Are you the mom with the healthy treats? If so, these crescent star healthy treats are for you! Shape an apple and banana into a crescent and star and serve on large round cookies or crackers spread with peanut butter. For a peanut free treat, cut deli slices of cheddar cheese into rounds with a cookie cutter and place on cracker.

You will need:

  • Apple
  • Banana
  • Peanut butter
  • Large round cookies (such as digestive) or crackers (such as Breton)
  • 1″ star cookie cutter

Directions

  1. Cut apple into thin slices. Slight shape the edge of the apple slice to resemble a crescent.
  2. Cut slices of banana. Press star cookie cutter onto each slice.
  3. Spread cookie with peanut butter and place one apple crescent and one banana star onto each cookie.

Kids can make these crescent star healthy treats with you for a fun activity together and they’re easy enough to make for a crowd, such as a holiday party as well.

Also check out our Crescent Star Garlic Bites or our Crescent Star Cake!

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