Creative food craft ideas
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Turkey is a fun Thanksgiving snack craft you can whip together in just a couple of minutes to surprise your child.
Whether you sneak it into your child’s lunch box or hand it to them as an after-school snack, it’ll surely make them smile.
For this project, you’ll need a few craft supplies that you probably already … Read More ...
A fun and magical take on trendy hot cocoa bombs that are easy enough for anyone to make.
With the right sprinkle colours, you can turn these into Harry Potter house colours or just a mix like the picture!
Check out our Chocolate Bomb molds in our online store.
Visit DollarCrafter for the full tutorial to make the cute treats. … Read More ...
Photo: SeeGail
Make your kids’ lunches fun, healthy, one of a kind and talk of the town with these easy peasy, adorable caterpillar kebobs that even the pickiest of eaters won’t be able to resist. Used with only a few ingredients, make these in seconds.
Follow these easy instructions.
Ingredients needed:
2 bamboo skewers,
cut in half
A small bunch … Read More ...
These would be cute to add to a valentine’s-type goodie bag
. Never ceases to amaze me the simple yet brilliant things people are able to come up with.
Take this for example, some graham crackers, icing and sweet hearts with little sweet nothings on them. Perfect. 😀
This inspired me to look up other activities you can make and … Read More ...
While I don’t have kids myself, I do know the benefits of sensory play, especially for babies and tots.
These little hands are always touching everything just to explore the different feels and senses around them as their brains grow.
The only thing is that little ones love putting everything in their mouths, so what better way to have them … Read More ...
Photo: Forkly
While I never understood the slime craze, what I’ve heard is that it’s very satisfying to pull apart and play with, but kids love being able to punch and smash it with it’s gooey marshmallow
texture.
So, that, combined with recipes out there that you can make it edible with virtually any kind of candy, I’d say would … Read More ...
Photo: Forkly
There’s something about homemade candy that I just love. Turning them into lollipops make it a fun and mess-free way to have a treat for both kids and adults.
Add any colour, and flavour and they can be completely unique to you. You can add edible glitter
, sprinkles, food colouring
, etc.
Check out these transparent lollipops… Read More ...
Vegan cookie dough popsicles, are you actually kidding me!? How good do these look, I can’t even imagine the taste! *drools*
Let’s be honest, popsicles are a world-wide staple for a hot summer day. I always have some on hand but usually, they’re store bought. I have made these in the past, but they didn’t look quite as good as … Read More ...
Photo: Premeditated Leftovers
Okay, these are just way cute. Looks like these can be made for a cool Easter craft snack, but I can picture them as little favors for parties as well!
How real does shredded wheat
with cocoa look like actual nests? I can’t even get over that.
Also, instead of jelly beans, any kind of chocolate eggs … Read More ...
Photo: Natural Beach Living
I can’t even with these cute healthy snacks. Who said all snacks had to be sweet or unhealthy?
Change out the red life saver with a cherry tomato and you have a perfect nutritious snack for the kids.
I’m not even ashamed, I would totally rock these in my lunches at work. You gotta make life … Read More ...
Photo: Natural Beach Living
These are just amazing. Never in my lifetime would I have thought to put this together to make the cutest little campfire that you can eat.
You’ve got a good mix of sweet and salty and you can even make these as a cake decoration for your favourite adventurous person in your life.
Add these as … Read More ...
Photo: Wonder Mom Wannabe
This fruit cup chick craft is so easy and the perfect way to brighten your child’s day when you hide it in the lunchbox!
This would be an adorable addition to any easter basket or as a class treat for the kids.
All you need is yellow craft foam or even cardstock, googly eyes, a low … Read More ...
Photo: This Little Project
Here’s a great and simple New Years, 4th of July, Canada Day treat or even birthday cake topper that takes just a few seconds to put together.
If you need something last minute, or just not savvy with decorations, you can still celebrate with all the things yummy. To add a little pizazz on the end … Read More ...
Photo: Gluesticks
So I have been seeing these LITERALLY EVERYWHERE. And I am dying to try these as I love hot chocolate.
Essentially, these are hollow chocolate balls that you can add dry hot chocolate and mini marshmallows in the middle, then you put in your hot water and let the water melt the chocolate until the hot chocolate mix … Read More ...
Are these not the sweetest thing you ever did see!? I was shopping one morning and came across these cookie crafting kits and just had to buy a couple to try and thought this would be great for a blog, as it can be done with store-bought kits or you could even make your own!
The kit comes with 4 … Read More ...