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2 Celery stalks
12 Toothpicks
16 Carrot rounds
1/2 c Peanut butter; cheese spread or ranch dressing
20 Raisins

Cut celery stalks crosswise into two pieces each, about 3" long. Push toothpicks through sides of celery to form axles for four wheels. Fill celery wagon with peanut butter, cheese or dressing. Stick carrot rounds onto ends of toothpicks. Cover tips with raisins. Stick a toothpick into the end of the celery at a 45 degree angle to form wagon handle. Cover tip with raisin.

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