My littlest just turned 3, and to celebrate we decided to have a small afternoon tea with family and a few close friends. When asked what theme he wanted, he was quick to say Peppa Pig! Having just got back from an overseas holiday, I didn’t want to go to too much trouble, but a few simple and effective pieces pulled the fun together. He had a delightful time, and I really enjoyed actually being able to sit and talk to guests – just a reminder that sometimes the most simple of gatherings really is all we need!
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A super easy cake option – the Costco mud cake! We went with a “muddy puddles” cake, so I added a little chocolate ganache on the edge to put some ‘fence posts’ and ‘green grass’ on the cake, and used some toy figures that we had.
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These daisy cookies are very easy to make, and look so cute when complete! Get the kids involved in making these, check out the recipe here.
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Some little piggy noses! Marshmallows with a touch of chocolate icing on them for nostrils. I dipped the white marshmallows in some pink coloured chocolate to add something extra.
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Duck pond jelly – a change on the old “frog in a pond”, some blue jelly with a little duck cut out were a real hit with the kids.