Froot Loops pops

I'll give my 3 year old credit. She starts out rather slyly, politely asking for a popsicle for breakfast, complete with "please," a crooked smile and fluttering eye lashes. With each denial the demands become more and more toddleresque, escalating to a foot stomping "I WANT A POPSICLE!"

I compromised with these Froot Loops popsicles. As in, I slid some Froot Loops on a lollipop stick and called them Froot Loops popsicles. Seemed to do the trick, at least for one day. And I know that Froot Loops are laced with sugar, but at least they have some vitamins, unlike the solid corn syrup rocket popsicles my husband bought because I forgot to remind him to at least get the ones made with some real fruit.

f r o o t l o o p s p o p s

you will need:
Froot Loops
lollipop sticks, 4-inch
a gullible child

what to do:
Slide Froot Loops on stick. Call it "popsicle." TIP: I didn't use anything to keep the bottom loop in place, I merely chose one with a smaller hole that fit snugly.