That special time of the year has finally arrived!
It’s hard not to say that the holidays are the most anticipated time of the year. A special time of year that just about everyone embraces in the fullest way possible.
Take a moment to think about what the holidays represent and what it stands for.
We get to see some of our closest family members, exchange gifts, and even indulge in great food. All of which can help us embrace what the holidays truly mean.
Preparing for this time of year can be time-consuming, but in the end, the results are beautiful.
As adults, we look forward to Christmas, but we can’t match the excitement of the kids.
Kids have a lot to look forward to what’s to come during the Christmas season. While they indeed look forward to presents, there are other ways to keep their minds on the spirit of it all.
The question is, what are other ways to influence their festive family mood?
Well, you’re in luck! There’s a special holiday creation featuring a tasty sweet companion that every kid should get the chance to enjoy.
It’s about time we bring Wonderful Halos into the fold of the holidays!
Crafts & A Memorable Taste All-In-One
We’ve covered the many wonders of Wonderful Halos before, but now they’re back with another holiday trip.
Sweet, seedless and easy-to-peel, Halos mandarins make for the perfect healthy snack and adorable craft just in time for the holidays.
Wonderful Halos are California-grown mandarins.
What’s incredible is that they are in full season from November up till May! Not only are they convenient, but kids absolutely love the way they taste.
Saying that they are the most convenient snack for kids would be an understatement.
Now, as great tasting as they are, the kids can make holiday crafts out of them as well. This year, you can introduce the kids to DIY Wonderful Halos Tree and Presents!
Trust me, the kids are going to love this festive holiday project.
DIY Wonderful Halos Tree And Presents
Festive DIY crafts aren’t just fun, but the kids love being able to create something special out of something they enjoy.
DIY Wonderful Halos Tree and Presents was the perfect gift from Wonderful Halos, and it was fun putting everything together.
Now you have the chance to embrace the fun for you and your kids!
The DIY Wonderful Halos Tree and Presents craft was created by Jodi Levine. Everything you need to know about this cute and creative craft will be below.
Supplies:
- Wonderful Halos Mandarins
- Small Cake Stand or Platter
- Adhesive Dots
- Toothpicks
- Snips of Greenery (such as arborvitae, boxwood, or pine)
- Ribbon or Twine
- Scissors
- Tags (optional)
Instructions:
- To make the first row: Place an adhesive dot on the bottom of a Wonderful Halos mandarin and adhere it to the center of your cake stand. Place glue dots on the bottom of six more Halos mandarins and place them on the cake stand to surround the one in the center. To make the second row: Grab 7 more Halos mandarins and place glue dots on the sides of six mandarins to adhere them in a ring around the others. Place a few glue dots on the mandarins in the first row and place the new row on top, turned, so that the rows are staggered.
- To make the third row: Use 5 toothpicks to poke 5 Halos mandarins together into a circle and place on top.
- To make the fourth row: Use 3 toothpicks to poke 3 Halos mandarins together into a triangle, and place on top. To make the top: Poke a piece of greenery into the top of a single Halos mandarin and place it on top.
- To make presents: Tie thin ribbons or twine around a Halos mandarin and knot. Tuck in a little sprig of greenery.
With its bright pop of color, this craft makes for an adorable centerpiece or place setting for holiday gatherings!
Just one 5-lb. Box of Wonderful Halos can provide enough snacks for all your children’s friends, that special family occasion, or even Christmas celebration plans!
Check out more information on where to buy, videos, recipes, and a lot more articles HERE.
Trust me, you can’t possibly go wrong with bringing such an incredible snack into your life if you haven’t already.