Creative food craft ideas
Does this count as edible crafts?
There’s candy involved. At any rate, I couldn’t resist this free printable “Please Take One” sign, since I have the front porch candy bowl/sign on door plan this year while we’re out trick or treating. My mom had a good point, too. Since chances are the first parent-free kid won’t abide by the sign … Read More ...
I even bought a skull mold
this year, perfect for these, and I’m afraid if I don’t hurry up it’ll go in the “don’t forget for next year” pile. Learn to make chocolate skulls and bones HERE at Crissy’s Craft.… Read More ...
Eyeballs! Everywhere eyeballs. I’m tellin’ ya. I know, I’ve told you over and over that this is the year of the eyeball. Callye of The Sweet Adventures of Sugarbelle calls these awesome eyeball cookies creepy, and they are, but somehow she still manages cookie perfection and cuteness, even if tinged by creepy. Find the how-tos HERE.… Read More ...
Absolute adorable, edible, Halloween cookie perfection, yes? That’s what you get from a Sweetopia/TomKat combo. Find the step-by-step tutorial to make edible image Halloween cookies HERE at the TomKat Studio, courtesy of super star cookie decorator, Marian of Sweetopia.… Read More ...
I very rarely post on photos from galleries, such as Cake Central of flickr, or from photos not connected to a blog or other site, but I’m making an exception with this edible Halloween skull n’ bones necklace, especially since it’s such a cute and easy idea, no instructions are necessary! Find it HERE at Cake Central, created by … Read More ...
Finally, a Halloween dessert table my daughter could get behind, pink sparkles and black. Maybe if you took out the black. And the spiderwebs. Ugh, she’s difficult. Anyway, a little non-orange-and-black inspiration from Prunille fait son Show. Note the Hello Kitty! pumpkin and spider bread.… Read More ...
Not sure I’m on board with the Silence of the Lambs Haggis, but I can get behind the Hocus Pocus witches brew soup with cheesy, garlic broomsticks. Find the movie-inspired food roundup HERE at babble.… Read More ...
Because even Gummy Bears
need a costume this time of year. Make li’l chocolate-dipped gummy bear ghosts (and they are on a stick! bonus) HERE at The Cheese Thief.… Read More ...
Whatta great idea for li’l kids… add your own Jack O’ Lantern faces! The eyes and mouths and noses are made with melted chocolate, the cookies are topped with buttercream, and the toddlers mix and match how they see fit. Find the recipes HERE at In Katrina’s Kitchen.
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And one more from the Dollhouse Bake Shoppe… how about some rats? Oreo truffle rats, that is. Make them HERE.… Read More ...
Some Halloween treats are cute enough for a preschool party, and others are wonderfully gruesome. These bloody eyeball donuts belong firmly in the second group. If your family enjoys the spooky side of Halloween, a plate of edible eyeballs is sure to get a reaction—especially when there’s a sweet, jam-filled surprise hiding inside.
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This is so wonderfully creepy. And so simple! Bugs in red JellO. Done and done. Learn to make this (if you dare) HERE at Crissy’s Craft.… Read More ...
If only my own picky eater could be duped into eating things like soup just by dressing it up for Halloween, sigh. (She would never eat soup, too liquidy.) Make black bean soup topped with Jack O’ Lantern tortillas HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.
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Here I was all impressed by these (still pretty awesome) black cat caramel apples, and Hungry Happenings has to go and make these and really blow me away. Find the step-by-step how-tos to make these (really, really awesome) chocolate caramel apple cauldrons HERE.… Read More ...
