Minion Food Art

Today I’m sharing a fun Minion food art snack plate that I made for my boys recently. 

It was made from simple and healthy ingredients, was very easy to put together and I had a lot of fun making it!

I also videoed the process as I made it, so you can see below exactly how it was done from start to finish.

Minion Food Art Snack

Ingredients:

• Handful Blueberries
• Handful Sweetcorn
• 1/2 mini Babybel cheese
• 1 Bear Yoyo (dried fruit strip)

Method:

Arrange the blueberries on a plate to form the body.  Add two lines of blueberries for the straps.  Arrange the sweetcorn on top to make the head and arms.

Cut the Babybel cheese in half as shown.  Trim a piece of Bear yoyo to size to make the strap, then pop it on top of the sweetcorn and top with the Babybel cheese half.

Using a small circle cutter, cut a dot from the Bear yoyo and add to the cheese to finish the eye.  Using a slightly larger circle cutter, cut the mouth from another piece of yoyo and pop on top to form the mouth.

Here’s the video showing how I made it:

And here’s the finished product, isn’t he cute?!

I hope you enjoyed this post, if you’d like more ideas for making fun food for kids why not follow me over on Pinterest?

Grace

Print Recipe

Minion Food Art Snack

Fun and easy minion food art snack for kids with quick video instructions - extra fun healthy food for kids.

Prep Time10 mins

Course: dinner, Side Dish, Snack

Cuisine: British, Vegetarian

Servings: 1 person

Author: Grace Hall

Ingredients

• Handful Blueberries
• Handful Sweetcorn
• 1/2 mini Babybel cheese
• 1 Bear Yoyo (dried fruit strip)

Instructions

• Arrange the blueberries on a plate to form the body.  Add two lines of blueberries for the straps.  Arrange the sweetcorn on top to make the head and arms.
• Cut the Babybel cheese in half as shown.  Trim a piece of Bear yoyo to size to make the strap, then pop it on top of the sweetcorn and top with the Babybel cheese half.
• Using a small circle cutter, cut a dot from the Bear yoyo and add to the cheese to finish the eye.  Using a slightly larger circle cutter, cut the mouth from another piece of yoyo and pop on top to form the mouth.