Summer is right around the corner and the cookies I am sharing with you today are perfect for all of those end of school/luau/beach/pool parties that everyone is sure to be having soon!
The beauty of these cookies is that you only need two ingredients. Pirouette cookies and green fruit slices...plus a few tooth picks to hold them together.
Using a very sharp knife, cut each fruit slice into three pieces as shown below.
Arrange three slices in a palm tree pattern making sure to overlap the top edge of each fruit slice. Push a toothpick into the fruit slices and be careful that you catch all three of the pieces with the toothpick.
Place the palm leaves {with toothpick attached} on top of the pirouette cookie and push the toothpick into the the fudgy inside of the cookie.
I added these Cookie Palm Trees to a Jello Island for Grant's Luau Party at school, but these Cookie Palm Trees would be really adorable on top of a cake or even cupcakes too!
I'm still trying to think of a way to display these without sticking them in another snack {because they are just that cute on their own}, so if anyone has suggestions I would love to hear them:)
32 comments:
These are super cute! I love the idea!
Those are adorable!! You could fill a jar with brown sugar and stick them in that. That's the only thing I can think of.
So cute! So easy to make! Looks like a fun summer project for me and my girls! Thanks for sharing! :)
I LOVE these!! Perfect for the ocean/beach theme I'll be doing this summer!
super cute!! Kids and I may have to work on something like this for end of school!!
These are so darn cute! Very clever!
I've been racking my brain for ideas for a Chicka Chicka Boom boom party for my daughter (her fave book) and these are the perfect addition!!
I love it! They are so cute and I can't wait to make them!
you could cover styrofoam with crepe paper and stick them in...or stick them in the syrofoam and sprinkle graham cracker crumbs over to cover the styrofoam. super cute
These would have been adorable next to the watermelon whale at my cousin's bridal shower. Thanks for sharing!
LOOOOOOOVE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Looks yummy, very creative, thanks for sharing.
Those are cute!
Such a cute idea, and the island jello treat is brilliant!! I love it!
I'm more of the mind to just eat the stuff, but if somebody created it I'd eat it that way, too. Very creative...
I stopped by from 3SKB. Just FYI. LOL.
They are cute! I love them in the jello!
I'm getting ready for a jungle party in June, I'll definitely be using this! Thanks!
SO cute! I've tried these before with other candy and they kept falling off. Thanks for the great tutorial
xoxo
I am so copying this for my sons Hawaii themed end of the year class party!
Way cute!
thanks for sharing.
Too cute! I'm sending this on to a friend who's hosting a luau
How cute are those? So easy as well. I have no tips on where to put them without putting inside of jello but I love that idea
I'm a new follower...these are too cute. So cute that I had to showcase them on my blog with props back to you. Thanks for sharing.
johanna xo
over @ Huggs and Kisses xo
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Seriously cute!! I see as a summer snack in the near future!
Those are adorable! I bet they would be super cute with the cookie cut in half to make it shorter & stuck to the top of a cupcake. Mmmm I love food.. especially cute food! :)
You come up with the cutest ideas! I want to throw a luau just so I can serve these.
These are so fun! You always have the best ideas!
gasp!! cutest snack idea EVER!
So much fun! I love serving theme treats!
Thanks for the idea! visiting you from TT&J
That is so cute! Love to have you share this at For the Kids link party too!
Clever! And very cute!
super cute!! love this, so creative :) found you over at skip to my lou, come by for a visit sometime :)
Jackie
http://www.skiptomylou.org/2011/05/20/chocolate-chip-cookie-pie/comment-page-1/#comment-67172
Super cute idea! Definitely will share the link for a luau party inspiration!
hugs! Kim @ Party Frosting!
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