Last year I wanted the girls to be able to make something to take to our Thanksgiving dinner, so we made these cute little turkey cookies! I have seen a couple variations of these on pinterest, but here is what we did.
Ingredients:
Nutter Butters
Oreos
Regular size Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Icing (we used decorators icing, but any icing that stays put will work)
mini M&Ms
jellybeans
Start by placing icing on the back of your peanut butter cup and sticking it to a Nutter Butter. Then using more icing to hold them in place stand both the Nutter Butter and peanut butter cup up on an Oreo.
| I had Nathan do a lot of the icing, so I could take pictures. |
Then draw on the faces with icing. It is pretty much just making a fat T with the icing, so you can add eyes, a beak, and a waddle (the little hanging down thingy).
Add 2 mini M&Ms for eyes, an orange jelly bean for the beak, and a red jelly bean for the waddle. Then squirt icing across the top of the peanut butter cup, so you can add jelly beans for feathers. Each of ours had five feathers. We also added two yellow jelly beans at the bottom of the Nutter Butter for feet. The girls got to choose all the M&Ms and jellybeans we used.
Then you have cute little turkey cookies for your Thanksgiving get together!
The girls were pretty happy with their turkeys!
And just for fun here is cute, little baby Eli on his first Thanksgiving!
Linked up to Taste and Tell Thursdays.

They are great.I bet they tasted yummy.
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I honestly didn't try them, but I bet they were! The girls sure like them! Thanks for visiting!
DeleteAdorable little cookies! Love this idea, thanks for sharing with us at tip toe thru tuesday!
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DeleteThese are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you! They were fun to make.
DeleteSo cute! I will need to remember these for Thanksgiving! Visiting from SundayShowcase. Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for hosting and visiting! It was a lot of fun for the girls to pick out all the jelly beans and to eat them of course.
DeleteSweeter than Pumpkin Pi! Hahaha!
ReplyDeleteI thought it was pretty cute. :)
DeleteThanks for linking this one up too!
DeleteNo problem! Always fun to share!
Deleteseriosuly? These are adorable!!
ReplyDeleteWe had a great time making them. Thanks for visiting!
DeleteOh my goodness these are BRILLIANT!! And I bet they taste yummy too.
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Maggy
Thanks for the kind words and for hosting the linky party! I didn't actually get to eat one, but I bet they were yummy!
DeleteYUMMY!
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DeleteThese are so cute! I love their green and blue eyes!
ReplyDeleteThe eyes were pretty cute except for the few that ended up with red eyes. They were spooky. lol Thanks for visiting!
DeleteThese are such CUTE cookies!!! I featured them today on TGIF - http://livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com/2012/10/tgif-linky-party-51.html! I'd love for you to come link up again this week.
ReplyDeleteHave a GREAT weekend,
Beth =-)
Thanks again Beth!
DeleteThese are so cute!! Thank you so much for sharing at Sharing Saturday!!
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DeleteThese are adorable! How creative and fun. Thank you for linking up to The Sunday Showcase.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Thanks for hosting too.
DeleteThese are so fun!! I am thinking they would be a great "craft" for the kids on Thanksgiving morning! Thanks so much for linking up to Taste and Tell Thursdays!
ReplyDeleteThanks Deborah!
DeleteYour kids are adorable and so are those turkey snacks!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting! I think they are pretty cute (on both counts)!
DeleteThey are so cute and they look yummy! Sunnyboy agrees! ;) Thank you so much for sharing with our Autumn Carnival. :) I've featured your post here: http://sunnydaytodaymama.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/all-year-round-week-thirty-six-7-autumn.html
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