Make movie night even more fun by matching the munchies to the movie. If squirrels play a starring role, try some of these tasty treats. And remember — no hoarding!
Squirrel s’more pops
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Made with graham crackers, marshmallows and frosting, these adorable squirrel pops are easy to make and impossible to resist.
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Nut cones
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Roll scrapbook paper or kraft paper into individual cones, fill with nuts and let moviegoers help themselves.
Hershey’s Kiss
acorn cookies
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What’s a squirrel’s favorite snack? Acorns, of course! This sweet version is made with Hershey’s Kisses, melted chocolate and mini vanilla wafer cookies.
Instructions here >>
Acorn
doughnut holes
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Think Nutella-dipped doughnut hole “acorns” would lead to icky sticky fingers? That’s what the pretzel stick handles are for, silly!
Instructions here >>
Nutter butter acorns
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If Nutter Butter cookies are your passion, this version of the Hershey’s Kiss acorn features mini Nutter Butters and a tiny chocolate chip stem.
Instructions here >>
Forest berries
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When planning your squirrel-themed snacks, it can’t all be about the nuts! Throw in a little color with some gummy woodland berries.
Chocolate twigs
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Give a delicious nod to a squirrel’s natural habitat and serve chocolate-covered cookie “twigs.”
Squirrel snack bags
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Nuts may be squirrels’ favorite treat, but they’ve been known to sink their teeth into seeds, berries and just about anything else they can get their little paws on. Whip up a mix of your favorite woodsy snacks and top with cute bag toppers like these.
Squirrel cookies
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Would you believe these squirrel and acorn cookies were made without cookie cutters? Click the link below to find out how you can make cookies that are shaped like these little critters.
Instructions here >>
Squirrel snack mix
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Don’t feel like bagging up the snack mix? Lay out bowls of munchies like banana chips, pretzel sticks, chocolate bits and dried cherries, and let your little squirrels forage for the mix of their choosing!
Squirrel
cookie face
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Need a pre-movie activity? Gather the kids and let them make these funny squirrel faces with crackers, cookies and candy!
Instructions here >>
Bowl of nuts
with squirrel nutcracker
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Want to keep things simple? Serve a giant bowl of popcorn and a big bowl of nuts for cracking.
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Skeeter snacks
Photo credit: Skeeter Snacks
Do you know about Skeeter? Apparently, he’s the world’s only squirrel with a nut allergy. If you have a family member with a nut allergy, pass out nut-free Skeeter cookie packs — they come in six different flavors.
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Squirrel fruit kebabs
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With a squirrel cookie cutter in your hand, you can stamp out squirrel-themed snacks galore. We wouldn’t mind sinking our teeth into these squirrel fruit kebabs.
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Squirrel spice sandwich cookies
Squirrel-shaped whoopie pies!
Instructions here >>
More family fun:
15 Acorn craft ideas
The Nut Job-themed dinner menu
DIY games for family game night
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