Shabby Chic Boho Ho ho ho! The jolly season is upon us, and that means it’s time to get your little elves in the kitchen to bake up something magical for Santa. This year, we’re raising the holiday fun with a Parmalat Milk USA & Cookies for Santa tradition—and guess what? We’ve got a kid-friendly DIY apron craft that will keep your kitchen mess (somewhat) under control. Ready to make some merry memories? Let’s dive into this ultimate festive fun!
Why Parmalat Milk USA is the Perfect Choice for Santa
Santa’s got a lot of houses to visit, so when he stops by yours, let’s make sure his refreshment game is strong with Parmalat Milk USA! Here’s why Santa will be leaving your house with an extra jolly “Ho Ho Ho”:
- Creamy & Delicious: Parmalat Milk USA’s smooth, rich flavor pairs perfectly with holiday cookies. Santa won’t be able to resist a second helping!
- Nutrient-Packed: Santa’s sleigh ride is long, so a nutrient boost from Parmalat Milk USA will keep him energized and ready for the rest of his journey.
Now that we’ve got the milk sorted, let’s talk cookies!
Super Simple Santa Cookies
What’s Christmas without some cookies for Santa? This 3-ingredient sugar cookie recipe is so simple, even the tiniest bakers in your home can help!
Ingredients:
- 1 cup butter (softened)
- ½ cup sugar
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- Optional: holiday sprinkles for decorating!
Instructions:
- Preheat the Oven: Set your oven to 350°F (175°C) and line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
- Mix the Ingredients: In a large bowl, mix the softened butter and sugar until it’s light and fluffy (don’t forget to let the kids stir!). Slowly add in the flour until a dough forms.
- Roll the Dough: Roll the dough into small balls (this part is always a kid-favorite!) and place them on the baking sheet. Press some festive sprinkles onto the tops if you want to add some extra cheer!
- Bake: Bake for 10-12 minutes, just until the edges start to turn golden. Let them cool down before placing them on a plate.
- Serve: Pour a glass of cold, creamy Parmalat Milk USA and leave these delightful cookies out for Santa—or sneak one for yourself, we won’t tell!
DIY Christmas Apron Craft
What’s more fun than making cookies? Doing it in style, of course! Now it’s time for the kids to create their very own festive aprons. This simple and creative craft will make them feel like real little elves in the kitchen.
Supplies You’ll Need:
- Kids apron (available at any craft store)
- Fabric markers or paint pens (in holiday colors—think red, green, and gold)
- Fabric glue
- Christmas-themed patches or felt (snowflakes, Santa, or reindeer shapes)
- Ribbons for extra decoration
- Old newspaper or cardboard (to protect your work surface)
- Help from an adult
Step-by-Step Instructions:
- Prep the Apron: Lay the apron flat on the table, using newspaper or cardboard underneath to keep your work area clean.
- Decorate with Markers: Let the kids get creative! They can draw Christmas trees, candy canes, or write something fun like “Santa’s Helper” or “Official Cookie Taster.”
- Add Festive Patches: Use fabric glue to attach Christmas-themed patches like snowflakes, Santa faces, or cute reindeer. This is where the apron really gets its holiday personality!
- Ribbons for Flair: Add holiday-colored ribbons onto the apron straps or around the edges. The more festive, the better!
- Let It Dry: Allow the apron to dry completely before your cookie-baking session begins. Now your little bakers are ready to get messy in style!
Wrapping It All Up for Santa
This Christmas, go the extra mile to make your milk-and-cookie tradition unforgettable. With Parmalat Milk USA’s creamy goodness, a simple sugar cookie recipe, and a fun DIY apron craft, your kids will be the stars of Santa’s night! Not only will you leave him the best cookies ever, but you’ll also create lasting memories with your little ones as they get hands-on in the kitchen.
From our family to yours—may your holiday be filled with love, laughter, cookies, and a whole lot of Parmalat Milk USA!
Merry Christmas, everyone!
Ready to whip up the magic? Grab your Parmalat Milk USA, gather the kids, and get baking!
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Loved the DIY apron idea! Perfect for making holiday baking with kids even more special and memorable. Great recipe too!
We think we’re creating memories for our kids, and we are… The surprising thing though, is when they grow up and we realize these have become some of our best memories too.
I couldn’t agree more! It’s amazing how the memories we create for our kids end up being some of the most cherished moments for us too. I love how something as simple as milk and cookies for Santa can turn into a special tradition. The DIY apron idea is such a fun touch for the little ones! Thanks for sharing this sweet inspiration!
Never heard of Paramount milk! We will definitely check it out. Cute apron ideas and I love the stitching!🧵
Thank you so much! Parmalat milk is definitely worth trying—it’s a kitchen staple in my home! And I’m so glad you love the apron ideas! The stitching adds such a fun touch, doesn’t it? Let me know if you and the kiddos try making one!
Thank you Kathy. I’m going to be working on some aprons as gifts. I’ll throw in some Parmalat Milk and a printed recipe for the cookies as well.
Yummy, these look delish and cute! I can’t wait to make them with my grands!