One mom shared how to make delicious DIY Dunkaroos that are perfect for wrapping up or simply making as an after-school snack.
Amanda used three convenient ingredients to create her nostalgic 1990s homemade snacks of cookies and sweet gravy.
To recreate the classic snack, the mother-of-three filled half the box with plenty of Teddy cookies.
One mom shared how to make delicious DIY Dunkaroos that are perfect to pack as an after-school snack or just to whip up.
Then Betty Crocker took the vanilla cream into the small compartment attached to it and poured several hundred thousand on it.
The Used Mom Fuel Snack Container costs just $7.95 and looks like a Dunkaroo container with plenty of room to store your gravy and cookies.
Amanda shared her homemade snack design on a popular takeaway-inspired Facebook page, and it got over 1,000 likes and hundreds of comments.
Amanda shared her homemade snack design on a popular takeaway-inspired Facebook page and got over 1,000 likes and hundreds of comments.
‘Good idea! I love it when I see people making cheaper and more eco-friendly versions of their own snacks,” one parent wrote.
“I bought three Dunkaroos for my sons for two dollars each, not even worth it. I will use this idea now,” wrote another.
‘What a great idea. It’s cheap and very easy to make. Thank you, ”the third wrote.
One mom also revealed that she’s making homemade Dunkaroos for her kids, but that gives it a healthier twist and her kids don’t even notice it.
One mom also revealed she’s making homemade Dunkaroos for her kids, but it adds a healthier twist.
Marie mixes fruit and yogurt with a little cream and then puts them in a cookie jar for her kids.
“I certainly do too, I mix yogurt and fruit with some cream and my kids don’t even notice,” she wrote.
Source: Daily Mail
