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Reinvented: Ants on a Log

Have some fun with the classic after-school snack. Peanut butter and raisins aren't the only ingredients to get kids to eat celery. 
From: Food Network Magazine

Photo By: Victor Prado

Photo By: Victor Prado

Photo By: Victor Prado

Photo By: Victor Prado

Photo By: Victor Prado

Photo By: Victor Prado

Photo By: Victor Prado

6 Variations

Choose a new flavor combination, and be sure to call the crunchy snack by its new name. 

Photography by Victor Prado

Ants on a Ranch

Cream cheese mixed with ranch dressing and peas

Berries on a Branch

Cookie butter and blueberries

Ladybugs on a Log    

Strawberry cream cheese and dried cranberries 

Beans on a Stalk

Guacamole and black beans

Fish in a Stream

Hummus and goldfish pretzels

Pigs in a Pen   

Pimento cheese and bacon

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