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How do you prepare food for magic reindeer?

If you want to excite your kids during Christmas, you can make this magic recipe. Kids will have a blast helping to make this magical reindeer food recipe, and it's also enjoyable to set out to serve the reindeer. Your kids may believe wholeheartedly that on Christmas Eve, the food will direct Santa's sleigh and the reindeer to their house.

The following ingredients for reindeer food are required to prepare this edible food:

• oatmeal in the amount of 1/4 cup
• sugar, 1/4 cup
• crystals of sugar that are both red and green
• a tiny red organza bag 
• printed label

Steps to make the magical reindeer recipe:

1. It's simple to create the magical reindeer dust. The kids will appreciate lending a hand. Oatmeal and sugar should be thoroughly blended in a bowl before continuing.
2. The sugar crystals in the colors red and green should be stirred. Give each color roughly a tablespoon. As you prepare the reindeer meal, make sure to discuss the sugar crystals' magical properties with your kids.
3. Combine the ingredients, then add the printed label to an organza bag. Make additional reindeer so that the local kids can enjoy them. After all, it's simple to make and enjoyable to share goodwill with others.

Can birds and other wildlife eat this mix for reindeer food?

If you spread the reindeer snack outdoors, you won't have to be concerned about birds or other animals gobbling up it because all of the ingredients are edible and safe. After all, the ingredients are oats and sugar.

What role did reindeer play in Christmas history?

Santa Claus traveling by reindeer from the far north to deliver presents to kids on Christmas day is a tradition that has been a part of Christmas history. It seems as though Santa's sleigh is being pulled across the skies by eight reindeer. They go by the names Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donder which means thunder in Dutch, and Blitzen which means lightning in German.

Reindeer have first tamed thousands of years ago and are among the oldest farm animals. This animal's parts were used to create both rock murals and furniture. Therefore, no wonder if the cherished Christmas icon is the reindeer.

There are several mythical theories about the history of Christmas reindeer. According to Norse mythology, Thor, the god of thunder, rode in chariots driven by magical goats known as Gnasher and Cracker as he flew across the stormy skies.

In Sweden throughout the 18th century, goats were also a common Christmas emblem. Santa Claus's bearer was there. Meanwhile, the Yule deer, also known as Joulupukki, was the customary gift-giver at Christmas in Finland.

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What do children typically leave out for the reindeer to eat?

The moss, herbs, grasses of all kinds, and bush buds are among the things that reindeer like to consume in the wild. Reindeer will use their hooves to scoop the snow from the ground during cold weather in order to reach any food that may be present.

How to build a reindeer out of popsicle sticks for a Christmas craft?

Allow your children to express their creativity as they make this simple Christmas craft. This reindeer craft can be used to decorate your Christmas gathering and is built from materials that are simple to get.

Materials required for the craft:

• craft/popsicle sticks
• hot glue or glue dots (permanent)
• stick of glue
• 1 red pom poms
• 1 black pom poms
• 1 cm long yellow pom poms
• black marker
• paintbrush
• brown paint
• colored construction paper or cardstock
• scissors
• reindeer template (antlers and eyes)

Steps to make this popsicle reindeer craft:

1. Print out the reindeer template that you downloaded, then cut out the required components (antlers and eyes)
2. Make a line using 4 popsicle sticks. Make thirds out of a standard popsicle stick.
3. Spread glue along the length of the four popsicle sticks that have been trimmed, then apply glue horizontally across the top, middle, and bottom of the four sticks.
4. The four popsicle sticks should be painted in two thin coats of brown paint after being turned over. Before continuing, allow to thoroughly dry.
5. Approximately 75 inches from the top of the reindeer, glue the eyes on.
6. Make a smile by tracing below the nose with the black marker.
7. Add some glue to the red pom-pom and place it between and somewhat below the eyes.
8. Top the popsicle sticks with glue and attach the antlers.
9. Put glue where the reindeer's collar should be, which should be about 1.5" from the bottom of the popsicle sticks. Cut off any extra paper.
10. 3 yellow miniature pom-poms should be glued to the collar.

You might make this craft as a Christmas present for your friends and family.

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