Soft bread layered with creamy filling and colorful sprinkles, cut into tiny party cubes — a fun, quick, no-cook treat for kids.
Prep: 10 min | Serves: 4 | Chill (optional): 15 min

Soft, creamy, colorful & fun
No stove, no oven needed
Easy for kids to help assemble
Great fine-motor practice (spreading & sprinkling)
Perfect bite-size snack for toddlers
Customizable with flavors & colors
White sandwich bread: 4 slices
Cream cheese (softened): ½ cup
Rainbow sprinkles (confetti or non-pareils): 2–3 tbsp
Honey or powdered sugar: 1 tbsp (optional, for sweetness)
Butter knife or small spatula
Cutting board
Sharp knife (adult use)
Square ruler or guide (optional)
Plate or tray for serving

Best served fresh
Can be chilled for 30–60 minutes before serving
Store covered in refrigerator for up to 24 hours
Wash hands before starting
Use clean knife & cutting board
Adult supervision while cutting
Keep cream cheese chilled until use
Clean spills immediately

Step 1 — Prep the Bread
Action: Remove crusts (optional) and place bread slices flat on a board.
Step 2 — Spread the Cream
Action: Spread a smooth, even layer of cream cheese on one slice of bread.
Step 3 — Add the Confetti
Action: Sprinkle rainbow sprinkles evenly over the cream cheese layer.
Step 4 — Make the Sandwich
Action: Place another bread slice on top and gently press to seal.

Step 5 — Cut into Squares
Action: Cut sandwich into small, neat square cubes (bite-size).

Step 6 — Serve & Enjoy
Action: Arrange cubes on a plate and serve fresh or lightly chilled.

Tip: Try different fruit combos by season — peaches in summer, stewed apple in cooler months.
Calories: ~85–95 kcal
Total Sugar: ~6–8 g
Calcium: ~60–80 mg
Protein: ~3 g
Fat: ~4–5 g
Carbohydrates: ~10–12 g
Fiber: ~0.5–1 g
Use chocolate sprinkles for a dessert version
Add strawberry cream cheese for fruity flavor
Use whole-wheat bread for added fiber
Cut into stars or triangles using cookie cutters
Q: Can I use flavored cream cheese?
A: Yes! Strawberry or vanilla works great.
Q: Can I skip sprinkles?
A: Yes — try fruit bits or grated chocolate instead.
Q: Is this suitable for toddlers?
A: Yes, cut into small cubes and supervise eating.
✅Fine motor skills (spreading & sprinkling)
✅Color recognition
✅Counting & portioning
✅Creativity & food play
✅Following simple steps