Easy Goldfish Carrot Snack Treats Tutorial with FREE Printable

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One of the first snacks, my girls fell in love with when they were just old enough to eat small snacks, was Goldfish Crackers. See these little Goldfish shaped crackers were a huge hit with my girls in those early days.

I can still very much see their little fingers grabbing for Goldfish to eat and enjoy. Plus, many of our smile worthy memories and moments over the years have included Goldfish front and center.

And yet even many years after, my girls still ask me to buy Goldfish Crackers for snack for home and school. They simply each the fun shape, as well as the yummy kid friendly taste of Goldfish Crackers.

Goldfish are quite frankly a family friendly favorite here. But I thought with Spring and Easter on its way, I’d make a fun new treat using Goldfish treat to create brand new Goldfish memories with my kids.

I think by now many here know I love making holiday, family friendly treats and crafts. So, I couldn’t resist giving Goldfish a try to make something my kids wouldn’t soon forget to help induce more smiles for them.

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I got the idea that traditional or original Goldfish are the orange color of carrots. Carrots happen to be a favorite of rabbits. I mean bunny rabbit just so happen to be a spring concept, especially for Easter holiday. And my girls absolutely love bunnies.

So what better way for my kids to enjoy Goldfish then to make them Goldfish Carrot Snack bags. Plus, I just had to create a colorful spring/Easter themed label to be used with my Goldfish Carrot treats. These snack bags are also perfect to also hand out to your kids friends. Plus they are also perfect Easter/Spring party favors. And they can even work for school class parties for all those class moms out there. This former and current class mom is always thinking!

Goldfish Carrot Treats are very easy to make. First and foremost, you need Goldfish Original Crackers. You’ll also need cone shaped treat bags which can be found at any local craft store, such as Michael’s. Plus green chalk paint (dries quickly), Easter/spring themed ribbon and my FREE Printable label are also needed.

You can download my FREE Label below:

Assembly is also just as simple, as well.

Do you want to create smile inducing memories with your kids this spring?

Then, read my step-by-step, easy Goldfish Carrot Snack Treats Tutorial below now…

Easy Goldfish Carrot Snack Treats Tutorial

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Easy Easter Goldfish Carrot Snack Treats Tutorial

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Ingredients

• Goldfish cheddar crackers
• Cone shaped treat bags, Available at Michael’s
• Easter ribbon
• “Have a Swimmingly Good Easter” printable
• Scissors
• Hole punch
• Green craft paint
• Paintbrush
• Twist ties, optional

Instructions

1. Cut out the “Have a Swimmingly Good Easter” cards from the free printable.
2. Punch a hole in the corner of each of the cards.
3. Fill the cone-shaped, clear treat bags about ⅔ of the way full of Goldfish cheddar crackers. Secure the top with a twist tie if you wish.
4. Use green craft paint to paint the tops of the carrot-shaped bags green. You can use any craft paint you like, but we used chalk paint as it dries very quickly.
5. Once the tops of the bags are dry, thread a piece of Easter colored ribbon around the top of each bag and through one of the cards. Secure the card to the bag by making a bow out of the ribbon.

There you have it an easy and fun way for all kids to enjoy Goldfish crackers this upcoming spring with Goldfish Carrot Snack treats bags.

What are some fun ways your and your kids enjoy Goldfish crackers as a family?

Will you try these Goldfish Carrot Treats Bags for the spring?

Now, tell me in the comments…