Fruit Art For Kids

Making fun characters and animals is a great way to introduce new food to your toddlers and kids. We always love coming up with new ideas for fruit art and this pear was the perfect shape for a Star Bellied Sneetch!

Sneetches Fruit Snack Ingredients

  • Fruit- pear and grapes.
  • Decorating- raisins.
Dr Seuss Sneetches Fruit Snack - Fun Fruit Art For Kids.

How To Make a Dr Seuss Sneetches Fruit Snack

  1. Cut a pear in half. Place one half on a plate for the body.
  2. Cut the head and beak, arms, and legs from the scrap pieces.
  3. Decorate with raisins and a grape.

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Dr. Seuss Sneetches Pear Fruit Snack on a blue plate
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Dr Seuss Sneetches Pear Snack

Jill
We wanted to make a healthy Dr. Seuss snack so we came up with this Sneetches Pear Snack! This is an easy fruit art snack to make!
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Ingredients 

  • 1 pear
  • 1 green grape
  • 4 raisins

Instructions 

  • Start out by cutting the pear in half. Place one half on a plate for the body.
  • Cut around the other half in the shape of the Sneetch's head and beak. Cut the arms, legs, eyes, and hair using the scraps from around the head
  • Cut up a few raisins to make the pupils, eye brows, and mouth. Cut a green grape in half and then cut it into a star for the belly.

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That day, they decided that Sneetches are Sneetches,
and no kind of Sneetch is the BEST on the beaches.
That day, all the Sneetches forgot about stars,
and whether they had one or not upon thars.

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6 Comments

  1. Brianna @ Craft Thyme says:

    Awesome idea! I am having my second son's 1st birthday party this weekend and I am doing a Dr. Seuss theme. (sadly I was idiotic enough to not realize it coincided with Dr. Seuss' Birthday :)). I need to try to recreate a few sneetches for the buffet table.

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  2. marissa | Rae Gun Ramblings says:

    oh this is amazing love how this turned out! I hope you'll be adding this to my What We Wore, Read, and Made Wednedsays Party

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  3. lovefoodies says:

    This is so funny and cute! Love it 🙂 At least that's one way to get kids to eat and have fun at the same time!

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  4. Eric VanRaepenbusch says:

    Another creative idea! Love it!

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  5. Jill says:

    Thanks Beth! Such a cute book!

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  6. Beth @ Hungry Happenings says:

    These Sneetches are perfect! I love how you created the legs, arms, and furry collar out of pear. So clever.

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