Easy Strawberry Mice
Hard to believe it, but it’s true. My granddaughter Indy will be 4 years old on Monday. Her mum organised a cat theme birthday party, and all the food and activities had something to do with cats. My contribution was strawberry mice, recipe below.
Each child was presented with a cat collar (made using a ribbon and velcro, with bell and name tag) when they arrived.
The activities included:
Kitty Karaoke
Find your name in the kitty litter (scoop provided)
Pin the nose on the cat
Cat face painting
The food included cat shaped cookies, little individual jellies topped by a fish, cheese platters, cat shaped cookies and strawberry mice.
Strawberry Mice
You will need:
A punnet of strawberries
Almond flakes or white chocolate buttons (ears)
Liquorice laces for the tails
Chocolate cake decorating ballsCut each strawberry in half, lengthwise.
Make two slits for the ears and push in half a white chocolate button or almond flake.
Using tubes of cake decorating icing for writing, make two dots for the eyes, and one for the nose. Press the little balls into the blobs.
Poke a hole in the other end with a cocktail stick, and push in the tail.
Arrange with triangles of cheese.
Lola had a good look at them. Bad girl, she’s not supposed to jump up to the table.
11th August 2016 @ 5:28 pm
Sounds like a fun party! Did you find your name in the kitty litter box? Lovely Lola being a good girl.
24th August 2016 @ 8:46 am
Hello Susan! No I didn’t find mine! I was too busy keeping the family cat away in case she decided to use the litter tray… 🙂
12th January 2017 @ 5:04 pm
Only just found this page after reading my fourth Old Fools book
These mice look interesting. I am sure the Rainbows would love to make them
16th January 2017 @ 2:00 am
Oooh! Let us know if you make them! 🙂
11th March 2017 @ 1:46 am
These are so very cute! My day job is a nanny, the kids will love it to make these, thanks for the awesome strawberry mice ideas!
4th April 2017 @ 2:52 am
My pleasure! 🙂