Creative food craft ideas
Pancakes are officially added to the list of decorate-able foods. I now believe there is nothing you can’t turn a pancake into.
If you’re like me, some days you just want to combine the best of two worlds—like the comfort of pizza and the warmth of pancakes. I’ll never forget the day I was standing in my kitchen, trying to … Read More ...
The cake pops world has exploded so hugely (thanks, Bakerella!), it was inevitable that next would come variations on the recipe. I, for one, am happy that coffee is involved in this experimentation. Yum. Find the recipe for cake pops made with coffee creamer HERE at Miss Candiquik.… Read More ...
I know about 100 little girls who would love to have one of these gem cookie necklaces. Actually, a few boys, too. And plenty of grown-ups. Find the step-by-step how-tos to make edible gem cookie necklaces HERE at handmade charlotte.… Read More ...
I’m pretty sure Bride of Frankenstein is my favorite. Make these perfect-for-kids, perfect-for-Halloween monster ice cream cone cupcakes HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.… Read More ...
I just mentioned my love o’ ghosts for Halloween sweets because they lend themselves so beautifully to the craft. I’ll also add monsters. Pretty much all you need for monsters is a crazy body and some eyes. Perfect. As are these little cheesy monsters. Make them HERE at Hungry Happenings.… Read More ...
Ghosts are just the best thing to happen to Halloween edible crafts. They lend themselves to so many sweet treats and they are super easy to make. Case in point: Make super easy ghost cake pops (minus the pop part) HERE at Bubble and Sweet.… Read More ...
Today I learned it is Teacher’s Day in India. And paying homage to those that take our children for seven hours a day and shape their minds sounds about right. And these truffle flower sticks are lovely way to do so. Make them HERE at Little Food Junction.… Read More ...
After spotting this post I walked over to my kitchen and looked at the Tupperware bins filled with tomatoes from our overly fertile garden. There are only so many tomatoes you can eat and giveaway, yet they just keep coming. Sun-dried tomatoes to the rescue. This is now on my to-do list. Make your own sun dried tomatoes HERE at … Read More ...
I talk often about my daughter’s rainbow and unicorn obsession because said obsession has not waned one bit. Thank goodness. And bonus, it means I can recycle some of her birthday party wares each year. Perhaps a new item to add to the party mix… Make these candy-filled ice cream cone unicorn horn favors HERE at Sun Scholars. Thanks, … Read More ...
Everything about these is awesome. The cake batter. The ice cream. The fairy wand. Sweet and pretty and pastel, I’d not be shocked if fairy dust fell on your lap if you tried to eat one. Make cake batter ice cream fairy wands HERE at Diamonds for Dessert.… Read More ...
This is quite possibly, almost definitely, the coolest edible thing I’ve seen in awhile. And I’ve seen lots. Find the how-tos to make this sparkly, other-worldly galactic JellO in honor of Doctor Who HERE at Bakingdom.… Read More ...
Just in case you haven’t tried it yet, even though you’ve known me for years now (ahem)… I reprinted my favoritest, best ever, super duper, amazing cut-out cookie recipe. And I made my rainbow sparkle swirly cookie pops. Find the recipe HERE at the decorated cookie.… Read More ...
Remember those mini marshmallow cone candies as a kid? This homemade version sounds even better. Plus they are crazy clever and colorful. Make marshmallow ice cream cones HERE at Sugar Swings!.
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 … Read More ...
If I didn’t give it away in the title, you’d never know these weren’t real, right? Well, you all are smart and would’ve figured it out given the whole “Edible Crafts” thing, but still, utter adorableness. Make hot dog cookies for your Labor Day picnic HERE at Munchkin Munchies.… Read More ...
Zoos, puppies, cars, dinosaurs… Yeah, that’s a little more exciting for a kid than the standard, square pb and j. Find the how-tos for five lunch ideas for kids from Jill of Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons. Sometimes sandwiches become a little bit boring and with these tutorials, you are sure to liven up your kids lunch box. … Read More ...