Creative food craft ideas
All hail the pumpkin king! My daughter loves Nightmare Before Christmas. We watch it for Halloween and again at Christmas time. Too bad she has braces to truly enjoy these apples.
You need white chocolate, apples, sticks, black frosting and a dish or deep cup for dipping. Washi tape
is optional if you want to decorate the sticks. Of course … 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 ...
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 ...
Like to give gifts to teachers during all the holidays? They’ll feel more special receiving these truffles instead of the same candy or cupcakes the kids are getting.
Although they are very elegant, truffles are very easy to make and Rachel Beyer from Adventures in Making gives you the recipe and directions. She uses Halloween colors, but you can take … Read More ...
A peanut butter cup with a twist. I know that there are peanut allergies out there, but maybe you can replace the peanut butter with soy or coconut butter.
Katie from Chocolate Covered Katie updates the cupcake to a little more healthier version than the store bought item. I’m not a big pumpkin fan, but thinking I might try this. … Read More ...
Here is another cute idea for after school or for the school party. The Witch’s hat is made out of Fruit Roll Ups
,Gushers
, marshmallow and a cookie. Betty Crocker shows us how to take an every day snack and remake for Halloween. The best part is that it takes 5 mins. to make. Of course, you have … Read More ...
Boooo! Here is one cute ghost that won’t scare you away!
Gina from Willowday like most creative moms, loves to making things with her kids. Here she shows how she take cotton candy and turns it into ghosts to top off a cake or cupcakes. In the USA we are able to find tubs of cotton candy in pink or … Read More ...
Caramel apples are yummy, but very messy! Plus, they can be kind of hard to eat! These mini caramel apples save the day!
What a great treat to make with the kids! Plus, it is easy for them to eat too!
Tiffany at My Litter shows how to take some apples, melon baller
, cake pop sticks
and of course … Read More ...
Here is a cool craft to do with the kids. Plus it teaches them science and patience.
Gluesticks teaches us how to make rock candy
with the kids. This takes 7 days to complete, but you get a sweet treat that you can eat in the end. There are troubleshooting techniques at the end of the article, if you are … Read More ...
Father’s Day is this Sunday and we have 8 very manly treats to share with you. Surprise your dad after dinner with a special surprise made with love. All of his favorite activities are transformed into eye catching desserts (ok, and one breakfast!). Whether he likes golf, is a bacon fanatic, or is the family grill master, Dad will love … Read More ...
S’mores seem to be the big treat right now! What used to be a camping dessert, it is now found everywhere.
Adventures in Making has a recipe for a really easy trail mix that you can make for going on a hike or just something to snack on at a party.
Great mix to make for a sleep over! Really … Read More ...
Summer means fairs and fairs mean junk food. One of my guilty pleasures at fairs is the cotton candy. Along with the fried dough and kettle corn!
Katrina at In Katrina’s Kitchen has created an adult version of the sugary treat.
Katrina created a mousse with cotton candy syrup from Jelly Belly that she found at Bed Bath and Beyond. … Read More ...
It’s teacher appreciation week!
Here is a cute idea to make with your kid(s) for their special teacher(s). Lindsay Ann at Celebrations shows you how to make edible chalkboard cookies using a peanut butter cookie recipe and Hershey’s Dark Chocolate Candy Bars. Due to allergies, you could try a different cookie mix or skip the cookie and use some fondant … 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 ...
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 ...