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  1. Kelly Manzano says

    My families faces were priceless when I called them into breakfast this morning! Thanks for the fun, super easy, and not to mention delicious way to start celebrating the Fourth of July!

  2. Crystal says

    just made a variation of this this morning. So yummy. Made french toast then smothered it in whip ream and pureed strawberries and then topped with the bananas and blueberries kids and hubby loved it.

  3. Rae says

    this is cute! And I have those fruits right now too. Actually I did a major stock up trip for fruits/veggies today so my fridge is packed right now. Crystal, after saying several times that I have never seen marked down bananas for a good price (with the exception of that 1day sale at Walmart for $.21/lb), I finally did! I got a huge bag (about 10.5 lbs!!!) for $1! They had several of them in a cart. They were not even all brown. They were yellow with some browning (less than half), no mold, etc. The only thing wrong was that there was one split open one in the whole bag. I had to read the tag like 3 times to make sure it really was $1 for the whole bag 😀

  4. Linse says

    thanks for the find Crystal! My little nieces are staying over this weekend and they LOVE making things like this 🙂

  5. Monica says

    This is so cute! I can’t wait to try it for my girls. I make the flag cake every year with strawberries and blueberries but this is something we can enjoy before the crowd arrives! Thanks for sharing!

  6. Catherine says

    Cute! You can also do something similar with waffles. Just place blueberries and raspberries or strawberries in the holes of the waffle to make the flag. Then use whipped cream (from a can works best) to fill in the white stripes in the flag. Very cute and fun!

  10. Tanya Tucker says

    I guess you could actually do either and it would probably taste delicious. I’m sooooo going to make this for the kids this weekend. I think they will get a kick out of it!!

  15. Danielle B says

    Sorry if this seems obvious, but is that cream cheese or whipped topping? Just want to be sure! Thanks!

  16. Lisa Boggess says

    Great idea and a fresh perspective!!! I realistically think that I can make this. Alot of those holiday recipes seem too difficult and detailed. I am going to give this a try!!! Thanks!!!