Have you ever heard of Fairy Bread? I hadn’t either until we moved to Australia. At almost every child’s birthday party, fairy bread is served. It is essentially white bread, spread with some butter and topped with sprinkles. It can’t get any easier than that right? So for a Valentine’s Day treat, give the usual fairy bread a loving twist by making some Heart Shaped Fairy Bread.
Heart Shaped Fairy Bread
What you need:
- White bread
- Butter
- Sprinkles
- Heart Shaped Cutter
How to Make Heart Shaped Fairy Bread:
- Cut heart shapes of white bread using the heart shaped cutter
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- Spread a thin layer of butter over the heart shaped bread.
- Cover it generously with sprinkles. The butter allows the sprinkles to stick to the bread.
Serve and enjoy!
Alternatively, you could make a heart shaped fairy bread sandwich. This also helps avoid waste, because it makes use of the off cut or border of the heart shape cut out. Spread the butter on a whole piece of white bread. Generously top this slice with sprinkles. Then place the piece of bread with a heart cut out on top.
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This post is part of a Valentine/Friendship Kindergarten Study Unit. Visit all these other amazing sites to get more Valentines themed Kindergarten activities and learning ideas….
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Fairy bread sounds awesome! We are definitely going to have to give a try!
That’s great! Super easy to do. Hope your kids like it 🙂
These look SO yummy!
They’re usually gone in 10 seconds when served at parties 😉
How interesting! I had never heard of this.
I can totally relate 🙂 But fairy bread really is a staple in Aussie kids parties
I have never heard of this, but it’s so simple I have to try it with our Preschool group!
Definitely one of the simplest and easiest treats you’ll ever make. Hope the kids like them 🙂
Interesting. My daughter would love this because it’s everything she loves- sugar and butter. Haha. Thanks for sharing.
It’s everything most kids love! 🙂
This would by my son’s idea of heaven for lunch!
Just to let you know as well that is has been featured over on my It’s Friday We’re In Love round up http://www.craftykidsathome.com/2016/01/valentines-day-crafts-decor-snacks-and-kids-activities.html
🙂 The same with my kids! I always emphasise that fairy bread is a special a treat 🙂 Thanks for the feature!