Tomorrow is Leap Day or the 29th of February! When one thinks of leaping, one might think of frogs. I know I did.
This snack is filled not only with a leaping green spinach tortilla frog with olive eyes but, several other wonderful green foods.JDaniel's favorite green foods are in this tin.
JDaniel loves green grapes. When I buy red grapes, he wants to know why I would buy those grapes. I happen to like red grapes and they are suppose to be really good for you but, he does't see their value. My husband loves red grapes as much as I do but, will eat the green ones too. We tend to have green ones to keep JDaniel happy and eating grapes.
Pickles are also one of his favorite foods. He has been big into finding out which foods are fruits and which are vegetables. Since cumcumbers have seeds and foods with seeds are fruits, he asks for pickles when I tell him he needs to have a fruit for dessert. Yes, pickles for dessert. JDaniel is one of kind.
The final green item in this Leap Year snack tin is green veggie straws. These go have gone over big not only with JDaniel his friend Nathan loves them too. I have to whisk them away after each has had several handfuls or they would eat the whole bag.
How are you celebrating Leap Year?















I like green grapes myself ;-) Love the leaping frog!
ReplyDeleteGreen is so popular!
DeleteWhere do you find veggie straws? I've never seen them before...but my town might be too small.
ReplyDeleteI buy them at Aldi. I think Earth Fare carries them too.
DeleteI love red and green grapes. We are planning some fun for Leap Year. We plan to play leap frog, having a scavenger hunt and eating green food.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Dawn
It sounds like you will be having a wonderful time at your house.
DeleteThe leaping frog is great!!
ReplyDeleteFrogs are such fun. I thought it would fit with a leap year theme.
DeleteWhat a cute frog!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
DeleteSO cute! What a great theme.
ReplyDeleteThank you! There were so many to choose from for this week.
DeleteI'm a red grapes girl, but I sure like the leaping frog!
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I think they taste sweeter.
DeleteI love the veggie sticks! My kids and hubby eat pickles right out of the jar. I have to buy them at Costco to keep up with them.
ReplyDeleteMy guys would love having the large jar. They both inhale them.
Deletethat frog is awesome!
ReplyDeletewe have big jars of pickles...
question is...
does he eat the dill or bread and butter? broxton loves them both :)
He loves bread and butter.
DeleteWhat a cute leap frog tray!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I really enjoy making these tins each week.
DeleteWonderful theme...totally forgot about Leap Year! I love the green froggy and love pickles big time!
ReplyDeleteI think Leap Year snuck up on a lot of us!
DeleteYou get so creative with your tortillas! I'm so jealous. Love that you celebrated Leap Day. It's my aunt's birthday, so we always think it's extra special when she gets a "real" birthday. ;)
ReplyDeleteHow cool to have such a special birthday date!
DeleteWe go through a ton of pickles in this house! I have to know, how did you make that frog? Was it a giant cookie cutter? That is the most awesome idea for Leap Day food EVER!!!
ReplyDeleteI printed out a the outline of a frog, cut out the outline and traced the outline onto a tortilla.
DeleteThis is so fun! Sounds like he will love Leap Year meals since they are all his favorites!
ReplyDeleteHe ate the whole thing!
DeleteLove the frog!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
DeleteThat is such a fun meal!! Love the frog.
ReplyDeleteI like the way he turned out too.
DeleteThat frog is so cute!
ReplyDeleteAH! Such a cute idea! I love it! :)
ReplyDeleteGreen is the color of life too! I wish I would have thought of this idea when my little one was little! Great for the the nephew though, he loves green anything!
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