Creative food craft ideas
Peeps really are the most perfect Easter treat. Not only are they inherently awesome, but Peeps make great empty tombs, too. Who would have thunk they’d add such fun color and sweetness to the Resurrection? Make rainbow Resurrection rolls with Peeps HERE at Catholic Icing.
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When we’re not playing Monopoly Junior in our house, Candyland is the game of choice. My kid would go gaga over this Candyland-themed dessert table. And the blocks of color path through the house is a must. Find many more photos of the Candyland party HERE at Prunille fait son Show.… Read More ...
I have to admit, it took me a sec, just a sec, to realize that candy jar hid not only candy inside but Rice Krispies Treats, even after reading the title. As in, the candy jar is a Rice Krispies Treat. Make them HERE at hoopla palooza.… Read More ...
Just about the simplest treat you can make for Easter and so lovely to boot. Make colorful and pretty sugared Easter egg marshmallow pops HERE at Sweet Simple Stuff.… Read More ...
I love the idea of having kids make candy houses the whole year through. This spring-themed house is simply darling; I could easily live in a house like htis. My favorite part is the garden. See how it’s made HERE at Ruffles and Truffles.… Read More ...
The most perfect candy chicks ever made more perfect with treats inside. Find the step-by-step how-tos to make them HERE at Hungry Happenings.… Read More ...
It’s good to know those in Florida and other such warmer climes can use ice cream instead of snow… but gosh, I want to move to New England after seeing these. Make maple candy using snow as the mold HERE at Love Them Madly.… Read More ...
Luck, gold, rainbow, candy… St. Patrick’s Day captured by a fortune cookie. Awesome. Learn to make these fortune cookies for the lucky rainbow lovers HERE at Smart School House. … Read More ...
You got the gold candy at the bottom, the rainbow candy stacked above, the marshmallow clouds at the top, the pretty Shamrock wrap and even the cutest labels. Everything you need in a St. Patrick’s Day party favor right here. Find the how-tos and link to buy the printables HERE at My Own Ideas.… Read More ...
If, perchance, you’re looking to festive-up some plain cupcakes for a birthday or other such celebration, just add sprinkles and lollipops. Find bunch o’ balloon cupcakes HERE at Pepper.… Read More ...
Silly bunnies, I can totally see them. Just saying, they are terrible at hide and seek. But clever treat-wise. Make hidden bunny ears from pretzels and chocolate (yum) HERE at 1 Fine Cookie.… Read More ...
I’ve seen a million jillion doctored Oreos, why do I love these so? Simple, flawless, do-able St. Patrick’s Day ease. The yum factor. I don’t know, but I love these so. Find the how-tos to make Pot O’ Gold Oreos standing atop a candy patch o’ grass HERE at Happy Hour Projects.… Read More ...
I have to agree that just making food–or anything–look like a cupcake makes it so much cuter. Chocolate bottoms and marshmallow “frosting,” that’s what these beauts really are. And you must see the other rainbow of options beyond the St. Patrick’s Day-esque ones. Find the how-tos HERE at Sugar Swings! Serve Some.… Read More ...
The most colorful, rainbow-y snack mix ever! And apparently very useful for catching those sneaky Leprechauns. Make Leprechaun bait snack mix HERE at Mega Crafty.… Read More ...
Here a couple ideas to cover your kid’s St. Patrick’s Day lunchbox and after-school treats. First, make a bento lunch for the day HERE, and then spruce up some mint Oreos to make St. Patrick’s Day pops HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.
