Creative food craft ideas
Before it gets too crazy, here is a cute treat that you can make with the kids! They will be so proud to tell everyone they helped make a dessert for Thanksgiving.
Rice Krispies marshmallow treats has made it’s way into all the holiday happenings! Plus, you don’t even have to make it anymore if you don’t have time. As … Read More ...
At the beginning of the month I was asked by Seattle Chocolate to help spread the word for their #ChocolateGives campaign. You can revisit the article: http://ediblecrafts.craftgossip.com/chocolategives/2014/11/01/.
Let’s help them feed the hungry this holiday season. I am not paid or affiliated with Seattle Chocolates.
Click here Seattle Chocolates for the recipe and directions using their dark chocolate truffles. Talk … Read More ...
A witch’s brew sure to thrill your guests. Plus you can eat the container it comes in!
This might have to wait till next year, but maybe instead of making the mold you can find some plastic cauldrons
or even little jack-o-lanterns to use as the bowls this year. Inside Beth used chocolate pudding snacks and Oreo cookies mixed together. … 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 ...
How decadent does this look? Easy too!
Confused Barwarchis created this easy no bake chocolate tart. They made it using two mini spring pans and no eggs. They also used a gingersnap cookie for the crust, but you could choose a cookie of your liking.
What a wonderful dessert to bring to a cookout or party.
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I am a Nutella
addict! I will eat it by the spoonful, but it isn’t a cheap addiction. Plus, I’m the only one that eats it. Which is good and bad!
Be Miam! has a recipe for a homemade chocolate hazelnut spread. It looks as good as the real stuff. I just need to figure out where to find the … 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 ...
Have any graduation parties to attend?
Here is a cute treat that you can make for the graduate! Beth from Hungry Happenings created this graduation cap for her niece’s graduation party. She, as always, is kind of enough to share her creativity with us.
This rice crispies cake is a great alternative to a sponge cake, you can also make … Read More ...
This dish is grain free, sugar free, paleo friendly and gluten free!
I have to admit that the recipe had me at No-bake and White Russian, but there really isn’t a lot of alcohol in the recipe. There is only a teaspoon of rum and vodka. You could probably skip both.
Rose at The Clean Dish has created this dessert … 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 ...
The Easter bunny won’t be able to resist these cute cupcakes!
High Heels & Grills created these adorable cupcakes that look like carrots in the garden.
Since I’m not very talented, I would probably just use boxed cupcakes or bakery cupcakes. It will probably take me a while to create the carrots out of starbursts and twizzlers. I don’t think … Read More ...
Beth at Hungry Happenings has created these cute Bunny Feet out of Reese’s Peanut Butter Eggs and modeling chocolate. You can always replace the modeling chocolate with icing or frosting.
This is super easy to make by yourself or with the kids. If you have a peanut allergy, I know there are other candy eggs out there with marshmallow filling … Read More ...
DukesandDuchess.com have come up with 16 ideas for you to use at your March Madness party.
There are actually 8 recipes for you to make and then the remaining are decorations for the party. I’m all about the food, but some of you might like to decorate too.
We don’t tend to have sports parties at our household, but I … Read More ...
Janine at Sugarkissed.net shows you how to make these yummy cake pops using chocolate cake and Irish buttercream.
These are great desserts to make with the kids, because they get to destroy the cake after it is baked. Then after you get the frosting mixed in, they get to help roll the cake into balls. It’s messy and yummy!
If … Read More ...
Chocolate and rainbows…how can you go wrong with those two words in the same sentence?
Michelle Clausen at Sugar Swings! shows you how to make these colorful creations.
She didn’t have a shamrock shaped cookie cutter, so she used a heart shape cutter and put four together to make the shamrock. Also if you are short on time, she mentioned … Read More ...