American flag toast is an easy 4th of July breakfast idea that kids will love to help with. This cute toast is easy to make in 5-10 minutes, and little hands can help with the prep work.
Not only is it a great breakfast idea, it would be an easy snack as well.
This cute toast only requires a few ingredients that you probably already have in your fridge. Not only is it easy to make and delicious, but it will help kids working on colors, shapes and the American flag, too!
You could also make this as a fun snack while reading or studying a history book or when celebrating Memorial Day or Flag Day.
Looking for More 4th of July Activities?
- Easy 4th of July Ribbon Garland
- 4th of July Bingo
- 4th of July Tic-Tac-Toe
- 4th of July Charcuterie Board
- American Flag Fingerprint Craft
How Can Kids Help with this Project?
- Let them spread the cream cheese over the toast after it has cooled from being in the toaster.
- While an adult should do the cutting, kids can place the blueberries or strawberry slices into place to make them the stars and stripes on the toast.
Ingredients:
- Bread
- Cream cheese
- Blueberries
- Strawberries
What Can I Substitute if my Kid Doesn’t Like Cream Cheese?
- You could also try using vanilla yogurt in place of cream cheese.
- You can use red jelly or jam on the toast and white banana strips (to be the red and white part of the flag) in place of the cream cheese and strawberries.
Making Your Flag Toast:
- Toast your bread.
- Tip: Toasted bread works better than untoasted since it keeps the bread flat under the weight of all the toppings.
- Spread a layer of cream cheese over the toast.
- Make a square or rectangle of blueberries in the upper left corner to be the blue part of the flag.
- Cut strawberries into strips and halve lengthwise to make long pieces of strawberries to make red stripes on the rest of the flag.
- Now your toast is ready to eat!
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I substitute other fruits for strawberries and blueberries?
Yes! You can use blackberries instead of blueberries, or raspberries, cherries, or watermelon instead of strawberries, and you can use banana strips as well for the white lines.
What can I use instead of cream cheese?
You could also try using vanilla yogurt in place of cream cheese.
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Ingredients
- 1 piece of bread (toasted)
- 2 tablespoons cream cheese
- 2 strawberries (cut into strips)
- 6 blueberries
Equipment
Instructions
- Toast your bread. Spread a layer of cream cheese over the toast.
- Spread a layer of cream cheese over the toast.
- Make a square or rectangle of blueberries in the upper left corner to be the blue part of the flag.
- Cut strawberries into strips and halve lengthwise to make long pieces of strawberries to make red stripes on the rest of the flag.
Notes
Nutrition
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So cute Laura!