Creative food craft ideas
Autumn brings the change in the leaves, and decorating with pumpkins and cornstalks. Here are some cute pumpkin cakes for the autumn celebrations, Halloween, and Thanksgiving. Cathy from What Should I Make for shares how to make these cute cake pops. There is also a video.
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These were created for back to school, but I think they would be fun anytime and for kids and adults. I really love the adult coloring books and spend what little time I have coloring. How cute would these be for a snack while you and the kids spend time coloring together. J from I Sugar Coat it shares how … Read More ...
Here is an easy dessert that you can make this weekend or any time you need a quick dessert. You can bake the pound cake yourself or get a store bought frozen one. It’s like a Twix
bar, but made with a pound cake. Shawn from I Wash…You Dry shares how to make this easy dessert and others.
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According to Mike at The Crafty Gentleman, this toffee is similar to honeycomb. This toffee has a smokey flavor and it is an exclusive recipe from The School of Artisan Food Kitchen. A great treat for dessert, to give as gifts or just to enjoy when you need a sweet treat.
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If you aren’t a Harry Potter fan, these pops sound like something terrible and you need to warn everyone to stay away. With Harry Potter’s birthday and the new book coming out tomorrow, you may want to surprise your Potter fan with these pops. An item found in the candy shop that Harry and his friends would visit. Sarah at … Read More ...
Despite the negative media surrounding the Summer Olympics, I am really excited to see the athletes from around the world competing. Looking forward to seeing some past Olympians making a comeback and seeing how the new Olympians will do. To get you in the mood for the Olympics, here is one of several recipes found in Brazil to enjoy while … Read More ...
It is a bittersweet time of year, you don’t want the summer to end, but kind of excited to get back to a routine when school starts back up again. Take away some of the blues with these back to school chalkboard pops. Courtney at Pizzazzarie shares how to make these pops using candy melts for both the pop and … Read More ...
Although fresh watermelon is better, these cute watermelon fudge would also be a nice addition to your next barbecue. Vanilla fudge that looks like a slice of watermelon. Super cute idea created by Ashton at Something Swanky. A must make for one of your summer desserts,especially when it is too hot to bake.
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Fudge that is healthy, gluten-free, vegan, paleo and refined sugar free, can it still taste good? Yes, healthy can taste good. This is a no bake dessert that you place in the freezer to set. Sounds like the perfect fudge for the summer. I think I’ll try to make these in the mini muffin tins.
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The Pop Rocks tale is extremely intriguing, and it will inform you that the candy was created by a chemist. Pop Rocks, often known as popping candy, were created by accident in 1975 by William Mitchell, a food scientist at General Foods. When he put some sugar flavoring combined with carbon dioxide in his tongue while trying to make a … Read More ...
Cute snack to enjoy after a fishing trip or even during a break while fishing. This a fun treat that you and the kids can make together. This would work well for a fish or camping themed party. Tonia from The Gunny Sack shares how to create these treats.
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Here is some popcorn that would be cute for a beach or sea themed party. Beth at Hungry Happenings turns ordinary popcorn into fun, sandy, and candy shell filled popcorn. This does have peanut butter in it, so you may want to warn people or try the recipe with a nut free alternative.
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Of course we highly recommend playing and creating with your food. We also love the idea of homemade gifts for family and friends. Especially during the holidays. Making chocolate is one of those creative gifts that many give to others. Charlotte from Charlotte’s Lively Kitchen teaches how to temper chocolate. This will give you that shiny look and make it … Read More ...
I love this idea for a little kids party, but it also goes well for desserts at a barbecue or any special event. Bite sized desserts that can be eaten quickly or a small taste after eating more than you should have. Beth at Hungry Happenings show you how to create these cute desserts for your next party. You could … Read More ...
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It’s summer time and the kids need something fun to make. Let them get messy in the kitchen and create this fun patriotic snack. This would be a good way to keep them busy on 4th of July, while getting ready for the back yard barbecue. They can enjoy this fun snack later that night … Read More ...