Creative food craft ideas
Oh CakeSpy, you’re so clever with your sweet, sweet desserts. Find the recipe for Leftover Jelly bean Pop-Tarts HERE at Serious Eats.
Homemade Pop-tarts are really popular right now thanks to tik tok trending and Air fryers
. This easy pop tart recipe can be baked in the air fryer until golden brown.
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One Charming Party always has the most, well, charming party ideas that heed even those tiniest details. Find “compost” pudding and ombre veggies and presentation ideas HERE. And huge bonus, find the free printables for the compost pudding leaves and a “Bloom and Grow!” party invitation HERE at Paging Supermom.… Read More ...
It’s a house of Matzo! Make this craft for Passover HERE at Martha Stewart.… Read More ...
I made these as a birthday gift for my artcentric and creative drawing-obsessed niece. Prepare the cookies and package with edible writers as a gift for the artistic (kids or adults) to decorate their own. Find the how-tos HERE.… Read More ...
In all likelihood, this is my last Peeps post for the year, so fortunately it’s a clever one that incorporates my second love, children’s literature. Find Where the Wild Things Are Peeps pops HERE at Sugar Swings!. So long Peeps!… Read More ...
Have a stockpile of leftover jellybeans? Put them to good use and decorate pretty flower cupcakes. Find the how-tos HERE at My Recipes.… Read More ...
I’m terribly impressed by the vibrancy of the colors in this rainbow bread. Also by the rainbow bread. I’ve yet to try my hand at bread art, but I’m more and more inspired when I see beauts as this. Find the rainbow bread how-tos HERE at Cake Student. Spotted on Fun Family Crafts.… Read More ...
So easy and pretty and a quick way to dress up cupcakes for Spring. The printables are free with subscription to the newsletter (also free). Find them HERE at Party Planning Center.… Read More ...
I have already bookmarked this idea for my daughter’s birthday party… in August. I’m so accustomed to putting sweets on sticks, but a fruit substitute–especially a fruit that is drippy and easier to eat on a stick anyway–is a nice alternative. And pretty to boot. Find the watermelon flower garden HERE at babble.… Read More ...
Looking for a fun and edible way to celebrate ladybugs? Check out these Ladybugs You Can Eat from Ranger Rick! These adorable, ladybug-inspired treats are perfect for kids who love to get creative in the kitchen. With simple ingredients like fruit, chocolate, and a little imagination, you can make these tasty ladybugs that are not only delicious but also … Read More ...
There’s still time for a super cool Easter dessert! Make insta-carrots by slicing an orange cheesecake and adding some edible grass. Find the recipe HERE at Hungry Happenings.… Read More ...
I have two gorgeous sweets to share with you from C’est maman qui l’a fait. First is this daisy sugar bell. The instructions are in both French and English, and the photographs suggest such an edible feat is actually manageable. Find the how-tos HERE.
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Anyone else go right to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? Yes? Find the how-tos to make these stunning chocolate-filled golden Easter eggs HERE at the Kitchn.… Read More ...
With Matzah bread and Kosher marshmallows! Given the plethora of Easter treats out there, I’m so relieved to find a Passover goody. Find the instructions and recipe HERE at 1 Fine Cookie.
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First of all, huge kudos to bring a classroom of kids in on a baby shower. What a great way to make them participate in their teacher’s joy and feel like grown-ups at the same time. And also, these dirty diaper cookies are so perfectly gross for a third grade class. Make them HERE at Project Denneler.… Read More ...