How to Make Woven Wheat Cereal Treats
Grab 20 wheat squares and put them on a large workspace., Cut off one end of the wheat squares (take care not to break the wheat square)., Using the same or a different toothpick, scoop up a little bit of the fruit spread and stuff it inside, making...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Grab 20 wheat squares and put them on a large workspace.
You will be making a bit of a mess so you need a lot of room. -
Step 2: Cut off one end of the wheat squares (take care not to break the wheat square).
Hollow it out with a toothpick. , If you overfill it the wheat square could break. , Sift powdered sugar over them until covered, as desired. , Place one on top of each wheat square.
You can also do a different combination of fruit if wanted. ,, Break off the ends and hollow them with your clean finger or a small spoon. , Don't add too much because you don't want it to be too sweet. ,, (You can use another method if preferred.) , -
Step 3: Using the same or a different toothpick
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Step 4: scoop up a little bit of the fruit spread and stuff it inside
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Step 5: making sure not to overfill it.
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Step 6: Put the filled squares on a good-sized plate.
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Step 7: If using
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Step 8: take 10 blueberries and 10 raspberries.
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Step 9: Serve immediately.
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Step 10: Get 4 giant wheat squares.
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Step 11: Put a small spoon of fruit filling inside.
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Step 12: Get a spoon of powdered sugar and gently shake it onto the squares.
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Step 13: Put 3 blueberries on each square.
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Step 14: Serve immediately.
Detailed Guide
You will be making a bit of a mess so you need a lot of room.
Hollow it out with a toothpick. , If you overfill it the wheat square could break. , Sift powdered sugar over them until covered, as desired. , Place one on top of each wheat square.
You can also do a different combination of fruit if wanted. ,, Break off the ends and hollow them with your clean finger or a small spoon. , Don't add too much because you don't want it to be too sweet. ,, (You can use another method if preferred.) ,
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