Build a Better Snack With Lego-Themed Treats

Updated on Feb 24, 2014 at 9:59 AM

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After seeing The Lego Movie, your little one may start acting like they live in a Legoland. While you can't turn their whole world into a building block set, you can make their food more Lego-like. There are plenty of ways to turn an ordinary snack into a toy-inspired treat, whether it's savory or sweet. Check out these snacks that are fun to make, play with, and eventually eat!

Lego Man Cookies

Source: Sweet Sugar Belle

The secret to Sweet Sugar Belle's Lego man cookies? A DIY cookie cutter!

Lego PB&J

Source: Bent on Better Lunches

Add a little fun to your child's lunch box with Bent on Better Lunches' Lego-shaped peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

Lego Brownies

Source: Rindy Mae

All you need to make Rindy Mae's stackable brownies is some frosting and mini M&M's.

Lego Piñata Cookies

Source: Hanila's

Once kids are done playing with these Lego cookies from Haniela's, they can break them open for a special, sweet surprise.

Lego Cake

Source: I Should Be Mopping the Floor

Celebrate your little builder's birthday with this cute and colorful cake from I Should Be Mopping the Floor.

Lego Cheese and Crackers

Source: Tonya Staab

Looking for a fun after-school snack? Try Tonya Staab's Lego-inspired cheese and crackers.

Lego Jell-O

Source: Grasping For Objectivity

Legos aren't just for playing. Use these toys to make some stackable Jell-O, courtesy of Lemon Berry Moon.

Lego Sugar Cookies

Source: Anders Ruff

Use your favorite sugar cookie recipe and some colorful candies to create some sweet Lego-shaped sugar cookies.

Lego Cake Pop

Source: Cake Power

Let little ones create their own Lego man (or woman) using CakePower's cake pop recipe.

Lego Ham and Cheese Sandwiches

Source: Monson Photography

Monson's Lego sandwiches are perfect for parties! If the kids don't like ham, swap it out for another deli meat.

Lego Lollipops

Source: Tonya Staab

You don't need a list of fancy ingredients to make Tonya Staab's lollipop Legos. Just get a bag of Jolly Ranchers and some pots and pans!

Lego Fruit Snacks

You could buy a bunch of Lego fruit snacks ($3 for 10), or make your own healthier version.

Lego fruit snacks

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Lego Candy

Source: Kara's Party Ideas

Want to whip up these cute Lego candies? Just buy some chocolate and a bendable mold ($7).

a bendable mold

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