How To Make The Best Tiny Teddy Cars

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Learn how to easily create these adorable tiny teddy cars. They are the ultimate party treat which kids love.

Make with either Mars bars or Milky Ways, these tiny teddy cars are always an absolute hit at kids parties. They would also be perfect for a racing car party or even on the top of a birthday cake.

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Kids party food is simply the best.

Not only does it look adorable but it is always super tasty. It must be to do with the simple ingredients, but I always find that kids party food is always just as much a winner for the adults as it is for the kids.

Take these tiny teddy cars for example. They are super cute, and they just scream “eat me”.

What’s even better is that they involve NO cooking and can be whipped up SO easily. In fact they are so easy the kids would enjoy making them too.

Ingredients You Will Need To Make Tiny Teddy Racing Cars

You won’t need a lot of ingredients to make these tiny teddy cars. I do recommend having everything to hand and laid out before you start assembling the cars.

Gather the following;

• Bite sized chocolate bars. Milky Way, Mars or Snickers bars (just be careful of nut allergies if you use the Snickers bars)
• Smarties
• Arnotts Tiny Teddy’s
• Packet of Life Savers
• Chocolate Fudge pen

Tiny Teddy Cars In 5 Simple Steps

Step 1: Lay all the ingredients out so that they are easy to assemble. Whilst they are not hard to make, it would get a bit fiddly if you are not organised.

Step 2: There are two options for how you attach the tiny teddy into his cars.

Option 1: Cut a slit into the chocolate bar and ease the tiny teddy into it. Be aware that this could cause some breakages and splitting to the cars.

Option 2: (My preferred option). Cut off the teddy’s legs (and eat). The teddy will then just sit nicely on the top of the car using some chocolate fudge to keep it in place. The fudge acts like a glue and also adds extra chocolate deliciousness.

Step 3: Place some fudge on each of the smarties. Once again the fudge is being used as a glue, so don’t add too much. Stick the smarties to the sides of the chocolate bar to look like the wheels.

 Step 4: Cut the lifesaver in half. Place some chocolate fudge on the bottom and fix in place in front of the teddy. This becomes the car steering wheel.

If preferred you could use another smartie as the steering wheel instead of the lifesaver. For these tiny teddy cars I used musk lifesavers.

Step 5: Place the tiny teddy racing cars onto a tray and put them in the fridge to allow the fudge to set.

In just a few simple steps you are going to have a kids party treat that not only looks great, but tastes amazing. They will be a winner every single time.

Tiny Teddy Cars Recipe

Kids will absolutely adore these tiny teddy cars. Heck, you had better make sure you make lots of them because the adults are going to love them too.

Make the cars as colorful as you like. You could change the color of the smarties on the wheels or keep them all the same to match the party theme.

These tiny teddy cars would also work perfectly at a racing car party and would also look adorable even sitting on the top of a birthday cake.

In only a few minutes you can have these tiny teddy cars ready to go and wow all your little guests. You can be guaranteed that these are a party treat that everyone is going to enjoy.

Need some more recipe ideas? Check out our entire range of party food ideas that are perfect for the kids and adults too. There are plenty of homemade birthday cakes, cupcakes, cookies, chocolate popcorn and other delicious recipes that guests will all love.

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