Creative food craft ideas
What a simple idea to dress up guacamole or dip, healthy rainbow style. Just add cauliflower and peppers. Make a rainbow veggie platter HERE at Parents.
Love a good avocado? Maybe you are addicted to Guac like me? Then you need to check out these Guacamole craft items on Etsy. or see our 10 simple Guacamole recipe roundup here.… Read More ...
Luck, gold, rainbow, candy… St. Patrick’s Day captured by a fortune cookie. Awesome. Learn to make these fortune cookies for the lucky rainbow lovers HERE at Smart School House. … Read More ...
It’s that time of year again, where we turn everything into bunnies and chicks. Even egg sandwiches. Because veggies and eggs and sandwiches are ever so much cuter in bunny and chick form… See? Make them HERE at Little Food Junction.… Read More ...
Need some St. Patrick’s Day lunch ideas for the wee lads? Go bento. Find shamrocks galore in this bento box HERE at The Brass Paperclip Project.
Looking for Bento boxes? Check these out in our Online store- Discount Bento Boxes. **Limited Stock** Free Worldwide Shipping ** and We found some great Bento Cookbooks 
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I can say, in 6000-some posts, I’ve never seen the Big Bad Wolf made from bacon. Oh geez, and I just noticed the cereal basket. Make a totally awesome Little Red Riding Hood breakfast HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.
Check out these Make-Ahead Recipes books
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I should just hook up some kind of insta-post for every single, food creation, sight unseen, from Sandra of Project Denneler, because every single food creation is brilliant and perfect. Seriously, bees, hedgehogs and owls in all their stunning cuteness, and made from cheese? Make animal appetizers HERE at She Knows.… Read More ...
Here a couple ideas to cover your kid’s St. Patrick’s Day lunchbox and after-school treats. First, make a bento lunch for the day HERE, and then spruce up some mint Oreos to make St. Patrick’s Day pops HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.
I’m more and more amazed by all the bread art I’ve seen popping up across the web. And many of the creations seem manageable for even those inexperienced with bread-making. Find the recipe and how-tos to make lion bread, complete with a swirly mane, HERE at Backen-Mit-Spass.de. (Google will translate for ya’). Thanks for the tip, Michelle!… Read More ...
You can’t go wrong with an all-veggie snack, even with a dab of honey for glue (um, how smart is that?). Make veggie Leprechaun hats HERE at Creative Food. … Read More ...
Not only is this a brilliant idea to make soup ever so much more enticing, but crafting an octopus and a penguin from a dinner roll seems pretty dang easy. Sheesh, you’d be crazy NOT to make octopi (sp?) and penguins for dinner. Find the how-tos HERE at She Knows, from Sandra of Project Denneler.
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Maybe the promise of rainbows will get kids to eat their veggies. Here’s a super easy and healthy rainbow snack, complete with a pot of gold at the end. Make it HERE at Canadian Family, by Jill Dubien.
Hosting a Rainbow party? Check out these Rainbow party articles over on our Party Ideas Blog and these Rainbow party … Read More ...
Remember this snow ice cream I posted? If you still live in places with snow in the forecast, here’s a more colorful version: Snow snow cones. Sweet and easy. Find the how-tos HERE at We Made That.… Read More ...
Woah, way too long of a title, I know. But it’s the best way to describe (maybe not so much “best” way as “longest” way) how great ideas breed great ideas, and how inspiration can work well in a nice and friendly way in this here blogosphere. These brilliant rainbow cupcakes were created by the brilliant Sprinkle Bakes. Now … Read More ...
My daughter is currently re-swept up in Dr. Seuss’s world given his upcoming birthday. They are going all out at her school. If only I could bring in sweets, these Thing 1 and Thing 2 meringues would be perfect! Make them HERE at Sugar Swings!.
Looking for Dr Seuss decorations? Check these out. 
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Also known as, a bunch of cool posts with Dr. Seuss
characters on your lunch plate and in your dessert bowl. Like, say, Cat in the Hat ice cream. Or maybe some easy green eggs and ham cookies. How about some scrambled egg Sneetches? Find them all at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.
