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Lion King Themed Graham Cracker Snack for Kids

This lion snack is one of the most adorable snack ideas for kids. With The Lion King releasing in a live action form this summer, this would make the perfect The Lion King recipe for an after-school snack or great for birthday parties. 

These also make great lion cookies for animal party food ideas. Because I don’t know about you but as a parent, I have picky eaters sometimes. However, if I put out cookies with faces on it or make it cute? My kids gobble it up! Right? 

Lion Snack themed food for kids

What can I use instead of peanut butter?

This snack does call for peanut butter. However, I understand that there are severe peanut allergies in some people. Here are some peanut butter alternatives that you can use for the spread, just in case. Be reminded that even some alternatives can cause allergic reactions in some people so be sure to read labels, consult medical professionals, etc. 

  • Sunflower Seed Butter
  • Cookie Butter
  • Coconut Butter

Lion Themed Snack for Kids

Ingredients for this The Lion King themed food

  • Graham crackers (1 for each lion, cut in half)
  • Matchstick carrots (about ¼ cup for each lion)
  • Blueberries (2 for each lion)
  • Strawberries (½ for each lion)
  • Black or chocolate licorice strings (1 for each lion, cut in pieces)
  • Any nut butter (about 1 tablespoon for each lion)

How to make this fun The Lion King Snack for kids

  1. Spread nut butter over graham cracker half and top with another cracker half.
  2. Place two blueberries for the lion’s eyes and ½ strawberry (stem removed) for the lion’s nose.
  3. Arrange licorice pieces as whiskers around the graham cracker, line the matchstick carrots to resemble a lion’s mane.
  4. Serve and Hakuna Matata!

The Lion King themed recipe

Need more The Lion King themed fun? Check these out!

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Lion King themed recipe

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Filed Under: Kids Recipes, Recipes Tagged With: Disney, Disney Food, graham crackers, Vegetables

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