How do you build an edible bridge snack?
Here's how to build an edible bridge snack, perfect for a fun and tasty activity:
Materials:
* Base:
* Graham crackers (rectangular or square)
* Pretzel sticks
* Rice cakes
* Cookies (like Oreos or chocolate sandwich cookies)
* Fruit leather (cut into strips)
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* Support Structures:
* Pretzel sticks
* Licorice (twists or ropes)
* Candy sticks (like lollipop sticks)
* Marshmallow fluff (for making your own candy sticks)
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* Decorations:
* Candy melts (melted for dipping or drizzling)
* Sprinkles
* Chopped nuts
* Dried fruit
* Chocolate chips
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* Optional:
* Frosting (to help hold things together)
* Candy corn (for support or decoration)
* Cookie cutters (to shape base materials)
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Instructions:
1. Design: Think about the type of bridge you want to build. Do you want a simple arch bridge, a suspension bridge, or something more creative?
2. Prepare the Base:
* If using graham crackers, break them into smaller pieces or use cookie cutters to create shapes.
* Pretzel sticks can be used as is.
* Rice cakes can be sliced or left whole.
* Cookies can be used as is or broken apart.
3. Construct Supports:
* Pretzel sticks: Break pretzel sticks into desired lengths for supporting beams, arches, or diagonals.
* Licorice: Use licorice twists or ropes to create flexible supports and arches.
* Candy sticks: Insert candy sticks into the base or use them as supports for a suspension bridge.
* Marshmallow Fluff: Make homemade candy sticks by dipping skewers into marshmallow fluff and letting them harden.
4. Assemble:
* Start with the base: Lay down the base material.
* Add supports: Use pretzel sticks, licorice, or candy sticks to connect the base and create the structure of your bridge.
* Secure with frosting: If needed, use a small amount of frosting to help hold the pieces together.
* Create arches: Bend pretzel sticks or licorice to create arched supports.
* Decorate: Use melted candy, sprinkles, nuts, or dried fruit to add color and detail.
5. Test: Carefully lift the bridge to see if it holds its shape.
6. Enjoy!
Tips:
* Start with a simple design and gradually build complexity.
* Break larger candy pieces into smaller pieces for easier assembly.
* Use toothpicks or skewers to help hold structures in place while the frosting sets.
* Let your creativity run wild! There's no right or wrong way to build your bridge snack.
Have fun building your edible bridge and enjoy your delicious creation!
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