Treat your kids to a special back to school snack. These Graham Cracker Ruler Boxes filled with Welch’s Fruit ‘n Yogurt Snacks will make their school day measurably more fun!
This post is sponsored by Welch’s® Fruit Snacks. I am being compensated for this post. All comments and opinions are my own.
Make Welch’s Fruit ‘n Yogurt Snacks your snack of choice for back to school. They are the perfect snack to toss in a book bag, a lunchbox, or in these cute Graham Cracker Ruler Boxes.
These edible boxes filled with Welch’s Fruit ‘n Yogurt Snacks are sure to get an A+. They are quick and easy to create and will make an extra special treat for your kids when they go back to school.
Each ruler shaped box is crafted from graham crackers and is large enough to hold 10 individual Fruit ‘n Yogurt Snacks. Your kids can enjoy each piece of the snack separately, or they can bite into the box and enjoy the combination of Welch’s Fruit ‘n Yogurt Snacks and graham crackers all together.
Graham Cracker Ruler Boxes filled with Welch’s Fruit ‘n Yogurt Snacks Video Tutorial
The delicious yogurt covered fruit snacks, available in Strawberry, Blueberry, and Cherry have a lovely creamy coating of yogurt on the fruit snack and they fit perfectly into the graham cracker ruler boxes.
These snacks would also be nice enough to bring to your kid’s teachers as “welcome back to school gifts”.
Adults and kids alike will not only enjoy the taste but they will also appreciate that Welch’s puts fruit center stage, and that Welch’s Fruit ‘n Yogurt Snacks are made with real fruit. You can find Welch’s Fruit ‘n Yogurt Snacks at your local grocery store. Click here to save.
Graham crackers are cut and assembled into a box decorated like a ruler and filled with fruit snacks.
- 7 graham crackers (plus more in case of breakage)
- 1/4 cup peanut butter chips, melted
- 4 pkgs. Welch’s® Fruit 'n Yogurt Snacks
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Cut 4 grahams in half lengthwise to create four (5" x 1 1/16") tops and four bottoms.
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Cut 8 long (5" x 9/16") side panels out of 2 graham crackers and 8 short (3/4") end panels out of the remaining cracker.
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Use the melted peanut butter chips to attach two long side panels and 2 short end panels to the 4 bottom crackers, creating open boxes.
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Draw ruler lines and numbers on the top pieces using a food coloring marker.
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Fill boxes with Welch's Fruit 'n Yogurt Snacks and cover with the graham cracker ruler.
If needed, soften the graham crackers a bit in the microwave to make them easier to cut. Heat one cracker for about 20 seconds on high power or 2 graham crackers for 30 seconds. Cut while warm.
I love this idea. Adorable.
These are seriously cute. I love how creative they are, and I bet they are pretty yummy as well. Thank you!
Thanks, Rachael. The combination of the graham cracker and the fruit snacks together is really yummy! It made a fun and tasty snack.
what a great idea! thanks for sharing
What a great back-to-school treat! The graham cracker boxes really look like rulers and sound yummy too!
Thank you Karen.
You really are a freaking genius! Love watching what you keep coming up with!
Love your blog!!!
Thanks Becky! I’m so glad you enjoy my creations.
Beth this is one of the cutest back to school idea that I have ever seen. It is so creative and clever. You did it again (as you always do. The grandkids will LOVE them!! And I know they’ll want to help make them. Thanks again for another HIT of an idea!!
Thank you so much Nancy! I hope your grandkids love the snacks and have fun making these graham cracker rulers with you.
This is such a cute idea! I’m going to make this for the kids for an after school snack…..they’ll love it!
I hope they love their fun snack!
These are SO much fun!
Seriously so dang cute! So clever and fun! 🙂
Yay, I am wondering how to cut crackers but still keep its shape. Thank for your advise, I tried and really surprise, because i thought heat will make them more hard
If you heat them just enough to soften them and it works great!
This is absolutely adorable!!
How fun are these?! I love them!
I’m so glad!!!
Oh wow, such a genius idea! And they are adorable!!
Thanks so much, Katerina!