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Bumps On A Log are a quick, healthful snack kids are sure to love. No utensils needed!

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Ingredients:

1 celery stalk, washed and ends trimmed
2 tablespoons creamy or chunky peanut butter
10 NESTLÉ RAISINETS Milk Chocolate-Covered Raisins

Directions:

FILL celery with peanut butter. Press Raisinets into peanut butter.

LITTLE KITCHEN HELPER HINTS:

Even the littlest hands can press RAISINETS into the log.

Help the children count out the raisin pieces or make little piles of 5 each. It's fun math!

For those who are still hungry, spread peanut butter on small round crackers and have the kids make eyes, nose and mouths with RAISINETS.

Have small baby carrots and apple wedges on hand for hungry kids to dip in peanut butter.

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The only way to get celery into my daughter

amy Bovee from Woodbridge, VA

This is the only way to get my daughter to eat celery. She likes them with just plain peanut butter too but the chocolate raisins makes it seem like candy to her and she gobbles it right up. Fast and easy way to make her eat celery.
mmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

susie from

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Little Change, Not for real little kids!

Keith Saylor from Central City PA.

Instead of raisians, try red hots candy on the peanut butter. Not many and not for the real young as they are small (choke hazard) But very good! Mmmmm! We Call this red ants on a log!
Bumps on a Log

Beth from California

These are really high in saturated fat and sugar. I would not consider this a healthy snack unless it was made with sugar free peanut butter. Also, why condition kids to have chocolate and consider it a "healthy" snack? Candy should be an occasional treat, not a regular afternoon thing.
Thumbs up!

Christine White from LORETTO, PA

As kids, we always made these with plain raisins and called them "Ants on a log", but the addition of the chocolate is a nice twist. A kid favorite for sure!
alot of fun

CINDY IZAGUIRRE from LANCASTER, CA

we love making this, and itsfun and good too.
Grandkids love 'em

Deborah Yeggy from AVON PARK, FL

I make these for my grandchildren and they love them. They eat them, celery and all, just as fast as I can make them. Sometimes I sprinkle shredded coconut and we have "Ants in the snow".
Bumps on a log

Betsy Hauser from Cornelius, OR

kids loved 'em! fun to make and eat!
Talk about something good.........

joel tedder from FORT DODGE, IA

these were the easiest to make and the tastiest ever.
Picnic Favorite

wendy Bartlett from Schenectady NY

I've always loved Raisinets, and this recipe is for ME! I don't have kids, but this is good for picnics. I'm sending it to my niece ASAP :)!
Girl Scout Memories

Leanne from College Station, TX

This brings back so many summer camp memories. Great idea and alternative to eat instead of the many nast fast food snacks folks are giving their kids nowadays. Back to basics.
Good for the Party

Janet from San Antonio TX.

Good recipe for a party. I would never had that of that thank you for the recipe's.
Bumps on a log

stephanie crews from BUTLER, MO

These were my favorite as a kid. Maybe they will be my kids favorite also.
Love the bumps!

Tara Jeffery from Wilmington, OH

Love the addition of chocolate to this recipe!
A Nice Snack

Renay Madl from Waterville, PA

I had my Grandchildren all weekend and I let them make these for a snack and they had so much fun and enjoyed sitting outside to eat them.
Yum!

Donna Harper from Walnut Creek, CA

My kids LOVE this snack and can make a meal out of it.
Bumps on a log

Kay Davis from Lakewood, CO

Our family has had a lot of fun with this recipe. We add nuts and dried fruit as other toppings for the celery. We also have replaced apple slices for the celery. Both are equally liked. A wonderful recipe that my family know that they can enjoy anytime.
A great snack for kids and adults alike!

Julie Allen from Searcy, AR

I recently tried this snack because I wanted to set a good example for my kids with snacks that would be filling and tasty at the same time, although I have to admit that I was skeptical about the combination. However, much to my surprise and delight, this really hit the spot for all of us!
Bumps on a log

Theresa Castiglia from Vineland, NJ

This is great for all children,you can just put out all of the ingredents along with some others.. my children also like peanuts, and chocolate chips,
Don't like it

Amber Richard from christiana TN

I don't like it i found it hard to get my child to eat the veggies.
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Crystal Eddy from Greenbrier, AR

The recipe was great. my little girl loved being able to help her mommy do something that had to do with food.
New & Improved

