Best store bought individually packaged treats?
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Anonymous
| Our kids’ school recently changed their birthday policy so that we can only send store bought individually packaged treats. We used to do fun indulgences like Duck Donuts, Georgetown cupcakes, etc. Would love some ideas because DD has a birthday next week. |
Anonymous
| Would the mini one bite cupcakes they have at Whole Foods not work? I’ve done that a few times. I think the brand is something like School Safe? |
Anonymous
| What about those big individually wrapped sugar cookies at Target? I think the brand is Favorite Day. They always have seasonal ones too. |
Anonymous
| OP here- thanks but I’ve only seen really tiny ones from that brand and DD is in 7th, so treats are normally more adult sized in this age group. |
Anonymous
OP here- thanks, will look at those! |
Anonymous
| For 50 cents extra Georgetown Cupcake can put in individual boxes. |
Anonymous
| Our school strongly discourages birthday treats in middle school (private) but if you have to bring them they allow the kids to bring things like rice krispe treats. What school is it where 7h graders still do classroom birthdays? Isn’t that an elementary only thing |
Anonymous
| Rice Krispy treats. Bonus that they are allergy friendly |
Anonymous
| Twinkles |
Anonymous
Coming to post this.. |
Anonymous
+1. Maybe individually packed oreos? But also, it really is okay to skip it. |
Anonymous
Because the factories are SO much more sterile than a bakery. I mean, no people work there or anything, right? |
Anonymous
| Ugh I don't left my children eat that junk when it is brought in. Do everyone a huge favour and please skip bringing that trash into the classroom. It's not fun; it's not celebratory. |
Anonymous
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Little Debbie Star Crunch. YUM YUM.
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