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St Patrick’s Day Finds

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It’s March, the month of luck, rainbows, and when everyone is even a wee bit Irish. I’ve round up some of my favorite St Patrick’s Day Finds to help you celebrate this month. Click the links below to shop. Happy luck of the Irish to ya 😉

St Patrick’s Day Finds

Lucky Charms Marshmallows Only – for all your treat recipes. This is my boy’s favorite festive breakfast.

Festive glasses – from my friend Christine. You can get them with lids and a straw too!

I am Magic activity – a fun activity to do with the kids! Just snagged one for the boys. Love they anything to do with potions!

Happy Clover Pajamas – we loveee all the Burt’s Bees pajamas!

How to catch a leprauchan – we love this book.

St Patricks Day gnomes – if you’ve been following for awhile you know I have a gnome obsession.

Part Irish All Trouble – the cutest shirt for your little shamrocks.

Hat – a simple baseball hat.

These super cute nail decals – to DIY mani at home and make it festive

Dish Towels – I got simple set with just the right amount of green.

For more St Patrick’s Ideas and Inspiration check out:

My Reuben Salad

My Homemade Irish Cream

Irish Cream Cold Brew

Boozy Guinness Chocolate Shake

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March 1, 2022 By Nicolle

7 In food/ holidays/ St Patricks Day

Lucky St. Patrick’s Day Pancakes

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This is such a cute idea to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with your little ones. These lucky charms St. Patrick’s Day pancakes are fun, festive and magically delicious! Scroll down for my recipe.

Lucky St. Patrick’s Day Pancakes

You will need:

Pancake Mix
Green food coloring
Whipped Cream
Marshmallows from Lucky Charms cereal – click here for just the marshmallows on Amazon 🙂

Directions:

1.) Go through a box of Lucky Charms cereal separating the marshmallows from the cereal. This is an easy way to have your kids help you and practice their sorting.

2.) Prepare your pancake mix as you normally do and add a few drops of green food coloring. I added 4 drops but you can add more if you want your pancakes to be a darker green.