Dr. Seuss Pancake Stacks

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There are a few holidays where my Dr. Seuss pancake stacks will be perfect. Serve them up for Dr. Seuss’ birthday or for International Pancake Tuesday. Don’t have a holiday? No problem! Your kids will love these pancake stacks any morning as they are a fun treat and oh so good! This post is a part of Craft Lightning this week where we are posting quick 15 minute Seuss inspired crafts. If you have missed any of the fun, be sure to check out the crafts from day 1. Looking for more Nutella® recipes?? Be sure to visit nutellausa.tumblr.com for recipe ideas and more!

Start with sliced strawberries and Nutella spread. Yep we are using the wholesome goodness for Nutella hazelnut spread on these pancake stacks. Slice your strawberries and spread a bit of Nutella on one side with a knife.

Now for the pancakes! We are using mini pancakes in these Seuss inspired treats. Make any pancake recipe you love and drop the batter by tablespoon full onto your griddle. You can also purchase frozen mini pancakes at the store if you are short on time. On each skewer, place the pancakes and Nutella strawberries as shown below.

Pop the completed stacks into a glass for serving and you can add a bit of fat free whipped topping to the very top if you like but this is optional. Serve these right away and watch the kids go wild for them.

Nutella is the perfect pancake spread as it adds a touch of sweetness and no syrup is required. Will you be celebrating a holiday or just making these Seuss pancake stacks to kick off a typical weekday morning? Either way your kids will love these simple yet yummy creations!

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Need more Dr. Seuss inspiration? Check out the links below! Start with Busy’s Mom’s Helper and her free printable Dr. Seuss quote.

Love Yertle the Turtle? Be sure to make this super simple turtle stacking game from My Very Educated Mother.

Do you have a daughter who just loves all things Seuss? Make her a Seuss inspired bow with these instructions from Occasionally Crafty.

Hand print crafts are just the cutest! Click here to see how to make this hand print thing 1 from Lovin’ Our Chaos.

Make a Seuss inspired night light with these curious crandalls from Holy Craft.

Print and attach these fun grow tags to seeds for a great gift anytime of the year! I think these would be great for a teacher. Click here to print the tag and see more at Sowdering About.