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If you’re looking for a cute way to style an everyday salad, this is it. You could also just serve the mozzarella polar bear with toasted bread instead if you prefer.

Polar Bear Salad
Ingredients
- 2 fresh mozzarella balls
 - 1 slice of cheddar
 - 6 cherry tomatoes
 - half a cucumber
 - 4 tablespoons olive oil
 - sprinkle of sea salt
 - pinch of pepper
 - metal straw
 - cocktail stick
 - oval cookie cutter
 - small round cookie cutter
 - medium round cookie cutter
 - fish cookie cutter
 
Instructions
- Polar Bear Instructions:
 - Stack one of the fresh mozzarella balls on top of the other (ideally, one is a bit smaller than the other. If not, you can turn the top one slightly so it looks smaller).
 - You can use a cocktail stick to hold the cheeses in place if they are wobbly.
 - Use the round cutter to make the cheddar feet, arms and face.
 - For the inside of the feet, trim two smaller cucumber circles using the small round cutter.
 - Use the oval shape to make the cheddar ears (cut the oval in half lengthwise and you have two ears).
 - Trim a piece of cucumber skin into a smaller oval shape to make the inside of the ears.
 - Trim a piece of cucumber skin into a small triangle for the nose. Place this on the round cheddar nose piece.
 - Cut a long, approximately 1mm x 4mm piece for the mouth. Place this underneath the triangle for the mouth.
 - Use a metal straw to make the cucumber skin eyes.
 - Assemble the bear. Stick the round arms in between the two mozzarella balls. You may need to secure the ears with small toothpick ends.
 - Cucumber Fish Instructions:
 - Use the fish-shaped cutter to make cucumber fish.
 - For the cucumber skin eyes, you can use a metal straw.
 - Salad Instructions:
 - Halve the cherry tomatoes.
 - Arrange the polar bear, tomatoes and cucumber fish.
 - Top with olive oil, salt and pepper.
 
Notes
Be sure to remove the cocktail stick and toothpick ends before eating. 
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