Creative food craft ideas
Oh Fudge! This one is healthy for you. Refined sugar free, gluten-free, paleo, vegan, dairy-free and yet tasty! If you love fudge, but not the calories and sugar, then this healthy fudge by Arman at The Big Man’s World is for you. The maple syrup is sweet enough to satisfy the sweet tooth and it is no bake.
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How cute are these cookies!? Wonder what tune they are belting out. I have some Christmas Carolers coming later this month. I think these would be fun to serve to them. What a wonderful delight for you and the kids to make. Karen at Sugartown Sweets shares how to create these fun treats using many store bought items.
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Turn lollipops
into Rudolphs with the how-tos HERE at Family Fun… perfect kid-friendly craft.
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The holidays are full of sweets. Chocolates, cookies, cakes, and candy. These cookies for Hanukkah are really easy to make. It is the basic peanut butter cookies with a chocolate kisses. The only difference is the addition of the blue sprinkles. Shannon at Kveller shares some other recipes for Hanukkah.
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A snowman gets you through the whole winter season. You and the kids can make these for the holidays or even on a dreary day in January. If you have a Frozen fan, you can make these for your Frozen party. Meaghan Mountford at The Decorated Cookie shares how to make this easy pop.
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There is nothing like spending time with the family decorating a gingerbread house. If you have a holiday party with kids, I recommend using graham crackers
, since some kids don’t like the taste of gingerbread. Stephanie Lynn shares all the items you need to pull off this event.
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Are you getting ready to get in the kitchen and cook and bake some gifts for friends and family this weekend. Here are some additional ideas from Country Living that you might want to try. There are ideas for sweet, savory, salty and sweet combo, and many more.
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Here is a great way to use up some leftover Halloween candy or just buy some new candy. Everyone’s favorite reindeer is created using two different chocolate bars, fondant, jelly beans and some other baking items. like eyes. The kids will have fun helping you create Rudolph and his buddies minus the red nose.
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The title of this post could have been much, much longer given how many wonderful things are packed in this DIY project from Paper Plate and Plane. It’s an Advent calendar, it’s stackable, it’s Lego-inspired, and it’s treat boxes. And look, when it’s all put together it’s a Christmas tree. Pretty dang clever. Find the how-tos HERE at Paper Plate … Read More ...
Here are some cute candies to make for your friends and neighbors this Christmas. These would also make great hostess gifts for all the holiday parties you may be attending. Even better they are gluten-free and vegan, only made with three ingredients and much healthier than your regular fudge bites.
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A roundup of yummy Christmas goodies from our sister site, CraftBits. Click the links for the instructions to make all these candy-filled lolly trees.
1. Find the Cadbury wrapped chocolate tree HERE.
2. Find the topiary HERE.
3. Find the tinsel tree HERE.
4. Find the cone tree HERE.
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Here is a homemade gift for the bacon fan. Some people cringe at the idea of brittle, but this bacon addition might change their mind. Or not. Gina at Running to the Kitchen shares how to make this sweet, spicy, and salty treat. I might give this a try for my favorite bacon fan.
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These cute cupcakes will be a welcomed treat for your Thanksgiving dessert table or even for the brunch table. Nancy at Two Sisters Crafting shares how to mold the caramel into the cornucopia. This would be a fun craft to do with the kids. Let them have fun getting sticky.
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Here is a fun dessert that they kids can help decorate. These cute turkey cupcakes will be a wonderful treat leading up to Thanksgiving or to enjoy on that festive day. You can even pick up some cupcakes from the bakery, if you don’t have time to bake. Lizzy at Your Cup of Cake shares how to create this dessert.… Read More ...
Here are some fun treats for the kids to make themselves or for you as a family to make together for the holidays. A great way to enjoy each others company before the craziness of the holiday rush. Toni Roberts at Design Dazzle has brought together several ideas for you to create this holiday season.
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