Sam took one bite of the frosting and was about to go spit it out in the sink when we told him to wait for a second, that we'd really not feed him anything that was bad. Then Ethan and Ryan started to dig into their meals. They realized they'd been tricked. It was really turkey meatball muffins, topped with mashed potatoes (with a large amount of blue food coloring), with a side of actual asparagus. Then Sam went to go take a drink out of his cup and found that it wasn't coming up the straw. It was jello. They thought it was all great. The "toasted cheese" was actually pound cake that had been toasted, and the had orange frosting between two pieces. I found that if you don't look at the potatoes too long, you can eat them just fine. But if you look at them too long, and concentrate on the blue too much, you might start forgetting what you're eating. Over all I must say it was genius! And yummy too.
Happy April Fool's Day to my favorite fools.
4 comments:
We had a meal like that for April Fools when I was a kid (minus the "pop"). It was fun. I bet your kids think you're awesome. :)
Very creative. I'm impressed that you took all that time to pull it off. :)
Wow! I am so impressed!!--especially considering that you guys have been sick this week. What a great memory!
That is awesome! What a great mom you are!
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