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Puppy Party Snacks: Ruff-age Veggie Cups and Water Bowl Jello

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My sweet Stella Rose turned one this past April and since she loves puppy dogs we decided to throw her a Puppy Party! I wanted to provide lunch and it was a kid filled event so I created a puppy themed menu. Two of the biggest hits off the menu were the Ruff-age Veggie Cups and the Water Bowl Jello. 
Stella sure had a great time at her Puppy Party! 
In honor of the movie, The Secret Life of Pets coming out this weekend, I am sharing these two fun puppy themed party recipes with y’all! I know your kiddos will love them as much as Stella and her party guests did! 
Comment below and let me know what you think of this hilarious movie. We have been dying to see The Secret Life of Pets since we first saw the preview for it last year! So you better believe we are going to see it today, on opening day! 

Scroll down for a The Secret Life of Pets recipe and craft roundup!

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Ruff-age Veggie Cups

Makes 6 

Ingredients

  • 3 stalks celery cut into 18 2 inch pieces
  • 18 baby carrots
  • 1 small head broccoli stem removed and cut into small florets
  • 12 cherry tomatoes optional
  • 3/4 cup ranch dressing

Instructions

  • Pour 2 tbsp ranch dressing in the bottom of each cup.
  • Add 3 pieces of celery, 3 carrots, 2 tomatoes, and a few broccoli florets to the cup.
  • Serve right away or place in the fridge for the party later in the day.

Notes

*For both recipes I use clear 9oz Solo Cups. 
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Water Bowl Jello

Makes 5

Ingredients

  • 3 oz box blue Jell-o
  • 1 cup boiling water
  • 1 cup cold water

Instructions

  • Makes Jell-o according to box directions {whisking in boiling water to powder mix then add cold water}.
  • Pour into cups, filling about 1/3 way.
  • Place in the fridge for the required time until set.

Notes

*For both recipes I use clear 9oz Solo Cups.
Did you make this Recipe?Tag @flchefnicole or hashtag #fortheloveoffoodblog

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Any flavor blue Jell-o works. 
Ava chose Berry Blue for this recipe. 
Makes Jell-o according to box directions.
Start by whisking in boiling water to powder mix.
Pour into a bowl and add cold water.
I like to transfer to a measuring cup for easy pouring. 
Pour into cups, filling about 1/3 way.
Place in the fridge for the required time until set.
At party time, serve with spoons and watch them disappear!
 
You can buy separate veggies or save prep time by 
using a small store bought veggie platter. 
Pour 2 tbsp ranch dressing in the bottom of each cup.
Add 3 pieces of celery, 3 carrots, 2 tomatoes, and a few broccoli florets to the cup. 
Serve right away or place in the fridge for the party later in the day. 
Ava serving up her puppy themed snacks.
These would be great for serving at a pool party, cookout, or even a 
The Secret Life of Pets themed party!

I will be sharing Stella’s party soon but here are a few more puppy themed foods we served.
Puppy Dog and bone shaped frosted cookies.
Puppy Chow in a dog bowl, of course.
Water Bowl Jello is always a hit!
Ruff-age Veggie Cups, using a store bought veggie platter to save time.
Kibble aka Cocoa Pebbles cereal.
Paw-sta Salad
Bone-wiches using sandwich roll ups.

Check out more The Secret Life of Pets food and crafts below!

Lime Coconut Puppy Chow from Around My Family Table
Kibbles & Bits Snack Mix from Love Bakes Good Cakes
Catnip Tea (for cats) from Celebrating Family
Puppy Chow Cookie Bars from A Savory Feast
Puppy Pops from A Little Slice of Us
Sweet Potato & Banana Pupsicles from A Joyfully Mad Kitchen
Puppy Party Snacks from For The Love of Food
Bacon Fluffernutter Puppy Chow from Bread Booze Bacon

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  5. Jane Smith

    I love your party ideas! This is a great way to have a blast and still stay healthy. My nephew’s 7th birthday is coming up a week from now and this is an excellent party theme. Those Veggie cups are yummy and since I’m doing the 3 Day Military Diet, those party foods are so diet friendly. I think you’re the only Mom who thought of serving veggies in a party! If you want to know about the Military diet and maybe do a quick review of it for all your readers like me, here’s a good resource link http://3daysmilitarydiet.com/effect/what-is-the-military-diet.html

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