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Owl Toast

Crumb

Peabody's favourite! Let's make toast that looks right back at you. Hoo hoo!

⏱️ 12 minutes🍽️ Serves 2●○○Grades K–4th🌅 Breakfast

  • Sharp! A grown-up does this part.
  • Hot! A grown-up does this part.
  • Has 🥜 peanuts, 🌾 wheat.
  • Spread peanut butter thin for little ones: a big lump can choke.
  • Cut apple into thin slices for little ones under 4.
  • Squash blueberries a little for little ones under 4.
  • Read the label on packets for allergies.

How much?

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  • A toaster 👋 grown-up
  • A sharp knife 👋 grown-up
  • A cutting board
  • A butter knife
  • A plate
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Kitchen science: An owl's big round eyes face forward, which helps it see in the dark and judge how far away things are.

Owl Toast for kids: the whole recipe

Peabody's favourite! Let's make toast that looks right back at you. Hoo hoo! This easy recipe is for ages 5 to 10 (grades K–4th), takes about 12 minutes and serves 2. Crumb, our tiny chef, reads every step aloud with a picture, so a child can follow along, and every hot or sharp step is marked for a grown-up.

Ingredients

  • 2 slices of bread (or gluten-free bread)
  • 2 tablespoons peanut butter (or sunflower seed butter)
  • 1 banana
  • 1 apple
  • 1 handful blueberries
  • 1 clementine

Tools

A toaster (grown-up), A sharp knife (grown-up), A cutting board, A butter knife, A plate.

Steps

  1. Wash your hands with soap for twenty seconds.
  2. Grown-up step: A grown-up toasts 2 slices of bread until golden.
  3. Grown-up step: A grown-up slices 1 apple into thin slices and 1 banana into coins.
  4. Spread 2 tablespoons of peanut butter over the toast with a butter knife.
  5. Press two banana coins near the top for eyes.
  6. Add a blueberry to the middle of each eye.
  7. Tuck an apple slice at each side for wings.
  8. Press a clementine piece in the middle, point down, for the beak.
  9. Hoo hoo! Your owl is looking right at you.

Safety notes

  • Sharp! A grown-up does this part.
  • Hot! A grown-up does this part.
  • Contains peanuts, wheat. Tap "Allergies?" on the Kitchen's front page and the swaps fill themselves in where there is one.
  • Spread peanut butter thin for little ones: a big lump can choke.
  • Cut apple into thin slices for little ones under 4.
  • Squash blueberries a little for little ones under 4.
  • Read the label on packets for allergies.

Kitchen science

An owl's big round eyes face forward, which helps it see in the dark and judge how far away things are.

Make it your own

  • Use a thin cucumber slice for each eye and a raisin in the middle.
  • Make the beak from a bit of carrot.
  • Make an owl family: a big owl on a whole slice and little owls on crackers.

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