crispy pirate pops

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My oldest is celebrating his fourth birthday this week and we’re hosting a swashbuckling pirate party. I thought I would share a few of the baking ideas I’ve got cooking.

The first is a crispy pirate pop. These will not only be in the goody baskets we’re giving to his buddies, we’re also taking them to his preschool class on Friday. Here are the ingredients, a tools list and simple steps on how to make them for your matey!

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Kim Byers, creative director & owner of The Celebration Shoppe. Her work and products have been featured in Parents magazine, Better Homes and Gardens magazine, All You magazine, Pregnancy magazine, iVillage, Huffington Post and many others. Kim is also a contributing writer for Kellogg's Snackpicks.com and Gibbs-Smith Publishing Red Barn blog.

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    Rachelle says:

    I’m from cafemom-I was ecstatic to find this unique idea…I’ll be favoritin’ and passing this site on!
    Rachelle

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      kimbyers says:

      So glad you liked it Rachelle! My boys and their friends loved them… and I have to admit a few moms did too. {Yes, I’m talking about you Sara!}

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