Creative food craft ideas
Healthy Snacks!
Seems like from Halloween till after Christmas, there is nothing but baked goods and candy everywhere. I know I can’t complain too much since my posts have been filled with baked goods and candy. I do love snowmen though and here is a healthy one that would be fun to make and eat! Gosia Lamadaour from Kiddie Foodies … Read More ...
Nothing like coming home from a long day and the smell of dinner ready to go. Winter is the time I tend to rely on the Crock Pot the most. Mostly because once or twice a week, something has us home late for dinner. And rather than stopping at a fast food restaurant, it was nice to know that we … Read More ...
On Thanksgiving, my favorite part is the veggie platter. Maybe because I was always responsible for the platter during the big day growing up. I didn’t know back then, but it was how my mom got me out of her hair to prepare the feast. I only wish I had created a platter like this one on Aggie’s Kitchen. … Read More ...
Need a cute and healthy snack for your kids? Check out these turkey treats!
It can be hard to get the kids to eat healthy treats, but you won’t have that problem when you serve up these cute cheese turkeys. Amy Locurto has created this delicious and easy treat using BabyBel Cheese. You can get the directions at Living Locurto… Read More ...
Here is a clever idea to making a Banana Caramel sauce.
Kristen of MakeTheBestOfEverthing, caramelized banana puree from a ripe banana and used no sugar.
This is a great topping for pancakes, ice cream and more. And this is healthy for kiddos of course!
Get the total recipe here: Banana Caramel Sauce.… Read More ...
Perfect for the still hot days of September and appropriate for the upcoming holiday season, these pumpkin bites from mightydelighty are just the perfect treat.
Get recipe and details here: frozen yogurt pumpkin bites.… Read More ...
Melissa from BlessThisMessPlease, has created a 2-week eating plan that contains no refined flours, sugars or processed foods.
It is a plan with a budget and it is entirely do-able. Of course, the issue here is how you get kids to not be tempted by junk foods that they see on ads, from other kids and entire laziness.
That is … Read More ...
Perfect for an afternoon tea party – or for the holidays – this sandwich cake recipe taken from an old 1959 book ticks all the boxes for being creative and wholesome.
It is called Smörgåstårta aka Swedish Sandwich Cake and it looks completely divine.
Go get the recipe at This Little Blog Of Mine: Swedish Sandwich Cake.… Read More ...
I don’t know how I’ve missed this site before, but for the fun food for kids searchers, you should check out Kiddie Foodies. Snacks, main dishes, sandwiches, desserts… you’ll find lots of ideas for simple dress-ups and rearrangements of every day food that kids will adore. Shown is ham and cheese tic tac toe and an ice skater sandwich… Read More ...
See? Rainbows will be on our plates forever. Add these to the pile of rainbow-themed foods. Make a colorful, fruit-filled pancake breakfast HERE at Tablespoon. 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 Etsy… Read More ...
Corn. It’s actually something my kid eats. And loves. And I never have the patience to stand there in the supermarket ripping off corn husks. Next time, I won’t even toss them when I get home. Find the instructions to make a corn husk doll HERE at Pink Stripey Socks.… Read More ...
I’m pretty sure bacon flag pizza needs to be a new 4th of July tradition. This looks pretty delicious, and all flag-like and festive. Make it HERE at Rock UR Party.… Read More ...
I’m pretty sure this is quintessential edible crafting. Veggie rolls, rice paper, see through colors, an American flag. Holiday-related. Functional as an appetizer. Sheesh. Find the how-tos to make rice paper vegetable rolls, shaped like stars, for the 4th of July HERE at 1 Fine Cookie.… Read More ...
Since I pretty much never go to the movies (not for a distaste of movies themselves, but due to scheduling conflicts, like life), it’s not likely I’ll see the new Superman movie. So I’ll have to live vicariously through food. Everyone needs to feel like a hero to start their day, right? Make a Superman breakfast sandwich HERE at Every … Read More ...
I’m thinking of many skilled, storied archer capable of spearing fruit from a distance, creating these lovely arrow fruit kebabs. Find them HERE at tikkido.… Read More ...
