It's almost here! Heart-shaped food day!
Most of you probably call February 14 "Valentine's Day," but around here? It's heart-shaped food day.
Here are ideas for celebrating the kids you love — for breakfast, lunch, and dinner! We hope you and your family enjoy heart-shaped food day — AKA Valentine's Day — this February 14!
A Heart-y Breakfast: Heart-Shaped Eggs
You could do heart-shaped pancakes easily — all you need is a cookie cutter or heat-safe mold — but why stop there? These heart-shaped boiled eggs are easy to make, and your family will surely tell you how egg-cellent you are for making them.
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What you'll need:
- Freshly hard-boiled eggs
- A piece of stiff cardboard (a box or an empty and cleaned juice or milk carton works great!) shaped into a V-shape about the height of an egg
- Chopsticks
- Rubber bands
- Plastic wrap
Directions:
- Wrap your just-peeled eggs in plastic wrap.
- Place inside the V-shaped cardboard.
- Lay a chopstick on top of the eggs.
- Wrap the rubber band securely around the chopstick and cardboard, so the egg is nestled tightly between them.
- Refrigerate for about 2 hours.
Cut in half and serve with toast and raspberries or strawberries (both are naturally heart-shaped) to your egg-ceptional Valentine!
Loveable Lunch: A Heart-Shaped PB&J With Sprinkles
This unexpected and fun heart-shaped sandwich will make them giggle with delight when they pull it from their lunchbox!
What you'll need:
- Everything you need to make a PB&J
- A small heart-shaped cookie cutter
- Sprinkles
See how to make it:
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A Delightful Dinner: Heart-shaped Pizza
Everyone loves pizza, so what better dinner to serve on the day of love? Shape your pizza dough into a heart, add your family's favorite toppings, and cook as usual!
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