What preferably edible item can ds take into school for St Patricks day?

[Ladymuck]

My mind is blank,and I can't think of anything remotely suitable.

Will be sending him in with cress and telling him that it is really shamrock at this rate!

soda bread?

Fairy cakes with white icing and green shamrock shaped marzipan/icing on top ??

Irish soda bread. Or a bottle of Baileys

Taytos would go down well!

can of guiness

We aren't allowed edibles, how about a relevant book (or printout from the internet) for teacher to read and some stickers? that goes down well with mine (well that's what they are getting anyway).

Soda bread would work - or potato bread I guess. The teacher might enjoy guinness or baileys but I'm not sure that it would really go down that well . I'm not wasting Taytos on kids! I guess if I'm doing something sweet then fairy cakes it would be...

Majorstress, where are you getting your stickers from?

what about some of that guinness marmite? it's non-alcoholic (sadly)

Smoked salmon?

haggis!

Oh no! St Patrick's day. Sorry.....

potato cakes (pancake-type ones). yum. portable, and fairly easy to make.

Irish whiskey for the teacher

Colcannon?

Chocolate and Guiness Cake (only has a small amount of Guiness in it!)

Ever since she was in reception my dd has always taken in a tin of shamrock shaped biscuits to share with her class. Most cake shops sell shamrock shaped cutters. Basic biscuit mixture (I've got a good one if you need it) iced if we have time, sprinkled with green edible glitter if we haven't.