How to Make Leprechaun Toast for Your Preschooler
Inside: Leprechaun Toast is our take on unicorn toast for St. Patrick's Day. It's easy to whip up before school, and can be a new family favorite.
There is a lot to love about the unicorn toast frenzy recently. I love that it gives me the opportunity to add a little creativity to our breakfast without adding too much more TIME. Because getting out of the house on time is quite the task.
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How Do You Make Leprechaun Toast?
Have you heard of the unicorn toast trend? It's very similar. Basically, you want to take a piece of toast and cover it with colored cream cheese, and some Lucky Charms. It's so easy!
A few of my favorite things about leprechaun toast
You can do so many things to add some color, flavor, or fun to these. Add some sprinkles in, St. Patrick's Day sprinkles can be so fun!
Related: Hilarious St. Patrick’s Day Lunchbox Jokes Printable Set
Kiwi and matcha powder are fun ways to add color if you don't want to use food coloring. Here are a few other great ways to create natural food dyes.
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Can Leprechaun Toast be Healthier?
It sure can!
By adding or removing parts, you can make it better fit your family's dietary needs.
Gluten free? Use the bread you are able to eat, or even a wrap.
Dye free? Use kiwi, matcha powder, or even a little spinach to color the cream cheese. You could even leave it without color, and it's still super fun.
You don't have to be a Pinterest Mom to enjoy this fun toast with your kids.
Don't have cream cheese? Use butter (they won't care) or even peanut butter.
Honestly, your kids will just be thrilled that there is cereal on top of their toast, a fun and unexpected breakfast.
Feeling a little extra motivated today? Use the guide I posted above to create several different colors for the cream cheese, and then put all the colors of the rainbow on top. That would be so fun!
Enjoy the recipe, below!
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Leprechaun Toast Printable Recipe
Leprechaun Toast
Leprechaun toast is a quick and easy way to add a little fun into your St. Patrick's Day breakfast with your kids. My kids LOVE the fact that they have cereal on their toast (if only I knew it would be so easy to get them to eat breakfast!)
You most likely have everything you need already, but in case you don't the ingredients are easy to find at your local grocery store.
This is a silly little St. Patrick's Day spin on the unicorn toast trend floating around.
Ingredients
- 8 oz Whipped Cream Cheese
- 4-6 drops green food coloring
- 1/3 c Lucky Charms cereal
- Bread
Instructions
- Add food coloring to cream cheese
- Toast your bread
- Add cream cheese "frosting" to your toast
- Sprinkle Lucky Charms on top
- Enjoy!
Notes
If you don't have whipped cream cheese in your house, take regular cream cheese and whip it up in your stand mixer.
