Creative food craft ideas
Everything is coming up rainbows. Edible rainbows. I’m seeing them everywhere. Learn to make homemade rainbow Pop Tarts HERE at babble.
Homemade Pop-tarts are really popular right now thanks to tik tok trending and Air fryers
. This easy pop tart recipe can be baked in the air fryer until golden brown.
Pop-Tarts
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My kid has discovered video games. She’s been so into NickJr (under my watchful eye of course), I started exploring the rest of the site and realized they have lots of cute food ideas. Choose any of their shows and you’ll find snacks, cupcakes, sandwiches and more in the likeness of the shows’ characters, such as Olivia red velvet cupcakes, … Read More ...
I think the expressions got me. Learn to make these (easily, from store-bought items) HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.… Read More ...
I don’t know if I could even eat such cuteness, but then I have a thing for shore creatures. Learn to assemble a crab sandwich HERE at Family Fun.
Are you hosting an under the sea themed party? check out these Under the Sea party decorations
. Perfect for Mermaid, Spongebob and beach-themed parties too.… Read More ...
No fancy cutters needed! Learn to decorate these cute giraffes on simple plain round cookies HERE at The Crafty Penguin.
Looking for Giraffe Party decorations? Check these out.
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I now know precisely what special treat I’ll be making for my popsicle and rainbow-obsessed daughter this summer. Learn to make rainbow popsicles HERE at babble.
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… Read More ...
My Dum-Dum
obsessed kid would have a field day with this darling lollipop tree/centerpiece/party decor. Learn to make it (easily) HERE at Meet the Dubiens.… Read More ...
Yep, monkey cupcakes. Find the how-tos HERE at Kids Fun and Games.… Read More ...
As one who panics at the thought of her daughter some day crossing 16th street by herself (I live just off of 16th Street in Washington, DC, the crazy busy street that ends a few miles down the road at the White House, and some day, my daughter will be walking solo across this high-traffic crazy busy street) I can’t … Read More ...
Everything at Hungry Happenings is so very edible craftsy and clever (or “themed cuisine” as dubbed on the site), it’s hard to choose just a few to feature here. From the archives: Learn to make a bumble bee corn dog HERE and ladybug Rice Krispie treat pops HERE. And that rainbow? Hot dogs hiding in there. Sorry, I had … Read More ...
Were my 3-year old not totally above Sesame Street now (really? How did she outgrow it so quickly? I haven’t even yet) I’d so make her eat her fruit this way. Learn to make Bert and Ernie fruit snacks HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.… Read More ...
So simple, I had a “why didn’t I think of that” moment for sure. Created by Make and Takes, learn to make them HERE at BabyCenter.… Read More ...
Not only are these cupcakes the perfect blend of simple, cute, and clever, but they involve one of my daughter’s favorite foods (reward-only), what she dubs “Nemo Candy.” Learn to make them HERE at Tidy Mom, courtesy of guest blogger Mary Beth from Nothing But Country.
Are you hosting an under the sea themed party? check out these … Read More ...
I just find these Father’s Day themed soda bottle covers the best combination of adorable and clever. Except I shall be using them for my husband’s passion: beer. Find the free printables HERE at The Idea Room.… Read More ...
Need a million and one ideas for turning party food into Star Wars party food? Check out these posts from Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons: The Star Wars garbage masher cake (I’ve seen tons of Star Wars themed treats, but never this one, so Bravo), Princess Leia cupcakes, chewbacca cookies, Storm Trooper cake pops and more … Read More ...
