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 ...
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 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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
So easy to put together, but still enough to scare the kids, I’m loving this monster-in-my-cup idea. Just marshmallows and the scary filling of your choice (like that pudding you’ve always feared). Make it HERE at Cute Food for Kids.… Read More ...
It’s been about a year and a half since I posted on rainbow waffles, so I think it’s safe to share another version. Loving these bright, easy waffles with whipped cream clouds and a Lucky Charms treasure. Find the how-tos HERE at Quick Dish.
Hosting a Rainbow party? Check out these Rainbow party articles over on our Party … Read More ...
I spotted this and had one of those “why didn’t I think of that?” moments. So easy and cute and perfect for back to school (or for grown-ups like me who still like a good peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and find it even better in cake form). Make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich cake HERE at Munchkin Munchies… Read More ...
All this colorful bento lunch needs is a unicorn lollipop for dessert. Make a rainbow bento box HERE at My Bento Art.
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 Rainbow party items from Etsy.
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With so many ideas for turning a kid’s lunch or dinner into something way more interesting than a boring hot dog on a bun or a sandwich, I should really pick up my game in the kitchen for my kid. Make a hot dog-turned snail HERE, a snake burrito HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons, sandwich … Read More ...
It’s important for every brain to have a daily dose of sprinkles. Plus, I love mason jars. Send kids back to school with some brain sprinkles HERE at Sweetology.… Read More ...
Please tell me there are those of you who remember when cartoons were only aired on Saturday mornings? And more importantly, there are those of you who remember School House Rocks? Sigh, that’s OK if not. I accept my age. (Sort of.) Make School House Rocks cupcakes HERE at Sugar Swings!.… Read More ...
I have yet to see Disney’s Brave
, though I hear I most certainly should. (I think my daughter may be a wee bit young for it yet.) But from what I can tell, these little cakes are the exact replica of those enjoyed by the triplet brothers. And I’m a sucker for replicas of sweets from kids’ movies and … Read More ...