Sunday, May 6, 2012

Getting Ready for Mother's Day with a Breakfast Sundae




Mother's Day Breakfast Sundae


Next Sunday is Mother's Day and I am hoping that by doing a practice run with JDaniel on how to create a breakfast sundae a week early he will be able to help my husband create one for me.



I plan to have muffin tins filled with the same ingredients we used in the dry run in the fridge ready to go.

The green tin contains coconut flakes, raisin bran like cereal, honey nut loops, dried fruit, chocolate chips, and almonds.

The brown tin contains kiwi slices, baked apples, slice grapes, blueberries, sliced strawberries, and cantaloupe.


Using chopsticks to create a sundae

JDaniel tried using chopsticks to move the ingredients into his waffle cone bowl filled with vanilla yogurt to build his breakfast sundae. They were difficult to use with the little pieces of food he tried to pick up.

Creating a Yogurt Sundae



A large spoon did a much better job. JDaniel was able to use it to scrap the cup that contained the baked apples with it easily.


I will have to let you know next week how the guys do on Mother's Day. I am looking forward to ths simple and tasty treat.


This post is linked to  Muffin Tin Monday !

What are you hoping to get for Mother's Day?


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77 comments:

  1. I love this idea! I'm sure he will enjoy bringing you breakfast next week.

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    1. He is at an age where he loves to create and help in the kitchen.

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  2. Great idea! I'm always looking for new breakfasts that my little ones will actually eat! :)

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  3. What a great idea. And so yummy! I know my little ones would love it!

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  4. There is a girl out there, who is just going to love you so much one day xxx

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    1. I really love fresh fruit and vanilla yogurt! It looks so pretty in a bowl.

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  6. kudos to you for prepping your son for your own "gift." I'm sure he'll be very proud, and your husband will be very thankful.

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    1. We have to be up early on Sunday. I wanted something quick and easy.

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  7. I love the coaching in advance so you get one on your special day. :)

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    1. If you give a four year old an idea, chances are he will own it and follow through on it.

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  8. Hee hee - that's cute. And it looks yummy! I'm hoping for pancakes on Mothers Day - my husband makes the best pancakes ever.

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    1. I have my fingers crossed that pancakes will be waiting for you on Sunday morning!

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  9. This is so cool! He is going to be one proud little dude on Sunday! This is a fabulous idea!

    Way to go little guy! Thanks for sharing this week!

    Blessings,
    Kristine

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  10. That looks delicious. I'm hoping that my husband will wake up early enough to go get peanut butter donuts for Mothers Day breakfast. And that he'll stay out of my kitchen. :)

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  11. Coming over from the Spring Fling :) I love this idea! It'd be perfect for the kids to each make a little Sunday for Mom :)

    Thanks for sharing and have a great week!
    Erika from Southern Belle as an Army Wife

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  12. That looks really good! Hope my family makes me something nice for Mothers Day.

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  13. I love this idea and I would love to have my kids prepare it for me for Mother's Day. I'd load up my waffle cone with all the fruit and healthy stuff. If it was the other way around and I did it for my boys, their waffle cones would be filled with nothing but chocolate chips. Sigh.

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    1. I bet Shannon will be getting a wonderful breakfast on Sunday!

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  15. Newest follower from SITS Spring Fling! I love Muffin Tin Mom and this post! So clever and cute. Where do you buy all those custom tins??

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    1. These tins are Wilton and they have them at most craft stores. I think.

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  16. Popping in from Spring Fling. I love this idea! We make our own yogurt, but I bet my husband could add some vanilla to it for a sundae like treat. Nom nom. :)

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  17. How fun! My son would love to create his own sundae! We might try it with yogurt since he doesn't eat many sweets yet. Love this idea! :)

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    1. Plain no fat or vanilla low fat are favorites at my house.

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  18. Love the breakfast sundae idea. I think that we may have to try that. Great blog. ;0

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  19. That looks fabulous! Yum! What a great idea and to do that on a bigger scale for family! Love it!

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  20. Mmmmm, I'd like to come over for this one! ;)

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    1. It would be such fun to have you over for breakfast.

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  21. Now that is a breakfast I'd love to eat! So much better than my usual slice of toast. ;)

    Lemon Drop Pie

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  22. What a great idea! I am so trying this around my house!!!

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  23. One of these days I'm really going to try the muffin tin thing...
    awesome as always!
    Sandy

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  24. This is such a cute idea (and apparently I'm not the first one to tell you that lol)!

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  25. This is so great! I love it when you can find a way for a kiddo to do a recipe all on their own. Thanks for the inspiration!

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  26. What a great idea for the younger kids! I hope you enjoy your Mother's Day! Thanks for stopping by I really enjoyed my visit!
    Dropping in from DearCreatives.com

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  27. Great idea. I love that you did a trial run. It will probably make it much smoother for you on mother's day.
    My husband asked my son what he should get me for Mother's Day and my four year old said, "Probably batteries for her camera." Spoken like a true son of a mommy blogger! I hope you have a relaxing breakfast in bed on Sunday!! Happy Mother's Day.

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  28. love it! We have some of those waffle cones, I may have to pull them out again. As always, thanks for linking up. it's a joy to have you participate

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  29. I hope after this you are surprised with a breakfast sundae in bed.

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  30. Good idea getting him ready. Hopefully he can teach his daddy what to do to pamper Mom on Sunday. ;)

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  31. Awesome idea for Mother's Day! Love the chopsticks!

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    1. Chopsticks are such fun to eat with. JDaniel loves them.

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  32. That looks absolutely delicious. What an excellent idea! I love it!

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  33. I love this idea. I think I will have to give it a try next year. Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!! I hope you are having a great week!

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  34. This is such a great post. I would like to invite you to link up this post to my Money Saving Monday Link Up so others can find this great idea. Please stop by and link up.

    I hope to see you,
    Thank you,
    Stephanie
    http://lifesallaboutlittleadventures.blogspot.com/2013/05/money-saving-monday-week-4-and-apology.html

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  35. that looks delicious! what a cute idea

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