
I admit that when I first saw Leeann's (2 Nuts in a Shell) photo of the bears in a boat, I thought that the boat was a sled and that the two groups of bears were in a race to make it to the bottom of the hill/pate. If they were a bit more reclined, it would be a luge competition.
Boat or sled, the concept is adorable and Leeann was able to use it to successfully get her child, Jaden, excited about celery - a challenge right up there with luge.
The same idea would be really cute with any animal from a box of animal crackers or the concept could be taken one step further by using a healthier boat passenger. Any ideas for veggies that look like bears?

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7-14-2008 @5:24PM Lorena said... Maybe some carrot slices "stuck" together with some extra peanut butter? It would make a bear-like face...
Otherwise, "ants on a log" are a good stand-by -- just use raisins instead of bears. I loved it as a kid for the ick factor and now love it as an adult for the salty/sweet combo.
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7-15-2008 @1:07AM Barbara said... If you have small cookie cutters, you could make little bears or other animals from apples or cucumbers. I'm not a fan of raisins. My dentist lists then as #1 on the bad food chart for kids, because they stick to teeth and allow other foods to stick to teeth.
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