Creative food craft ideas
Remember this super cute rainbow licorice packaging for St. Patrick’s Day? Look at this new candy-filled version of gold at the end of the rainbow from it is what it is.
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 ...
I completely adore this bright and colorful Picasso party created by Danielle at Cutie Putti and featured on Amy Atlas’s blog. You must see the details. “Paintbrush” pretzels, lemonade tinted in crayon colors, “paint blob” candy dots… So clever.… Read More ...
Could it be? A whole untapped source of edible crafting? Cereal? Check out Cereal by Design. Like maybe the kiwi palm tree. Or the Eiffel Tower, or the “silly schnoz.” Or maybe the clock. Might entice your kid to eat their breakfast.
Have you ever made your own yogurt? Who knew it was so simple? Learn to make your own HERE at the Pickled Herring, inspired by the book Home Dairy (which we gave away once upon a time).… Read More ...
Electrical tape is the secret to these square patterned eggs. Find the how-tos HERE at Martha Stewart and HERE for more ideas with electrical tape.… Read More ...
Not only is this vodka colorful, and infused with candy, and green for St. Patrick’s Day, but even the candied rims make this sweeter. Plus, you can choose any color candy for any occasion. (Ah, a rainbow of vodka potential.) Make candy-infused vodka HERE at 1 Fine Cookie.… Read More ...
A fun and yummy way to get kids to eat fruit (and sure, a cookie, too)… these crazy clever swirly fruit pops. Learn to make them HERE at Hungry Happenings.
Immediately bookmarking this one as “fun and easy thing to bake with my rainbow-obsessed daughter.” In fact, I’m thinking today we’ll be making these. Find the how-tos to make rainbow swirl cookies HERE at B. Inspired, Mama!.
Hosting a Rainbow party? Check out these Rainbow party articles over on our Party Ideas Blog and these Rainbow party decorations we … Read More ...
Though our mild winter in my part of the world makes the leap to Spring less dramatic, signs of Spring are popping up. Like these colorful flower kid-friendly Rice Krispies Treats. Learn to make them HERE at babble.… Read More ...
So apparently I missed National Pancake Day yesterday (how can that be? With all the incredible pancakes out there?), but you can still make some lady bug pancakes.
Ladybugs are one of those charming little creatures that always bring a smile to our faces, aren’t they? With their bright red shells and cute black spots, they’re a symbol of good … Read More ...
I know Valentine’s is over, but I still have to share this beautiful cake because you can also find some quick and easy how-tos to make edible doilies. Find the how-tos HERE at Half Baked.… Read More ...
The Dr. Seuss invasion has begun, what with the almost-release of The Lorax
movie. Look, he showed up all over my marshmallows. Find them HERE.
Aw, Peeps continue to spread sunshine everywhere they go. How cute does this sunflower Easter or springtime cake look? You could literally buy a readymade cake, decorate it with yellow peeps 
and choc chips and be the most amazing person at the Easter Party. I mean this peep cake looks adorable and I am sure everyone will want one too. … Read More ...
Gasp, don’t you want to immediately host an outer space party? My daughter just learned about outer space in school, though her retelling of what they learned indicates some confusion in the concept. Perhaps she needs some cookie guidance. Find these gorgeous cookies HERE at LilaLoa.
Are you hosting a Galaxy or space party? Check out these Space Party … Read More ...
Yes, best to keep those tricky leprechauns where you can control them, on sticks. Make Leprechaun marshmallow pops HERE at Pam’s Party and Practical Tips.