Our Lady of Mt. Carmel- Sweet Treats

The Feast of Our Lady of Mr. Carmel is coming up on July 16. This is a super awesome feast day to celebrate with kids because you learn about St. Simon Stock, a Mary apparition, and also the scapular all at once! The name of Our Lady lends herself to all kinds of deliciousness as it is very similar to the word caramel. So I mean… don’t we owe it to the world to eat caramel on this day? I think we do! haha. Also, there are so many fun and easy ways to make edible scapulars- you don’t want to miss it! So let’s take a look at these Our Lady Of Mt. Carmel sweet treats!

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Sweet Treats Graphic.

Story In A Nutshell

Our Lady appeared to St. Simon on Mount Carmel and handed the brown woolen scapular to him. Wearing the scapular comes with many promises from Our Lady, and some Catholics choose to wear it all the time. To read more about the story and promises of the scapular, check out Garment of Grace– it’s a great free read!

Our Lady Of Mt. Carmel Sweet Treats

Here are some fun “Sweet Treats” to help you celebrate this awesome feast day!

I have directions for making your very own candy scapular and using it to top an Our Lady Of Mt. Carmel ice cream sundae! Sure to be loved by kids of every age.

Scapular Dessert Idea for Kids with dessert in the background.

On Sweetness & Light, they made some
“Mount Caramels” of their own!
Caramels on a plate with a picture of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel.

The site that this picture was originally from no longer exists, so use this picture as inspiration for making your own Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Caramels.

 

How about this Amazing Scapular Cake on
Under Her Starry Mantel.
 

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel chocolate cakes with religious images and text tethered together.

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Check out these sacpular graham crackers from Family At The Foot Of The Cross!

 

over on Bless Us O Lord.
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel caramel bundt cake with chocolates and whipped cream on top.

 

I love this idea of making Scapular Brownies!
From Just Another Day in Paradise.
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel brownies tethered together in pairs with labels on them.

The site that this picture was originally from no longer exists, so use this picture as inspiration for making your own Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Scapular Brownies.

Look To Him And Be Radiant also has some cute scapular brownines!

Two brownies one reading "put on the Lord Jesus Christ" and one with a picture of Our Lady of Mt Carmel.

Or you can really make Carmel anything, like these
Salted Carmel Cupcakes from Amy Bakes Cupcakes.
 
 
Vanilla cupcake with white frosting and caramel drizzle symbolizing Our Lady of Mt. Carmel.

More Caramel Treats You Could Eat!

  • Rolos- shaped like crowns, caramel inside. Sounds perfect to me!
  • Caramel dip with fruit- we especially love to dip apple slices in this stuff.
  • Caramel syrup over ice cream- this is perfect for summertime! 
  • Those new caramel filled M&M’s
  • Werther’s originals
  • Cowtails
  • Caramel apples 
  • Anything drizzled in caramel syrup. I mean what isn’t delicious with caramel on it, really?
 
Yum! Maybe being Catholic isn’t too great for my waist line… I’m really excited about this upcoming feast day- stay tuned for more Our Lady of Mt. Carmel posts! 🙂
 
I have even more fun ideas for celebrating Our Lady Of Mt. Carmel with kids here. Don’t miss out!
 
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Comments

  1. Once again, a creative collection. But with all these food ideas, this particular feast may not be good for the waistline! 🙂

  2. Gardenia says

    I just love coming by — I always find awesome ideas. thanks.

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  4. Sarah Harkins says

    Wow, Catholics are sooo creative! Must be all that Holy Spirit inspiration! and Feast Days ARE yummy! I can smell the caramel cupcakes right now!