How do YOU "get rid of" reindeer food?

TheNextWest

So we leave cookies out for Santa... and well, those are pretty easy to dispose of

But we have THREE bags of "reindeer food" that the kids all made in school/sunday school that they are adamant about spreading in the yard for the reindeer on Xmas eve.... but how do I make it disappear so it looks as if the reindeer ate it when they came to our house? It's mostly oatmeal and glitter!!

mamarazzi

Have them put it on the driveway and sweep it up and flush it after they go to bed?

BubblyToes

No idea, we leave a plate of carrots which my husband usually eats.

BUT I wanted to tell you how much I love your siggie.  Seriously.  It's beautiful.

butterbeansmama

We leave our's out in the snow. Then we just pile more snow on top, so he can't see it. His is bird seed though, so the birds will eventually eat it anyway.

Kapalua

I was hoping the birds would eat it?  That probably won't happen overnight, huh?  LOL...I don't know!

Jen2124

Maybe instead of spreading it, put it in a "reindeer bowl".....much easier to dispose of that way!

TheNextWest

BubblyToes:

No idea, we leave a plate of carrots which my husband usually eats.

BUT I wanted to tell you how much I love your siggie.  Seriously.  It's beautiful.

 

That's what we always did growing up- carrots. Why did people have to get fancy and add glitter? lol.

 

And thank you on the sig

TheNextWest

mamarazzi:

Have them put it on the driveway and sweep it up and flush it after they go to bed?

 

That's a good idea...

TheNextWest

Jen2124:

Maybe instead of spreading it, put it in a "reindeer bowl".....much easier to dispose of that way!

Another good idea!

See... this is why I come here when my brain is done.

reemarie81

I was thinking the same thing, cover with other snow!

JenniC1135

My kids are just way too busy with their loot and visiting everyone to remember to look to see if it's gone.  By the time we get outside a few days later, it's gone.