Creative food craft ideas
I think you might be seeing a trend in my latest posts, I am really enjoying the sweet stuff. I love this No Bake cookie recipe. It’s impossible not to let my kids lick the bowl when cooking so this is sure to be a favorite with them also. Want to try it? Grab the recipe from
I have actually made these and they are DELICIOUS!. I have even made them using chunks of chocolate bars. Basically Deep frying Chocolate is a good thing people, A really good thing. Serve with cream or icecream to help cut a little of the sugary goodness. Find the full mouth watering recipe here at Butter with a side of bread.… Read More ...
It’s not too late to throw something together, not just anything but something great!. Create a Irish Cream Hot chocolate in a jar with this recipe. The top of the jar is decorated using a Cupcake wrapper. Check out the ingredients and measurements here.
I haven’t made this Chocolate peanut butter fudge AKA. square Reese’s Peanut Butter cup bites, yet. The reason being I am trying to eat healthy and I know without a doubt If I make this I won’t be able to stop myself from finishing them off. You might already know but I kinda have a thing for peanut butter. Check … Read More ...
These are adorable and dare I say, they looks easy too! Use white chocolate Reese’s cups for the heads and make modelling chocolate clay for the accents. I have to say they look too cute to eat though. Grab the full tutorial here.… Read More ...
Credit for this brilliant find goes to Amanda. A chocolate covered potato chip blondie Christmas tree. Learn how to make it HERE at Crustabakes.… Read More ...
You don’t have to wait till the Girl Scouts knock on your door. You can make your own thin mints and even freeze them to get you through till Girl Scout cookie season. Stacey at Bake. Eat. Repeat. shares how to make these mint, chocolate goodness. Make these for a cookie swap or as gifts for family and friends for … Read More ...
Are you participating in a cookie swap? These peppermint macarons will be a hit at the party. Peppermint and chocolate are a delicious combination for the holidays. A great cookie for your holiday party or as gifts to give to family and friends. Sharon at What the Fork shares how to create these and even better they are gluten free … Read More ...
The holidays are a diet crusher. This cake is low calorie, but no one needs to know but us. Your guests won’t miss the calories or the flavor. Carolyn at All Day I Dream About Food shares this dessert for the holidays or for any special occasion.
Looking for simple and tasty keto (very low-carb) recipes? This recipe is suitable … Read More ...
Here is a fun cake that the kids will enjoy breaking into. The cake is your basic chocolate cake, but the fun is on the top. Let the kids have fun smashing the chocolate dome on the top for a cool surprise. Erren at Erren’s Kitchen shares how to make the cake and suggests that you don’t use heavy items … Read More ...
Growing up the Boston Cream Pie was one of my favorite desserts. It as much as a signature dessert as the whoopie pie in New England. Amanda McGuire at Pickles & Honey shares how to make this dessert in vegan form. You get the wonderful flavors without the dairy.
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Here are some cute treats for you and the family to enjoy while out looking at Christmas lights. A fun craft for you and the kids to make or the older kids to make with the younger ones. Karen at Sugartown Sweets shares how to make this easy treat.
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How cute are these cookies!? Wonder what tune they are belting out. I have some Christmas Carolers coming later this month. I think these would be fun to serve to them. What a wonderful delight for you and the kids to make. Karen at Sugartown Sweets shares how to create these fun treats using many store bought items.
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The holidays are full of sweets. Chocolates, cookies, cakes, and candy. These cookies for Hanukkah are really easy to make. It is the basic peanut butter cookies with a chocolate kisses. The only difference is the addition of the blue sprinkles. Shannon at Kveller shares some other recipes for Hanukkah.
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With all the guests coming during the holidays, you’ll need a dessert to serve to them. This sweet dessert will satisfy your chocolate need along with fresh bananas and walnuts. Sarah at The Charming Detroiter shares how to create this tart. An elegant dessert for a dinner party or for your potluck contribution.
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