Here is what we offered:
- Chocolate doughnuts on a stick (popsicle stick inserted)
- White powdered doughnuts on a stick (popsicle stick inserted)
- Hot dogs (sliced) on a stick (toothpick)
- Cheese (sliced) on a stick (toothpick)
- Rice Krispie treats (cut in half and popsicle stick inserted)
- Cake pops
- S'mores fixings (marshmallows, graham crackers, package of 12 snack size Hershey bars)
- Tootsie Roll pops
For dipping, we had white and chocolate melts in two small crockpots, bowls with sprinkles, and spoons.
My director bought a cake pop maker for $3.00 at a Goodwill and it worked like a charm! Takes 4 minutes from start to finish. I will say that chilling the cake mix overnight did help with the consistency (making it thicker). I made up some cake pops ahead of time and continued to make them throughout the program.
I also purchase a Hershey's S'more Maker at a local Goodwill, but did not have the chance to try it out prior to the program. So, for the s'mores, we had a small microwave available. Great s'mores were made in 10 seconds.
I also offered a simple craft, which was a bookmark. This was a jumbo craft stick and stickers adhered to it.
Next time around, we plan to add mini corndogs on sticks, and I've also seen the plans for Easter Peeps Fruit Kabobs.
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