Track Your Sweet Tooth Journey - Butler County Tourism

Track Your Sweet Tooth Journey

Dessert Bucket ListWrite down some tasty treats you want to try on the trail! Then check them off as you go!

Explore the Trail & write down your favorites!

My favorite candy isDraw it here:

My favorite frozen treat isDraw it here:

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My favorite baked good isDraw it here:

My favorite kind of donut isDraw it here:

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My favorite stop in the Sweet Tooth Trail is

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My favorite memory from the Sweet Tooth Trail is

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Sweet Tooth Trail ActivitiesWhile you are on your journey to complete the Sweet Tooth Trail,

try these fun STEAM-based activities as a family.

Sweet ScienceHow many licks does it take to eat an ice cream cone?Make your hypothesis*: Share your results:

How many pieces of penny candy are in a pound?Make your hypothesis*: Share your results:

Try separating your penny candy by color, count how many pieces there are of each color then create a bar graph with the results.

*A hypothesis is an educated guess.

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Sweet MathYou buy a donut for $3 and give the salesperson a $5 bill, how much change will you get back? What types of bills?

Practice Making Change.

You buy a double scoop ice cream cone for $4.50 and give the salesperson a $10 bill, how much change will you get back? What types of bills and coins?

You buy one chocolate chip cookie, one peanut butter cookie, and one snickerdoodle cookie (each cookie is the same price) for $6.75. You give the salesperson a $20 bill, how much change will you get back? What types of bills and coins? How much was each cookie?

You buy 5 pieces of chocolate for $3.75. You give the salesperson a $5 bill, how much change do you get back? What types of bills and coins? If each piece of chocolate was the same price, how much was each piece of chocolate?


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Fun Facts About Sweet Treats!Did you know that the world’s tallest ice cream cone was over 10 feet tall? That’s

as tall as an average African Elephant!

Did you know that the world’s biggest cookie was 102 feet wide and 40,000 pounds? A regular cookie size is only 3 inches! That makes the world’s largest cookie as big as 1/3 of a football field.

Did you know that the world’s largest cupcake was 2,594 pounds? A regular sized cupcake weighs 4

ounces. The world’s largest cupcake is heavier than the liberty bell, which weighs 2,080 pounds.

Sweet Creativity Invent Your Own Treats!

Design an ice cream flavor. Color it in here:

• What is the name of your ice cream flavor?

• What does it taste like? (Is it sweet or sour? Salty or savory? Hot or spicy?)

• What does it smell like?

• Does it taste best in a cone, cup, or sundae?

• What toppings go well with your ice cream flavor?

• Why do you like your ice cream flavor?

Design a cake. Draw it here:

• What is the name of your cake?

• What celebration is your cake for?

• How will you decorate your cake?

• What shape is your cake?

• What does your cake taste like? (Is it sweet? Salty or tangy? Hot or spicy?)

• Why do you like your cake?

• Who would you share your cake with?


• What shape is your candy wrapper?

• What material is the wrapper made out of? (Is it plastic or something else?)

• Does your candy have a logo? (a design that represents the candy inside)

• Who would you share your candy with?

Design a piece of candy and its candy wrapper. Draw it here:

• What is the name of your candy?

• What shape is your candy?

• What color is your candy?

• What does your candy taste like? (Is it sweet? Salty or tangy? Hot or spicy?)

• Why do you like your candy?


More Fun Facts About Sweet Treats!

Source: World’s largest facts come from GuinessWorldRecords.com and Lamars.com/about/funfacts

Did you know that the world’s largest chocolate bar was 12,770 pounds and 4.48 ounces?

That makes the world’s largest chocolate bar almost as heavy as a school bus, which weighs

14,000 pounds.

Did you know that the world’s largest donutwas a jelly donut was 16 feet in diameter? It weighed 1.7 tons! That makes the world’s tallest donut the size of two average height Christmas Trees.

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