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By Samantha Curtis @hooahandhiccups
I am a member of the Collective Bias® Social Fabric® Community. This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper amplification for Collective Bias and its advertiser. There are few things in life better than the perfect ugly Christmas sweater. I started collecting ugly Christmas sweaters a few years ago when we had the brilliant idea to throw a party. Little did I know it would be the same night Z would propose to me but that's a story for a different blog post. 
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But it seems as though corny sweaters are all the rage around the holidays; the tackier the sweater, the better the party. I love fixing quick snacks for holiday parties but am always stumped on what to bring.
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It seems as though every time we go to a Christmas party or adult party of any matter, there aren't any options for kids. Now that Nolan is old enough to need real food that's not mashed up into a liquid substance, I have to make sure there are healthy options but also options he will actually eat. As much as I want to say my child is some star child who only eats healthy foods, he's not perfect and still loves "kid" foods.
Ad: Kid-Friendly Corn Dog Kabobs
So to meet in the middle and compromise, I try and provide him with healthy options in addition to the typical kid foods. While thinking of ideas to bring to our parties this holiday season, I thought it would be fun to make Kid-Friendly Corn Dog Kabobs. I picked up this club pack of 30 Country Ribbon at Sam's Club along with grapes, string cheese, peppers, and clementines. The possibilities are endless but these are a few of Bubba's favorite foods. 
Ad: Kid-Friendly Corn Dog Kabobs
I cooked the corn dogs according to the package instructions, let them cool, and slid them off the sticks. I cut them into pieces and then reassembled them onto the stick with the other ingredients. 
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Because I had so many pieces leftover, I picked up a big of pretzel sticks and stuck them in the corn dog slices, served them along with sides of ranch, honey mustard, and BBQ sauces and voila! A great snack for kids and adults alike!
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And just because I've never been more excited about a corny Christmas sweater, I had to share the sweater Nolan will be wearing this year. Home Alone, the best movie of all time, has provided me with this little gem. 
Ad: Kid-Friendly Corn Dog Kabobs
Sam's Club is demoing these Country Ribbon Corn Dogs December 12th and 13th so if you're in the area of a store, you should probably rock your corniest sweater and check them out. 
Ad: Kid-Friendly Corn Dog Kabobs
There's also a contest on the Club Tyson Facebook page in which you can win the ultimate corny Christmas sweater. Just like the image they put up each day and you're automatically entered :) 
What kid-friendly recipes do you have for the holiday season?! 
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