Reindeer food!

lilmiss1982

Thanks for sharing this is a great idea.

lilian1977

Thanks for changing your post to advise about the edible glitter

If anyone's interested there is a whole thread about reindeer food here. There are also threads in that forum about Snowman soup, flannel reindeers, reindeer poop etc! x

steveymp

Tesco in Northern ireland sell reindeer food for £1 every year for the NI Children's Hospice:T

My kids love it (not to eat now:D) and it's all for a great cause too:T

skiTTish

mookie wrote: »

mix it up in a pot or food bag and sprinkle on the lawn for [strike]santa's reindeers [/strike]all the rats in the neighbourhood to find their way to your garden. :d

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skiTTish

Why are my smilies no worky ?!?!?!

Hayhay_2

mookie wrote: »

I have just made my kids some reindeer food to put out on christmas eve, all you need is
* value brand porridge oats
* edible glitter, sparkles or hundreds & thousands

Mix it up in a pot or food bag and sprinkle on the lawn for Santa's reindeers to find their way to your garden.

Was about to post and I looked it up and found these cute little tags you can print for free to attach to your food packs.
http://www.youthonline.ca/christmas/crafts/reindeerfood3.html
http://www.youthonline.ca/christmas/crafts/reindeerfood2.html

Kids will love it.

why do u need edible glitter??? incase the reindeer axtually eat it?? lmao love the idea tho!!

Bowling_4_Gold

I find a carrot (about 14p) does the trick just as well. Looks good if you bite half of it off before the morning too!

pinkpinkfizz

The only "christmas reindeer food" that I have seen to buy is rasing money for charity, I don't mind, giving £1 to charity especially if it means I don't have to have oats and glitter all over the kitchen!!

mookie

Hayhay wrote: »

why do u need edible glitter??? incase the reindeer axtually eat it?? lmao love the idea tho!!

Have a read of the first few posts after I posted

pinkpinkfizz wrote: »

The only "christmas reindeer food" that I have seen to buy is rasing money for charity, I don't mind, giving £1 to charity especially if it means I don't have to have oats and glitter all over the kitchen!!

I haven't seen any where I live, a friend told me they got some on a day trip somewhere so I looked it up and found recipes to make it myself or ebay charging £5 a jar!! :eek:

wanttogetwed

LloydsTSB have Reindeer food for £1, the money goes to the British Heart foundation.