Animal cracker snack ideas

Since St. Francis is the patron Saint of animals, we usually eat animal cracker on his feast day as an easy celebration idea. This year, I wanted to dress it up a bit and make a dunkaroo dip to go with them!

Here is a fun animal or zoo inspired snack recipe for kids. Then check out this easy Animal Feed For Kids Trail Mix Recipe. It's a animal snack kids love.

Heading to the zoo? Check out this super easy and fun snack that your kids could practically prepare themselves. It's so easy, trail mix will be your newest favorite! - Kreative in Life

This Animal Cracker Funfetti Cake Batter Dip would make the perfect recipe for a party or family gathering and would also make a fun after school snack.

Animal crackers were developed in England in the 19th century and first produced in the United States by a Pennsylvania bakery in 1871. These iconic cookies grew in popularity, and today, dozens of varieties are enjoyed. While these nostalgic favorites are fun to eat right out of the box, it’s even better to find newRead More

Animal Cracker Funfetti Dip with Dolittle DVD

Over-the-top sweet and pink trail mix recipe featuring frosted animal cookies, chocolate pieces, birthday cake pretzels, candy-like dried strawberries and more!

These No Bake Animal Cracker Bars are super easy to make and use only a few ingredients. They are the perfect after-school snack!

A colorful and fun snack mix does't get any easier than this. Mix and match with your sweet and salty favorites. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

This Ranch Pretzel Snack Mix is a blend of crunchy pretzels, playful goldfish crackers, and oyster crackers all dressed up in zesty ranch seasoning.