Green Eggs and Ham | Green Eggs and Ham
Dishes inspired by Harry Potter, Madeline, and more
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Fun Food from Kids Books
Dishes inspired by Harry Potter, Madeline, and more
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Green Eggs and Ham | Green Eggs and Ham
Want to teach your picky eater a lesson in adventurous eating? You can do so during breakfast with a little help from Dr. Seuss and one particularly colorful poached egg.
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Fruit Faces | Food Play
Flip through the photos of brilliantly carved food in this book and you might be surprised at how many fruits and veggies have a little face in them, if youre looking. You and the little ones can have a ton of fun with your own creations at home!
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Fruit Salad | The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Turn your kids' favorite book into a cookbook with this fruit salad, which you can make alongside the hungry caterpillar's daily munching.
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Hot Dogs | The Pigeon Finds a Hot Dog
What does a hot dog taste like anyway? Does it taste like chicken? Make enough of these for the fam and your kids won't have to resort to clever tricks like the duckling.
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Iced Lemony Madeleines | Madeline
Snack on these pretty little cakes while reading about the brave young redhead of the same name (give or take an e). While youre at it, why not pretend youre eating them in an old house in Paris covered with vines?
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Licorice Wands and Cockroach Clusters | Harry Potter
Wed bet these magical treats taste just as good as the ones at Honeydukes Sweet Shop. Theyre easy to make too — even for us Muggles!
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Ice Cream Cone Cupcakes | Fancy Nancy
While her parents and sister get plain ice cream cones, Fancy Nancy gets the one with all the fixings — just like these cupcakes, dressed up to look like the snazziest, Nancy-approved frozen treats on the block.
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Cat in the Hat Pops | Cat in the Hat
These playful marshmallow pops are just the thing to make on a rainy day when the kiddos are stuck inside.
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Pinkalicious Cake in a Jar | Pinkalicious
Pinkalicious ate so many pink cupcakes that she turned pink! As long as your little princess sticks to just one of these strawberry cakes, we think shell be just fine.
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Woody's Classic Cowboy Cookies | Toy Story
Loaded with pecans, oats, and coconut, these chocolate chip cookies have some extra special personality, not unlike Andys favorite toy. Yee-haw!
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Apple a Day Cake Pops | Snow White
These adorable — and, more importantly, not-poisonous — apple cake pops are just right for your little one, the fairest of all in the kingdom, er, playground.
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Thing 1 and Thing 2 Cupcakes | The Cat in the Hat
Your kids just might have more fun making and eating these Seussical cupcakes than playing with Thing 1 and Thing 2 themselves! (And we bet this is a lot less messier.)
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the cat in the hat pops are so adorable!
Agreed! This is a really lovely roundup.
Way to encourage literacy in kids, Babble! Woot woot! 
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this is cute…but there is an awful lot of sweets in this group…not so much “real” food…