Cute-cute-cute! Well... As long as they're on a plate and not scurrying across your floor...
The tails crack me up!
I used thin slices of celery, they suggest julienne carrot. Another option might be using chives or even a little piece of string licorice.
Leftovers? Cheese balls with a cream cheese base are always good schmeared on a bagel:@)
Mice Cheese Balls-from Pillsbury -makes approximately 16
8 oz cream cheese, softened
2 C (8 oz) pepper jack cheese, softened-or use whatever cheese you like
1 1/4 C finely chopped smoked almonds
julienne carrots for tails
32 sliced almonds, toasted, for ears
hot pepper jelly for serving, if desired
crackers for serving
- Mix the two cheeses.
- For each mouse: Shape 2 Tblsp into a mouse-ish body.
- Roll in chopped nuts.
- Add tail and ears.
- Cover and chill at least two hours.
- Serve with crackers and hot pepper jelly.
Scare up some fun and have a happy day:@)
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Too cute! Great party food!
ReplyDeleteOh so cute Lynn! Who doesn’t want a little mouse with their cheese :)
ReplyDeleteI like Mary's comment! haha! Very cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are ADORABLE!!! Totally bookmarking this
ReplyDeleteThese are just soooo cute, Lynn! My grands would love these, but I may make and take them to a luncheon. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletewould love finding one of these cuties in my lunch box!
ReplyDeleteSo super cute. Do you have a Trader Joe's. Their everything bagel spice is great rolled on a cheese ball!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I need to make this for my grandsons ♥
ReplyDeleteSO cute Lynn! You're right, their tails are adorable!!
ReplyDeleteAlmost too cute to eat! I would love you to share these with Smell Good Sunday https://jaytriedandtrue.blogspot.com/2017/10/smell-good-sunday-34.html
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