Lucky Charms Cereal. Classic.

I contemplated making Bailey’s Irish cream cupcakes or even a chocolate stout milk pie, but just wasn’t feeling it.

Then I thought about the savory side. I tried, really I did, but I just can’t get into the traditional (or non-traditional) St. Patrick’s Day menu.

I just googled corned beef. Maybe if I ate beef, I would have a better reaction, but no thank you.

I don’t drink beer. Unless I’m on a beach, in Mexico and someone hands me a corona, with lime, then ok.

Then after looking through all your blogs and seeing such incredible desserts & craft ideas (like this, this and this), I really couldn’t compete. Plus, did you see all these rainbow treats?! Impressive.

So, there I am in Target standing in front of a large display of Lucky Charms Cereal, on sale. SOLD. Simple, inexpensive and yet festive – in a way. I filled this little jar with the cereal, tied with a little green bow and is now hidden in my husband’s briefcase with a note saying, “Hope your day is filled with a bit of luck and a touch of charm”. Not only will he be surprised, but possibly confused since I can almost guarantee he doesn’t know it’s St. Patrick’s Day today.

Alright, I want to hear what you all have planned. Are you going all out and cooking the traditional meal? Want company? Just kidding. Maybe. Anyone daring the Irish pubs? Whatever you’re up to, I hope you have a very Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

{With Style and Grace}

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