Banana Bears

If I turn food into an array of shapes or to resemble an animal my kids will devour it in seconds. Teddy Bear Toast is still a weekly favorite as are Bacon and Egg Bunnies, but when I showed them these Banana Bears that I made for Bolthouse Farms UnBake Sale they went positively nuts with excitement. After all, what’s not to love?!

Little nuggets of bananas are topped with the tiniest bit of whipped light cream cheese as the “glue” to add sweet blueberries, strawberries and of course a nibble of chocolate to turn everyday bananas into these adorable little bites. Each little Banana Bear takes less than 20 seconds to make and each bite takes less than 1 second to disappear as both Kenya and Chloe demonstrated for me over and over.

Banana Bear is one of the recipes I created for Bolthouse Farms UnBake Sale initiative, a fruit and veggie twist on traditional bake sales. To learn more, go to TheUnBakeSale.com and download all the tools to host an UnBake Sale at your school. Fill up your UnBake Sale table with snack items made of fruits and veggies – if you don’t have time to make a snack item, have no fear – Bolthouse Farms Kids Smoothies are a great item to feature at your UnBake Sale. As an added bonus, the smoothies fit perfectly into your school lunch box!

For more inspiration on how to create a gang of Banana Bears you can watch the video above for a bunch of easy tips! #sponsored

This post is sponsored by Bolthouse Farms. All views and opinions expressed are my own.

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