Creative food craft ideas
Here is a cookies for the adults. If you like Margaritas, this is your cookie.
Tara at Noshing with the Nolands has created this cookie for a cookie exchange with the theme of Cinco De Mayo.
There are 10 other cookies that you can try if this doesn’t appeal to you or maybe you’ll like to try them all.
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When I’m stressed or depressed, I go for food! I wish I could say it was healthy, but unfortunately it is either something salty and greasy or sweet and chocolatey. Of course, I can’t stop at a just one mini candy bite or handful of chips.
I may have found the answer to my sweet cravings! Amy’s Healthy Baking has … Read More ...
Cute Simple Stuff has created these cute cookies that look like pieces to a beautiful quilt blanket. Well at least to me!
Renee Adler also has a YouTube video on the process of making the daisy cookies. I’m a visual person, so pictures and videos definitely help me!
Make these for the flower lover or maybe try your hand at … Read More ...
I’m not a shoe person. Probably cause I have small feet and can’t find the fabulous shoes in my size.
These shoes cupcakes are perfect for any size. Little Delights Cakes shows you how she created these cute cupcakes using, cupcakes, royal icing, Piroutte cookies and what tips she used to decorate the cupcakes. She created these cupcakes for a … Read More ...
Happy Earth Day!
Beth at Hungry Happenings created this awesome earth cake with candy rocks inside. I’m not sure I will try to make this, but it is definitely an edible work of art perfect for Earth Day.
If you would like to give this cake a go, you can find her tutorial on Tablespoon.com
She uses a sports … Read More ...
I don’t bake a lot, especially in the summer. So when it starts to cool or we have a rainy day,and I want to bake. Brown sugar is always my downfall. Either I don’t have it or it is in brick form. I’ve tried all the tricks to keep it fresh.
Thanks to Kim at Today’s Creative Blog, I … Read More ...
Are you ready for Easter? I still have to do some shopping for the meals, but the Easter Bucket is ready.
Are you stuck for ideas or want to try something new? The Frugal Girls are here to rescue you with ideas from breakfast to the end of your dinner.
You can be healthy or forget about your waistline, slave … Read More ...
I never realized how many ways you can reinvent the Rice Krispy treat. My what a boring mom I am!
Beth at Hungry Happenings has created these cute lambs out of Rice Krispies, melted white chocolate and covered in mini marshmallow bits.
Maybe this Easter you surprise the kids with these cute lambs, instead of the chocolate Easter bunny.
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Are you still working on your Easter menu?
Here is a cute tradition brought over from Germany that would make a great start and conversation piece for Easter morning.
Regina at Leelalicious shows us a sweet tradition of sweet rolls filled with poppy seed filling. She gives you the recipe for the rolls and the poppy seed filling. She suggests … Read More ...
A constant source of irritation in our family is what to have for dinner? The usual “I don’t know” is met with raised eyebrows and frustration. So, a freezer pantry full of freezer bagged
yummy and delicious pre-cooked meals is a great way to banish those “I don’t know”‘s to “I will have one of these”. 🙂
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Easy as Pie!
This really is an easy recipe. The Kitchen Magpie lets you know the ingredients needed to whip up the coconut mixture for the pie. You can do that while the pie crust is baking. The crust is the only item that has to bake.
She uses colored coconut shreds and mini chocolate eggs to decorate the top … Read More ...
These cookies made me think of the Rabbit from Winnie-the-Pooh! So proud of his carrot patch.
Munchkin Munchies has created these cute cookies that look like carrots coming out of the ground. She gives you the sites to find the recipes for the cookies and icing and lists the fondant recipe with directions for the carrots.
There really aren’t any … Read More ...
If you need a last-minute Easter craft that looks adorable and takes about five minutes per bunny, these little Ferrero Rocher bunnies are hard to beat. They’re sweet, festive, and perfect for popping into Easter baskets, place settings, or classroom treat bags.
This is one of those crafts where you can line everything up on the table and let kids … Read More ...
Know the saying “Don’t play with your food”. We say “Go ahead and have fun!”
How do people come up with these ideas with food? I guess I never played enough with my food.
Stephanie at The Tip Toe Fairy shows us how to turn fresh Peeps
into play dough for the kids to play with. She uses the microwave … Read More ...
Okay, so you can’t eat egg shells, but you can eat the eggs inside.
Jordan at Kojo Designs sent these cute ideas and I fell in love. Plus, it meant less mess!
These beautiful designs are created using a white paint pen and some henna temporary tattoos. As suggested in the article, you may want to make sure the paint … Read More ...