Janet Gobin from Providence, KY

This is very good. I always made ants on a log before this. The chocolate is an added treat. The best part is the appearance. I have had kids refuse to try ants on a log because the raisins were not appealing to them. Covered in chocolate, they will try it and then decide if they like it. The chocolate is a clincher. Bonus is that it is healthy.
Bumps On A Log

KAREN WEISMANN from LANCASTER, CA

THIS IS A GREAT SNACK FOR YOUNG AND OLD!
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Jewel Mendoza from Brooklyn, NY

I am a classroom teacher and this recipe seems quick, healthy and easy enough for me to try in class. This is how I'm going to start off the school year. There won't be much mess and clean up will be a flash. Thanks!!
Bumps on a Log

Theresa Wheeler from Douglasville, GA

These were good and the kids liked them. They are easy for the kids to make as well.
Helpful Hint

Margie Maierle from

Use a cake decorator to put the peanut butter on, it will be prettier.
BUMPS ON A LOG

CINDY ENGLAND from MAIZE,KS

I FIXED THIS FOR MY HUBBY FOR AN AFTERNOON SNACK, HE LOVED IT! HE GOT A KICK OUT OF IT. WHO SAYS ITS JUST FOR KIDS? (OR SHOULD I SAY... WE STILL LOVE FUN THINGS TO EAT TOO!) HA HA!
Good for Kids

R. DeVries from Lincoln, NE

A great way to get kids to eat food at is good for them.
a new twist on an old favorite

Penny Bowyer from Jacksonville, FL

This was a favorite of mine as a child, but we used either just raisins or added chocolate chips. This is a great new way to do both with one step. My kids don't really like raisins, yet with the chocolate on the raisinets, they liked it. I like that they aren't even aware that they are eating something healthy. They just think they have chocolate and peanut butter-a favorite of theirs.
bumps on logs

CINDY MALLET from ATHOL, MA

very good with children . excellent for children who are very low eaters low in calories not very messy, easy clean up
WOW!

Tiffiny Moore from Elkridge, MD

What a great idea! Kids love to help make this yummy snack too!
Bumps on a log

C. Felan from

These are so much fun to make and eat with kids.
Bumps On A Log

Shirlena Fyock from Port Charlotte, FL

I made these for my grandkids and they loved them. They even ate the celery. They don't like celery
yummy peanuts

Angela Padulese from Rockledge, PA

The kids I made this for dislike raisins so we used chocolate covered peanuts instead.
Bumps On A Log

Janie Allen from Canton, GA

My grandaughters love these, especially when you use chunky peanut butter. They provide a quick and easy snack and the raisinettes add something special for them.
Bumps On A Log

Dianna Redden from Ogden, UT

I will also add cream cheese instead of peanut butter. That way there are two different kinds. Both are tasty treats.
Ants On A Log

ChristyKay from Surprise,AZ

As a child we used to use regular raisins, not the chocolate covered, and called them Ants On A Log. Will definitely have to try this snack with the chocolate covered raisins. A quick, tasty, and healthy snack.

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size: 1/1 of recipe

Servings Per Recipe: 1 celery stalk

Calories: 289
Calories from Fat: 182
Total Fat: 20g (31% of DV)
Saturated Fat: 6g (29% of DV)
Cholesterol: 2.5mg (1% of DV)
Sodium: 186mg (8% of DV)
Carbohydrates: 23g (8% of DV)
Dietary Fiber: 3g (12% of DV)
Sugars: 17g
Protein: 9g
Vitamin A: 5% of DV
Vitamin C: 2% of DV
Calcium: 5% of DV
Iron: 5% of DV

*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

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The only way to get celery into my daughter

mmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Little Change, Not for real little kids!

Bumps on a Log

Thumbs up!

alot of fun

Grandkids love 'em

Bumps on a log

Talk about something good.........

Picnic Favorite

Girl Scout Memories

Good for the Party

Bumps on a log

Love the bumps!

A Nice Snack

Yum!

Bumps on a log

A great snack for kids and adults alike!

Bumps on a log

Don't like it

Bumps on a log

New & Improved

Bumps On A Log

Bump on a log

Bumps on a Log

Helpful Hint

BUMPS ON A LOG

Good for Kids

a new twist on an old favorite

bumps on logs

WOW!

Bumps on a log

Bumps On A Log

yummy peanuts

Bumps On A Log

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Ants On A Log

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