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Edible Flower Bark: Healthy Yogurt Bark that Kids Can Make!

Edible Flower Bark: Healthy Yogurt Bark that Kids Can Make!

April 18, 2017 By Katie Chiavarone Leave a Comment

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My kids LOVED making this edible flower bark! Not only was it tasty (and healthy), but there are so many fine motor and math skills to work on with kids in the kitchen! If you are having a hard time finding edible flowers, you can opt for some dried ones instead. We loved the look of the fresh Hibiscus and found them with the herbs at our grocery store.

My kids LOVED making this edible flower bark! Not only was it tasty (and healthy), but there are so many fine motor and math skills to work on with kids in the kitchen!

 

To Make Your Edible Flower Bark

What you need:

Yogurt (we used non fat vanilla but you could opt for plain greek to make it healthier!)

Pumpkin Seeds

Dried Cranberries

Granola

Edible Flowers

My kids LOVED making this edible flower bark! Not only was it tasty (and healthy), but there are so many fine motor and math skills to work on with kids in the kitchen!

 

What to do:

Spread the yogurt out on a waxed paper lined baking sheet.

 

My kids LOVED making this edible flower bark! Not only was it tasty (and healthy), but there are so many fine motor and math skills to work on with kids in the kitchen!

 

Carefully sprinkle the ingredients onto the yogurt, pressing them in gently.

 

My kids LOVED making this edible flower bark! Not only was it tasty (and healthy), but there are so many fine motor and math skills to work on with kids in the kitchen!

 

Gently add the flower petals to the yogurt, also pressing gently so that they don’t sink into the yogurt (this just makes it prettier!).

 

My kids LOVED making this edible flower bark! Not only was it tasty (and healthy), but there are so many fine motor and math skills to work on with kids in the kitchen!

 

Place the tray in the freezer overnight. Remove from the freezer and break into pieces!

 

My kids LOVED making this edible flower bark! Not only was it tasty (and healthy), but there are so many fine motor and math skills to work on with kids in the kitchen!

 

You will need to eat them quickly, they melt fast but are tasty!

 

My kids LOVED making this edible flower bark! Not only was it tasty (and healthy), but there are so many fine motor and math skills to work on with kids in the kitchen!

 

My kids LOVED making this edible flower bark! Not only was it tasty (and healthy), but there are so many fine motor and math skills to work on with kids in the kitchen!

 

My 6 year old has recently become much more adventurous with food, so we are really trying to explore a ton of different flavors and textures. This was a really fun one!

 

My kids LOVED making this edible flower bark! Not only was it tasty (and healthy), but there are so many fine motor and math skills to work on with kids in the kitchen!

 


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My kids LOVED making this edible flower bark! Not only was it tasty (and healthy), but there are so many fine motor and math skills to work on with kids in the kitchen!


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