Over the last couple of weeks, The Muffin has been incredibly excited about the approach of the Olympic Games. She noticed all the products packaged in green and gold at the supermarket a few weeks ago, and wanted to know what all that was about. So I explained to her what the Olympics were, and mentioned they were coming up soon, and expected that to be the end of it.
But I had not reckoned on Pre-Primary. Over the past week, her class has been learning about the Olympics, and I swear she's now teaching me stuff. It's fantastic; they've made Olympic torches, gold medals, pictures of the Olympic rings, and more! So now she is SUPER excited, has announced that next Monday we will be having an Olympic-themed muffin tin, and couldn't wait to see the Opening Ceremony.
So I thought I'd whip up a simple little treat for us to eat while we watched. Now I know this isn't an original idea, but it is very simple, and lots of fun - The Muffin loved it. She claimed the Silver.
How to make Oreo Olympic Medals
1. Grab a packet of Gold Oreo cookies (in Australia I have only found these at Coles; Woolworths didn't have them)
2. Brush each cookie with lustre dust in either gold, silver, or bronze.
3. Cut some fruit leather straps into thin strips and arrange on a plate.
That's it!
This picture shows the shine a little better:
So what did you think of London's Opening Ceremony? (my personal favourite bits were Rowan Atkinson playing the piano during "Chariots of Fire" - hilarious - and also the very different lighting of the flame).
And are your kids excited about the Olympics?
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