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Nov
15
A reader requested ideas for kid-friendly, edible Hanukkah crafts. Here are some cute marshmallow dreidels from Martha Stewart Kids (oh how I miss that magazine). I’ll keep my eye out for more! And a side note to the reader, if you’ve not already found it, FamilyFun.com offers an endless supply of edible treats that preschoolers can make, though their Hanukkah selection is lacking.
[tags]marshmallows, Hanukkah, dreidels, kids[/tags]
By Meaghan Mountford
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I thought marshmallows contained nonkosher gelatin. Cute idea, though.
You’re absolutely right Alex! But luckily, you can buy kosher marshmallows (for example, try here http://usa.kosher.com/) You can even find kosher gelatin for homemade recipes. Good point to raise
How cute!
[...] Create a bag to hold coins (chocolate, of course) using these easy instructions from Education.com or embroider this pretty bag from Purlbee.com. Or try making an edible marshmallow Dreidel like this one on EdibleCrafts.craftgossip.com. [...]