Nom nom nom … Cheez-its! One of my all-time favorite processed foods.
A friend once told me, “If your great-grandma wouldn’t recognize what you’re eating, you should leave it on the shelf.”
I did some research, and these tasty orange bits of heaven have been around since 1921. So there.
Have you seen the Cheese High promotion on the back of Cheez-it boxes? Pretty entertaining. Turns out, it makes a fun matching game, especially for little ones who aren’t able to master the typical 36-card Memory game.
So dig through your recycling tote and get started.
Here’s what you need:
A friend once told me, “If your great-grandma wouldn’t recognize what you’re eating, you should leave it on the shelf.”
I did some research, and these tasty orange bits of heaven have been around since 1921. So there.
Have you seen the Cheese High promotion on the back of Cheez-it boxes? Pretty entertaining. Turns out, it makes a fun matching game, especially for little ones who aren’t able to master the typical 36-card Memory game.
So dig through your recycling tote and get started.
Here’s what you need:
- Two Cheez-it boxes featuring Cheese High’s Graduating Class
- Scissors
- Stickers and markers (optional)
Directions:
- Cut out each Cheez-it variety in the same size and shape (square, circle, triangle, etc.) to make 18 cards.
- Decorate the back of each card with the same sticker, word or drawing.
- Mix the cards up and place them face down.
- Grab a bowl of Cheez-its and take turns trying to match the 9 sets.
The Hot & Spicy Cheez-its occupy our cupboard today. As much as I enjoy Scrabble, I just don’t care for the Cheez-its version. An expert in the food industry (my husband) explained the science behind the extrusion process. Simply put, they’re just not fluffy enough for me.
Until next time,
Tricia
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