Supplies
- Pancake batter
- Squeeze bottles
- Food coloring ( we used neon food colors to make the pancakes really vibrant)
I found these squeeze bottles at Wal-Mart with kitchen supplies for $1 each.
These smaller bottles are Wilton candy making bottles found with the cake decorating supplies at Wal-Mart. They come in a 2-pack for $2. Both types of bottles worked well. The candy making bottles are just a little smaller.
1. Fill up your bottles with batter
2. Drop food coloring into each bottle and shake, shake, shake
3. Think of the griddle as your canvas!
4. Have your art and eat it too
A few tips
- Make the outline of the shape first and then fill it in
- Cook the pancakes on a very low heat to keep the color nice and give you ample time to create your masterpiece
- If you are making a complex shape, make it in pieces ( if you are making a flower, pour your stems, leaves and petals separately)
- I don't think any good comes of children hanging out by hot griddles, so it's best to have a parent run the griddle and just let the kids order up the art and eat it.
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Such a fabulous masterpiece you have here!
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ReplyDeleteThat is so brilliant, my kids are still a bit too little but i have filed it away in the memory for later on.
ReplyDeleteThose look like great fun. I want to try this!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a really fun project, how old are your kids? Did you use an electric griddle? I would love it ifyou shared it for Workshop Wednesday
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ReplyDeleteWow - awesome idea. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fantastic idea! We have pancakes several times a week, and inevitably make too much batter. Now I have a fun solution! Thank you so much for sharing! And I know my kiddos are going to ask = can you eat them? xoxo michele
ReplyDeleteI love this. Such a cute idea!
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