It’s undeniable that a hefty majority of edible crafts tend to involve sugary sweets–cupcakes, cookies, cake pops lead the way here. So it’s always refreshing to see some edible crafting with fruits and vegetables, especially to appeal to kids. Check out these ideas to make healthy lunches fun at Five a Day the Fun Way, such as pepper sail … Read More ...
Bugs Bunny and Elmo Lunches
If you can dare eat Bugs Bunny and li’l Elmo…. Make them in to lunch! Find Bugs Bunny lunch HERE and Elmo lunch HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.
Homemade Goldfish Crackers
Find a recipe for your very own homemade goldfish crackers–and bonus, learn to make your own mini fish cutter– HERE at Miss Anthropist’s Kitchen.
Are you hosting an under the sea themed party? check out these Under the Sea party decorations
. Perfect for Mermaid, Spongebob and beach-themed parties too.… Read More ...
Monkey Burgers, Bee Lunches and More
Lots of fun things popped up this past week over at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons. How about a monkey burger? Or maybe a bee lunch?
Babybel Umbrellas
More from the Babybel master: Umbrellas! Check them out HERE and check out a cute way to use them HERE, from Cute Food for Kids.
Party Food – Crab Sandwich
I don’t know if I could even eat such cuteness, but then I have a thing for shore creatures. Learn to assemble a crab sandwich HERE at Family Fun.
Are you hosting an under the sea themed party? check out these Under the Sea party decorations. Perfect for Mermaid, Spongebob and beach-themed parties too.… Read More ...
Radish Toadstools
Radishes carved to look like toadstools? Awwww. I envision these atop a spinach salad with goat cheese and raspberry dressing tossed by fairies in the woods. Learn to make them HERE at Red Currant Designs.… Read More ...
Rainbow Hot Dogs, Ladybug Pops, Bee Corn Dogs….
Everything at Hungry Happenings is so very edible craftsy and clever (or “themed cuisine” as dubbed on the site), it’s hard to choose just a few to feature here. From the archives: Learn to make a bumble bee corn dog HERE and ladybug Rice Krispie treat pops HERE. And that rainbow? Hot dogs hiding in there. Sorry, I had … Read More ...
Edible Forks and Spoons
Curry-flavored cracker forks and shortbread spoons means no dishes to wash. Learn more here at Urban Grocer. From the Poilâne boulangerie and patisserie. {spotted at Lost at E Minor}… Read More ...
Cereal Art
Spotted on Ohdeedoh, I’m loving this edible art idea for kids from Michele Made Me: Draw a design on craft paper and let kids outline the design with cereal. My 3-year old’s favorites are represented here (Rice Krispies and Cheerios, plain, eaten dry, two spoons), but I think she’d request a unicorn or princess. Find the how-tos HERE … Read More ...
Catch-a-Fish-in-a-Net Snacks
Gotta love the three ingredient easy-to-make snacks for kids. Make these fishy snacks HERE at Catholic Icing. (Get it? The pretzels are nets…)
Are you hosting an under the sea themed party? check out these Under the Sea party decorations. Perfect for Mermaid, Spongebob and beach-themed parties too.… Read More ...
Graduation Sandwiches
It’s not easy to make a sophisticated version of diploma and mortarboard sandwiches appropriate for High Tea, but Sweetology pulled it off. Learn to make these graduation sandwiches HERE at Sweetology.… Read More ...
Bird House Lunch
Turn lunch into a birdhouse with leftover Peeps HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.… Read More ...
Tomato Head
Oh, silly tomato. Learn to make him HERE at Family Fun.… Read More ...
Ladybug Appetizer – Fun Kids Food
Now here’s devotion to a ladybug themed party… make ladybug appetizers.
Looking for a fun and festive appetizer idea? These Ladybug Appetizers are the perfect treat for any party or gathering! Easy to make and absolutely adorable, these bite-sized snacks feature juicy cherry tomatoes, creamy cheese, and olives, arranged to look like little ladybugs. Not only are they a hit … Read More ...