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Flag Snack Idea Using Graham Crackers

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Get creative in the kitchen and make a delicious flag snack with graham crackers!

Have fun getting colorful with your favorite frostings and decorations to show off your patriotic pride.

Two rectangular crackers on a red tray are topped with white cream, blueberries, and raspberries to resemble American flags. The background is blue with white stars—a perfect flag snack idea. Text reads FLAG SNACK.

Whether for Memorial Day, 4th of July celebrations or in our case, sometimes a military event, this DIY snack is super simple, even for the youngest in the home to pull together!

We are talking THREE ingredients and steps! No need to even wear an apron or get the stove going. It doesn’t get any simpler than that, my friends!!!

Make a creative flag using graham crackers for a healthy yet tasty snack idea!

Flag Snack Idea Using Graham Crackers

Flag Snack Idea Using Fruit, Cream Cheese & Graham Crackers

For this flag themed afternoon snack idea, you will need some honey graham crackers, plain cream cheese and a handful of fresh red/blue colored fruit {like fresh raspberries & blueberries – cleaned & dried off}

Are you ready for the easy steps? Using a simple butter knife, slather a good layer of cream cheese on one side of a graham cracker rectangle.

Now for the fruit and ultimately what makes the flag come to life! Lay two to four blueberries on one corner of your cream cheese covered graham cracker {just like the flag.}

Next is the “red” stripe of the flag and we used raspberries for this step {you can also use cut up strawberries.} Simply slice your raspberries in half with a knife {adult supervision, please!} and lay them in two rows on your cream cheese covered graham cracker.

And that’s it! You now have a flag! Repeat for each snack you want to make. Eat immediately or store in a tightly-sealed container in the fridge till you are ready to eat!

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Two rectangular crackers on a red tray are topped with white cream, blueberries, and raspberries to resemble American flags. The background is blue with white stars—a perfect flag snack idea.

Get creative in the kitchen and transform graham crackers into a tasty treat that’s perfect for patriotic holidays and beyond.

Love this idea? Be sure to also check out our Graham Cracker Stoplight post! It’s ALSO kid friendly and lil man approved!!!

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