Creative food craft ideas
Aw, Peeps continue to spread sunshine everywhere they go. How cute does this sunflower Easter or springtime cake look? You could literally buy a readymade cake, decorate it with yellow peeps 
and choc chips and be the most amazing person at the Easter … Read More ...
Yes, best to keep those tricky leprechauns where you can control them, on sticks. Make Leprechaun marshmallow pops HERE at Pam’s Party and Practical Tips.
Figures Peeps were involved in a genius idea. Because that’s what’s under these Dr. Seuss 
masterpieces, Peeps. Bunny peeps dipped in white candy melts and decorated to look like Dr. Seuss characters. Ga-enius. Find them HERE at Sugar Swings!.… Read More ...
It’s almost leap year day, have your froggy gear ready? Make frog marshmallow pops HERE at Sweet Simple Stuff.… Read More ...
Oh, Horton, you crazy, patient, deserving elephant, you. Love to see him in marshmallow form, and on a nest made of chocolate, and on a stick. Make him HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.… Read More ...
Well now, the title just says it all. Yep, loving these adorable rainbow’s end cake pops. Find the how-tos to make them HERE at Bubble and Sweet.
Hosting a Rainbow party? Check out these Rainbow party articles over on our Party Ideas Blog and these Rainbow party decorations
we found on Amazon and these fun Rainbow party items from … Read More ...
All the flavors of your favorite candy bar turned into cupcakes… Find the roundup of candy-turned-cupcakes, including “Peppermint Patty” and “Almond Joy” HERE at the Food Network.
Find a great roundup of St. Patrick’s Day goodies HERE at Parents, including these easy-to-make four-leaf clover cupcakes. Note you do have to register with Parents to read the recipes, but registration is free! And it’s a great site filled with ideas.… Read More ...
Aren’t these just so bright and happy and perfect? Make simple smiley face Oreo Cakester pops HERE at Hungry Happenings.… Read More ...
More Truffala trees from The Lorax! And these look quick and easy and doable, too. Find the recipe HERE at Tablespoon.… Read More ...
Anything even remotely related to my dear love, children’s literature, sells me. Make Dr. Seuss marshmallow and fruit roll-up 
pops HERE and super easy banana and strawberry Dr. Seuss hat snacks HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.
Looking for Dr Seuss decorations? Check these out. 
The simplest ideas are always the best. Make Peeps bunny Rice Krispies Treats HERE at Babble.… Read More ...
I agree that everything tastes better on a stick. And I simply must find those colorful lollipop sticks. Make animal cookie truffle pops HERE at Little Food Junction.… Read More ...
You have to love an edible craft that involves power tools. Learn to make gumball bead necklaces HERE at 1 Fine Cookie.… Read More ...
Aside from the fact that this super duper post over at Hungry Happenings is a super duper homage to my new book (um, thank you, Beth of Hungry Happenings, you’re super duper, too!), check out the how-tos to make these sparkly, marshmallow candle kebabs, so perfect to top cakes or to eat as is. Find the post HERE.… Read More ...
