Mickey Mouse Pop Tarts

It’s no secret that we are Disney fans around here.  We have had the opportunity to host a couple Disneyside parties with our friends and family.  In preparation for our latest party, I decided to make these Mickey Mouse pop tarts.  I couldn’t believe how easy they were to make!  They turned out great!  Plus they tasted good and the kids loved that they were on a stick.

To make these Mickey Mouse pop tarts you will need a package of store bought pie crusts, jam/preserves of choice, a Mickey Mouse cookie cutter and fun straws or popsicle sticks.

The first thing I did was roll out my pie crusts onto a lightly floured surface.  I cut out Mickey Mouse shapes and placed them on a lined cookie sheet.  I spaced them out so I could put the sticks in them.  I was able to get about 12 cut outs from each pie crust.

Then I added about 1/2 tsp of jam to each Mickey head and spread it around.  I chose to use homemade jam, since that is what I had.  I added the straws to the center of the pop tart.  I covered each Mickey with another cut out and used a fork to crimp around the edges.  Yes a little jam came out the edges, but that was just fine.

Once they were baked, I pulled them out of the oven and made some icing.  I decided to add some sprinkles to the top of the icing to finish them off.

Yield: 1 dz

Mickey Mouse Pop Tarts

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A fun and easy addition to any Disney party. Perfect for fun breakfast or a yummy dessert bar.

Cook Time 10 minutes

Total Time 10 minutes

Ingredients

• FOR POP TARTS:
• 1 package pie crust
• Jam/preserves of choice
• Cookie cutter
• straws/popsicle sticks
• FOR ICING:
• 1/2 cup powdered sugar
• 1/2 tsp vanilla
• 2 tsp milk

Instructions

1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees
2. Roll out pie crust onto a lightly floured surface
3. Cut out Mickey Mouse shapes and lay on lined cookie sheet
4. Put 1/2 tsp- 1 tsp jam/preserves into the center and spread around avoiding the edges
5. Add straw or popsicle stick to center of pop tart
6. Cover with another pie crust cut out and crimp around edges with fork
7. Bake for 8 - 10 mins until golden brown
8. ICING:
9. Mix together powdered sugar, vanilla and milk until smooth (can add a little more milk if needed to achieve desired consistency)
10. Cover pop tarts with icing
11. Add sprinkles or colored sugars for fun

I gave the icing a little time to set up before I moved the Mickey Mouse pop tarts.

I stored them in an air tight container until I was ready to serve them at our party.

They were such a fun addition to our party!  I decided they couldn’t have enough jam or enough icing. 🙂

I don’t know if the kids or the moms liked them more.  These pop tarts would be great for any type of Disney party.  They work as breakfast or could be a dessert too.  If you’re looking for an easy addition to your table display, give these Mickey Mouse pop tarts a try!

Happy Baking!

Liz

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