Anything on a Stick? Research in Progress.

I have a son that is almost 5 that will not eat anything. He just acts as if he is not hungry!  I suppose saying he won't eat anything is a tiny bit of a lie because when it comes to corn dogs, he will down 4 in the amount of time I have eaten one.  He also is obsessed with Popsicle of any kind.  for this reason I have come to the conclusion that my son will eat anything on a stick!  I believe this is a hypothesis is worth investigating, so I am compiling recipes that look fun and interesting to try...they of course will all be on a stick, and I will update with my findings once a recipe is tried.  Will my son eat anything on a stick?  That is the question I hope to answer.  Feel free to post a comment recommended a food or site!  Thanks for your support!

I just came across an interesting connection!  Food on a stick day. It's supposed to be a national holiday?  I don't know much about it but I found this information on Examiner.com: 
March 28th: Something on a Stick Day 
Origin: No source/creator has claimed this day.
The title of this quirky holiday says it all. 
How to celebrate: Make/buy some tasty treats on a stick of course! Make mini ones for the kids (secretly for yourself) they’ll love it.
So far the list begins...the research is in progress...

Food On a Stick   

From Parents.com

4 dessert recipes and 3 fun veggie recipes

 Ladybugs on a stick from http://familyfun.go.com

Ingredients

• Red grapes
• Strawberries

• Mini chocolate chips
• Honeydew melon

Instructions

1. For each one, push half of a red grape onto a trimmed wooden skewer for the head.
   
2. Next, push on a hulled strawberry body and score the back to create wings.
   
3. For spots, use a toothpick to gently press mini chocolate chips, tips down, into the fruit. Arrange the skewers on a honeydew melon half.