Seriously. I have an obsession. I can not seem get enough Red, White, and Blue crammed into this festive week. I’m dressing my family in it, I’m creating food in it,… Heck, I’m dreaming in it! Red, White, and Blue makes me happy. Food makes me happy. Put them together and here is what we’ve got. 
You can never go wrong with Rice Krispy Treats. Add a sucker stick, and you have got one perfect treat. EVERY age loves this dessert and the creative possibilities are endless.
To create these patriotic stars, simply make a batch of Rice Krispy Treats. Use a star cookie cutter to shape. Stick a sucker or popsicle stick in the center. Now for the fun part,…grab SPRINKLES! Using the straight edge of a piece of paper, create straight lines on the treats. Spread a dab of honey on that area so the sprinkles stick and sprinkle away.
Wouldn’t these make the perfect patriotic ‘sucker bouquet’?
Now I can’t claim this adorable idea all on my own. Thanks to Kraft foods for the inspiration!
Happy 4th of July! Make sure to share some patriotic stars at your Neighborhood Parade!
Kathleen@so much to say, so little time says
But you forgot an important step: EAT THE SCRAPS!!!!!! 🙂
Shelley says
SERIOUSLY! What was I thinking!? 😉
Jodee Leader says
These turned out soooo cute! They would be perfect for our bike parade this weekend!
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Pam says
Super Cute!! I am obsessed with 4th of July inspired food too! 🙂
TidyMom says
super cute….super YUM!
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Alison says
CUTE Shelley!!! Both kid and food:)
Maria says
Love these! How fun!
Philip @ RAOP says
Yum!!! Those are going to make a showing this weekend. They may not be as nice as yours, but I have had a hankering for rice-crispy treats for a while now. This looks like a great excuse to make a few.
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Penny says
Mmmm….I love all your great food ideas!
Jessica says
What a fun, and yummy treat! The kids will absolutely love these! Just curious, how did you get the sprinkle star shape?
Shelley says
I used a star cookie cutter and then used honey to apply the sprinkles. 🙂 Hope that helps.
Diane {createdbydiane.blogspot.com} says
So cute! The treat and that little sweet face 🙂
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Emily @ Help Emily Lose Weight says
ooohh these are adorable! I am going to be making red white and blue strawberries and also some round sugar cookies for the kids to decorate like fireworks with the toothpick dragging technique! I love the 4th of july!
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Marni Bringhurst says
I love these Stars on a Stick! I featured you today at my site! 🙂 Come over and check it out!
Amy says
These are so cute and super easy! I needed an easy treat for a kids picnic and these will be great! Thanks!
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Andrea says
I would suggest making the treats traditionally in a pan, “ice” with white candy melts, quickly add the red and blue sprinkles in stripes (with white showing,) then cut with star shapes and add stick.
Andrea Leland says
Super cute. I love the little ones too. You are so creative! My kids love anything on a stick.
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Rachel says
I love this idea! Thanks so much, I’ll be linking.
shelly (cookies and cups) says
How cute! Putting anything on a stick makes it cuter immediately!
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Michelle says
Fabulous idea. I had too much fun making the Jello-poke cupcakes that I will save this idea for next year!
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Coupons says
Too bad I didn’t find this before the fourth. But I’ll definitely remember them for next year!
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Jennie @ Tuffet says
Thank you so much for featuring these! You totally inspired me to make them as Fairy wands for my daughter’s Fairy party! They were such a hit, and a total lifesaver as I needed more treats that were dairy-free! I blogged about them here: http://tuffetblog.blogspot.com/2010/07/fairy-feast.html Thanks again!
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Shelley says
Ahhh!!! I’m headed to see them RIGHT now. What a brilliant idea! 🙂
Kelly says
Hi Shelly,
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thanks!
Kelly