How Do You Make A Quick, Fun And Healthy Kids Edible Necklace?
This is one of those family fun or group activities that springs from ancient childhood. It’s reminiscent of the popular candy necklaces introduced in 1958 that some of us grew up with. You’d put them around your neck, and whenever the urge hit, you bit a piece of candy off. They’re still made today, with even brighter techno-colors and even more artificial flavors. But this homemade version is more of a breakfast or snack necklace. It’s a fun novelty for teachers to make for kids, for kids’ birthday parties, for snacking during hikes and walks with kids, and if desired, something for group activities, party themes or fun kids’ activities. It’s for children old enough to handle it safely, but not old enough to be too cool to enjoy. Here are some thoughts after you’ve looked over the Things You’ll Need box: Fruit Loops comes to mind as one of the most colorful edible beads to use, but healthier versions of cold cereal with fairly bright colors are becoming more and more available. “Food
