Party Class
What is a good quick snack to bring for a 6th grade class party? Like breakfast food that we can make tonight.?
* this party will be in the 1st period@school
Rice Krispie Treats made with Cheerios instead of Rice Krispies. If you google it you should find the recipe, and add some dried cranberries to the mix.
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