Since it’s still the holidays (Happy Chinese New Year! 🙂 ), we’ve been receiving a lot of visitors at home, both adult and kids. The adults are quite easy to please when it comes to food but frankly for the kids, I’ve ran out of ideas! It’s a good thing that this wonderful idea of fairy bread from STAR margarine came right on time!
STAR Margarine Fairy Bread
Read on to see how simple it is to create this colorful snack that’s a sure hit among the kids!
Materials Needed:
- Sliced Bread
- STAR Margarine
- Candy Toppings
- Cookie cutters
Step 1: Grab a cookie cutter…
… and cut the bread into your desired shape.
Step 2: Grab a tub of STAR Margarine and spread it on the bread
Step 3: Add candy sprinkles on top
Step 4: Serve 🙂
Step 5: Be sure to take a photo of your creation and enjoy! Here’s mine!
Star Margarine Fairy Bread Pack
Grab this Star Fairy Bread Pack at your favorite supermarkets now and start making snack time into fun time! It comes in 4 variants: stars, Christmas trees, hearts, and classic sprinkles. Be sure to follow @OfficialStarMargarine on Facebook to learn how you can win your own special STAR Margarine Fairy Bread Kits too!
So creative! I can also have my three year old help with the preparation. Pwedeng pang bonding with the chikiting.
The recipe is so easy to make. I miss Star margarine. Childhood memories coming back. My favorite flavors are the one with sugar and the other is garlic. They work great with freshly toasted bread.
This is cuteness and so are your little boys. I remember I would always ask my mom to buy me Star Margarine and my rice and bread will always have Margarine. This is something I would love to do with my boys though I doubt if they will still appreciate its cuteness. Perhaps to my 11 years old. He is a gentleman and would often let me baby him pa.
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Oh so cute and so easy to make with kids. Looks like your children had a blast making their own STAR Fairy Bread.
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Oh this is cute! My daughter will love this. However she’s not much ito star margarine unless i won’t tell it to her while her older brother loves anything like this!
WOW! i like this! my son would definitely love this! and it’s so easy to prepare! kaya lang wala kami star margarine dito sydney.. ;( paborito ko den yan nung bata ako ;))
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I bought one in the supermarket the moment I saw it last Christmas. Ang cute ng mga sprinkles, kaya lang isang bread pa lang, ubos na yung sprinkles haha
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This is a good idea! Minsan ang hirap mag isip ng merienda ng kids lalo kapag may pasok ako pero this one’s easy. Thanks for sharing. Try namin sa weekend 🙂
Good thing star margarine came up with this fun idea. Kiddos will sure enjoy the bread with sprinkled candies that they’d DIY.
May Star Fairy Bread Pack pala. Ang cute ng outcome. Patok talaga sa mga bagets ang mga colorful merienda. Mas ganado sila pag ganyan ang itsura ng food nila kaya nauuso rin yung mga bento box eh. 😀
Ang daling gawin di’ba? It looks like your kids enjoyed it so much
My daughter was so excited to show me this one time. She said they made fairy bread in school. Totoo naman pala na may ganun :))
So cute! What a fun snack idea for the kids! And me too! I love Star Margarine. A childhood favorite!
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Star is my favorite spread since childhood, good thing they now have something that the kids will surely enjoy
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Oh wow! This looks like the prettier spin-off of my childhood merienda. Lol. Bread + Star Margarine + Sugar. This is a surefire way to capture them.
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It is so IG-worthy hihi. I’m afraid to eat it. But seriously, my 6-year old would love this.
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The candy sprinkles and the Star Margarine go together quite well. I can imagine had I used unsalted butter it would be on the sweeter side.
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This is so fun for the kids to make! Makes me reminisce about my childhood. We used to have bread with Star margarine then too.
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So easy to make and so cute too! I think my daughter will enjoy making fairy bread.
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creative si baby
hahahha
star talaga
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My daughter and I bond over kitchen activities like this. Will do this at home soon.
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Good idea for picky eaters!! Cool ill try this for my 3 yrs old niela
Those are too cute to eat! You’re not a Filipino if you haven’t tasted Star Margarine. 😀
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Toddlers and the things mothers do to make them eat. My three-year-old twins eat just about anything although my Nicholas is not as picky as my Antoinette. 🙂
Definitely an exciting snack idea for the little ones! I bought a small tub of Star Margarine yesterday, but there is no Star Fairy Bread Pack. Does the kit come with a bigger tub?
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Hi! I saw Star Margarine Fairy Bread at Robinsons Galleria yesterday when shopping for my bread spreads. It has the 250g tub inside, with the free sprinkles (I got the heart shaped one for Valentine’s Day).
I was able to buy at SM Mall of Asia last month too.
I love the star margarine before when I was still a kid, but my son ayaw ewan ko lang now if he can make his own shape and decor, need to try it
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Cool idea to get the kids into creative food presentation which will eventually make snack time more exciting.
It’s a fun activity for kids. I haven’t used Star Margarine for a long time but I used to like it when I was a kid.
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