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Halloween is officially over and in the books for another year now. The next holiday celebrated here is Thanksgiving.
While technically Thanksgiving isn’t a candy holiday, as is Halloween. That doesn’t stop us from needing to add some sugar and sweet treats for the kids here. I mean let’s face it turkey, the trimmings and pumpkin pie aren’t necessarily a kids’ favorite.
Plus, I am the proud mama to a Thanksgiving baby. That’s right; my youngest was born back in 2010 two days before Thanksgiving. So even though we clearly celebrate Thanksgiving, we also celebrate our younger daughter’s birthday. Last year, her actual birthday fell on Thanksgiving Day. So, she shared a birthday with the turkey!
We partied it up at Lily’s 4th birthday, but now onto…
So, I have to doubly get creative this time of the year with fun kid-friendly treats. Of course, traditional foods are still indeed served. Plus, we add pumpkin spice to the mix. On top of that, I add some tasty pumpkin cheesecake bars with chocolate cookie crust to the mix.
Still, my kids look for even sweeter treats. Thus, the Thanksgiving Sugar Cone Cornucopia Treats were born. Cornucopia is a big thing at Thanksgiving. Plus, candy corn is still available here. Both my own girls are never ones to pass up candy corn. Nor would they turn down sugar cones.
So, put the two together for this adorable Thanksgiving themed treat.
I start with a box of 12 sugar cones. So, one box will most certainly make twelves of these cornucopia treats. One small step including water and the microwave for 25 seconds, but then you simply add candy corn to the cones. Voila! You have Thanksgiving Sugar Cone Cornucopia Treats for all the kids and adults, too this Thanksgiving.
Plus, as a former class mom for 4 years straight, these cornucopia treats would be equally perfect for Thanksgiving themed class parties.
Smiling at the Thanksgiving Feast
How about it? Do you want to make cornucopia treats this Thanksgiving?
Then, scroll to get the step-by-step recipe.
Go ahead make miniature cornucopias made out of sugar cones for a fun and festive look on your Thanksgiving table or even for class party treats.Thanksgiving Sugar Cone Cornucopia Treats
These adorable cornucopia's are a great Thanksgiving treat for kids. Use them for the kids' Thanksgiving table or fun class treat!
Thanksgiving Sugar Cone Cornucopia Treats
Ingredients
Instructions
Nutrition Information:
Yield:
12
Serving Size:
1
Amount Per Serving:
Calories: 80Total Fat: 1.3gSaturated Fat: 0.5gCholesterol: 0mgSodium: 63mgCarbohydrates: 15.7gFiber: 0.7gSugar: 9gProtein: 1.2g
Meredith Spidel says
What a cute Thanksgiving treat idea! Would be perfect for our Girl Scout troop 🙂
Janine says
Aw, totally love the Girl Scout troop idea, too 🙂
Cynthia says
Your creativity has not failed to amaze me again! What fun treats! I can’t wait to see what you come up with for Christmas. 🙂 I don’t know HOW you do it!
These look so yummy. I might have to make these for my admin team at the school where I work. So sweet and so cute!
I hope you have a great week! Sending you lots of hugs and a sweet tooth. Hehe.
Janine says
Yay and hope you can try for your admin team. They are seriously so easy to make and colorful, too! Wishing you a very Happy Monday and week ahead now, as well xoxo <3
Dara says
This is just so cute!
Janine says
Aw, thanks Dara!!! 🙂
William Holland says
Two thing: I’m always hungry after reading your blog,and your daughters are adorable.
Have a fantastic week ahead, my friend!
Janine says
Bill, thanks for the kind words about my girls and if I lived closer I would most definitely feed you some of these foodie recipes, too! Have a wonderful week ahead now, as well 🙂
Tamara says
These are the cutest things ever. I have to forward this to my mom because she is hosting Thanksgiving this year.
Janine says
Yay and hope your mom can use this for Thanksgiving this year, too 🙂
Seana Turner says
What a clever idea! So simple and yet so perfect for Thanksgiving. I never would have thought of microwaving the sugar cones so I could bend the bottoms. I think I would fill mine with candy corn:)
Janine says
Yay and candy corn sounds perfect me, too 🙂
Jen says
These are adorable, and super simple. You know those are my favorite kind of crafting snacks 🙂 Pinned.
Can you believe it is November already? Here we go!
Michele Morin says
Pinning this great idea!
Janine says
Thank you so much for pinning, Michele 🙂
Christine Carter says
Oh my gosh, this is the GREATEST IDEA, Janine! I absolutely LOVE these!!
So creative and my gosh, it’s easy too! You’re brilliant.
Janine says
Aw, thanks again Chris!!! 🙂
Sarah @ Sweet Miles says
This is SO cute, Janine!! Just pinned it and might make it for all our nieces and nephews next week!
Janine says
Thanks Sarah and hope you were also able to make these last week, too 🙂