Creative food craft ideas
It can snow every day in the kitchen, even if you don’t have a winter wonderland outside. Here are just a few snowflake-themed sweet and savories to get you started. Perfect for winter dinners and Winter themed parties. Some of these would be perfect for Frozen the movie party too.
1. Butternut squash soup from Yummy Mummy Kitchen.
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Trap Santa in your kids’ lunch boxes! Make a Santa bento HERE at Creative Food. Such a fun way to send food to school or to enjoy an afternoon festive tea.
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Yeah, that’s right. Make them work for that cookie!! Assemble the puzzle first, then maybe they can have a small piece. Gosh, I’m a mean mom. Find the how-tos for the cookie puzzle HERE at Things for Boys.… Read More ...
And did I mention they were free? These printables for teddy graham snack favors are great for those kids in schools that don’t allow super sugary sweets (ahem, like my daughter’s). Find them HERE at Bear Rabbit Bear Crafts.… Read More ...
While I’m off having a baby, I asked some of my favorite go-to bloggers to share some of their holiday favorites. I know you already know Sue of Munchkin Munchies because I post on her clever, smart, cute and funny cookies and treats a LOT. I heart Sue! Thank you for visiting today!
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What a sweet surprise for a kid to open their lunch box and find a festive dose of sprinkles. And this would work with Hanukkah, other holidays and any shape throughout the year. A sort of holiday fairy bread surprise. Find the how-tos HERE at Bubble and Sweet.… Read More ...
Even if the kids are stuck going to school during Hanukkah, they can find something festive in their lunch box. Find ideas for making easy Hanukkah bento box lunches HERE at The Brass Paperclip Project. The edible candles are my favorites. And be sure to check out more DIY ideas in the whole Handmade Hanukkah series at The Brass … Read More ...
These are now my new favorite candies-melted-in-the-oven treats: Peppermint candy stocking ornaments. Personalized, no less. Find the step-by-step how-tos HERE at Sugartown Sweets.… Read More ...
From she who also brought you such inventive cookie pop props as the Groucho Marx glasses, Jack O’ Lantern smiles, and neckties… how about a snowman’s carrot nose? Make them HERE at Munchkin Munchies.… Read More ...
I keep singing the praises of Frosty for the snowman’s versatility when it comes to food. Seriously, you can turn anything edible into a snowman. Make a sandwich HERE at Creative Food.… Read More ...
I’m just not sure how I feel about these. Hot dogs that look like stockings. Clever, indeed. Conversation worthy, yes. Kid attention grabbing, definitely. A little odd? Perhaps. Thoughts? Make hot dog Christmas stocking appetizers HERE at Free-n-Fun Christmas from OrientalTrading.… Read More ...
Here in the States, we’re all about the sweets for Christmas. We should get on board with the Netherlands and throw some tangerines in the mix, too, to celebrate Sinterklaas’s arrival. Check out these easy tangerine ideas, great for the kiddos, HERE at missgefreubel.… Read More ...
I’m currently re-reading the Harry Potter series for the billionth time (I shall never move on), so I thought it at least personally timely to come across these gorgeous Golden Snitch truffles. Find the recipe and step-by-step how-tos HERE at Girl Meets Bowl.
Are you hosting a Harry Potter party? Check out these DIY Harry Potter crafts on Craftbits.com … Read More ...
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas… even in your lunch box. Make this Christmas-trees-everywhere Christmas tree bento lunch HERE at Creative Food.
Bento is a fun way to send snacks to school for your child.
Looking for Bento boxes? Check these out in our Online store- Discount Bento Boxes. **Limited Stock** Free Worldwide Shipping ** and We … Read More ...
I’m loving this idea of setting up a food bar for kids at meals. It’s a way to introduce healthy foods, kids get involved in food preparation, and maybe the control they get over their own preparation will encourage them to give up control later in the meal. You know, during that tug of war to get them to finish … Read More ...