Creative food craft ideas
How to make a watermelon shark that is sure to be a hit at your next summer BBQ! Fill with fruit and gummy fish for a fun added detail!
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Gummy Shark Rice Krispies treats are the perfect snack for Shark Week! They are easy for kids to make and customize with melting chocolate, gummy sharks
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These shark fin deviled eggs would be a fun snack for Shark Week or a shark themed birthday party. My son had a beach themed party when he was one. We had shark cupcakes which I thought were rather adorable and so did he at the time. I love themed parties and this little shark themed party food edible is … Read More ...
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I know shark week is later this summer, but I always seem to miss it. Besides, you can make these cookies anytime during the summer. A great cookie to eat while watching “Jaws”. Maybe you have a shark lover that would enjoy these for their birthday party. How about a pool party? No worries about sharks in … Read More ...
Darn it! It was such a busy week, I forgot it was shark week! Oh well! You can still make this cute cookie cup for a fun beach theme. Maybe you can watch “Jaws” for movie night. These are really cute and I pretty much have everything on hand, except for the blue sugar crystals.
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I don’t know how I missed these floating around last year (swimming around?) because they are uber clever. Created by the only person in the world NOT afraid to go in the water after Jaws was released… find the recipe HERE at Diary of a Mad Hausfrau.
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I think what’s cutest about this silly table setting is how easily you can make a knife look like a shark with just a googly eye! But these are also set up to trick your guests. Find shark knives HERE at Partycraft Secrets.
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Gan of I Heart Sharks sent me a link to her Shark Week party, and the food photos are filled with ridiculously clever sharky ideas. Makes we want to revisit shark week and throw a party. Shark cake pops, “chum” shooters, shark attack victim cookies (hee hee)… Find them all HERE.
See? I told you Shark Week is being eaten up by food bloggers. Check out what one of my favorite cookie decorators, Bridget of Bake at 350, cooked up. Learn to decorate shark cookies HERE.
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I’m loving how the food blog world took to the Discovery Channel’s Shark Week. I’ve spotted edible versions everywhere. Check out this Shark Attack Snack from Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.
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Chomp chomp! Eat your lunch! Make a shark attacks pb and j lunch HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.
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So Mexican street corn is trending right now, I don’t know why but it tends to be a seasonal thing, personally I like corn all year round. There have been lots of feisty discussions in our household as to the origin of the first grilled corn. To be honest I don’t care where it comes from as long as it … Read More ...
It’s been way too long since I posted on drunken gummies, and with so many gummy innovations, that should be remedied. Gummy army men, flowers, fish, sharks, cherries, frogs… Not only are there so many choices to soak in liquor, but you must see the many ways 1 Fine Cookie then presents them. Shown are the drunken gummy burgers, but … Read More ...
Pure Edible Crafts Perfection. Mini JellO aquariums. Plus, there are mason jars involved. Thank you, Confessions of a Cookbook Queen. Learn to make them HERE.
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