Kids got cabin fever? Pick one of these activities and send them outside for some cold-weather fun. (23 Photos)
-iVillage on Feb 7, 2013 at 4:07PM
chime in nowChannel your inner Ma Ingalls for this tasty, homespun activity from Rosy ~ Posy: Show your kids how to make real maple candy -- and cool it on the snow!
Best for kids aged: 5 and up (with supervision, of course)
What You’ll Need: 100% pure maple syrup; unsalted butter; candy thermometer; popsicle sticks; snow or vanilla ice cream
Directions: Combine the butter and syrup in a saucepan over medium heat (get the exact recipe specificatinos at Rosy ~ Posy) and stir until candy thermometer reaches 220 degrees. Let cool for a couple minutes and then drizzle onto a patch of clean snow or vanilla ice cream. (Make sure eager little hands are kept away from the hot syrup!) Once it has cooled in the snow, let your kids scoop the resulting soft, stretchy candy onto a popsicle stick and enjoy!
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