Creative food craft ideas
Cake pops are the perfect dessert! Gives you a little taste, but less guilt for the bite size portion. Of course, if you eat more than one, the guilt factor might set in.
Here are some cake pops shaped like pumpkins and candy corn. You could use the pumpkins for Thanksgiving time too.
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Your guests will be delighted to see these cuties staring at them from the dessert table. Could they be screaming because they know that someone will eat them?
Great project to do with the kids. A gluten and dairy-free snack that can be taken to school. All you need is a mixer, piping bag or plastic bag and the ingredients. … Read More ...
Snack anyone? This would be great at a party, after school snack, sleep over or family game or movie night. Plus, great fun with the kids in the kitchen. They’ll never know they are learning, while helping you measure out ingredients.
There are peanuts in the recipe, but you can replace them with pretzels or just leave them out.
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Spooky decorations for your cupcakes! Crazy how creative you people are!
As with a previous recipe, you can use your own cupcake recipe or buy store bought and make them think you are amazing with this skeleton cupcake topper made from chocolate covered pretzels. The head is made from a marshmallow and written on with edible ink.
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Creepy spider and spider web cover these cupcakes. They look a little too real. I might have a second look to make sure they aren’t real.
The cupcake is just your typical cupcake recipe or some store bought variety. Nikki at Tikkido has purchased cotton candy machine to make the web. She just used plain white sugar to get the … Read More ...
Here is a cute decoration for the adults and kids at the party. Forget the little umbrellas, your guests will be screaming for these edible spider webs instead.
Susan B was having a party and wanted to add a twist to her favorite drink the chocolate martini. She also decided to use the web for her kids chocolate milk. You … Read More ...
Boooo! This cake is really cute and so simple to make. How simple? The website didn’t even give directions except how many layers of cake to use and how to get the rounded top. Take some fondant and roll it out and just let it drape down over the cake. She also shows another ghost sitting on top of a … Read More ...
We’ll get away from Halloween for a post. Here is a wonderful cake that can be made throughout the holiday season. Maybe while the kids are enjoying their Halloween treats, you and the other parents can have some pumpkin cake. This would make a great hostess gift or teacher gift.
For recipe and directions, click here on KoJo Designs
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It’s almost time to sit in the pumpkin patch and wait for the great pumpkin! These cute little pumpkins would surely make the time worth it
Sugartown Sweets shows how to take some store bought items and turn them into bite size treats for all to be had. These would be great for a Halloween party, after school snack, surprise … Read More ...
Halloween doesn’t just have to be about the candy. Surprise your kids with a Halloween theme lunch or dinner on Halloween night. You could take this theme through the rest of the holidays too. Corey has 4 other options that could make besides this turkey and cheese jack-o-latern.
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This ghost is cute and friendly like Casper the friendly ghost! Do you remember watching Casper when you were little. One of my favorite cartoons.
As you can see the cupcake is made in a cone with the frosting looking like a ghost. You can use any recipe you like for the cupcake. Put the flat bottom cones in a … Read More ...
Aren’t these faces too cute to eat? Okay maybe not.
Here are some peanut butter cookies that have chocolate in the middle. Peanut Allergies? Maybe try this with a sugar cookie or use an alternative such as soy or coconut. You can make the dough ahead a time since they need to chill before cutting. Fill, seal and then carve … Read More ...
Throwing a Halloween party and need some devilish treats? These deviled eggs will be a hit at the party.
Lynn shows you 4 different ways to decorate the deviled eggs. The one pictured above is with candy knives from Wilton and some ketchup. She suggests putting the candy in just before serving. She also has zombie eyes, cute mice and … Read More ...
Along came a spider….. Here is a spider we can all enjoy and happily make disappear.
Need to get the kids to eat healthy? Just add some chocolate and they will never know! Petro created muffins, but used chocolate as a decoration for the Halloween holiday. Be fearless in the kitchen and don’t worry about perfection. We all can’t be … Read More ...
Please let this black cat cross my path! To me black cats are beautiful and this one looks to cute too eat!
My what a dull childhood my poor daughter has had. I wish my creativity would flow into the kitchen as easily as some of you amazing bloggers. Again, thank goodness for Pinterest and the internet in general so … Read More ...