Creative food craft ideas
If you’re looking to add some fun and spooky flair to your breakfast, spider pancakes are the perfect choice! These little creepy-crawly pancakes are sure to bring out the Halloween spirit and are perfect for a family breakfast or even a themed party. Imagine the excitement on your kids’ faces when they see these adorable (yet slightly spooky) spider-shaped pancakes … Read More ...
Visit The Party Animal for loads of tutorials to make Halloween treats. Below, clockwise from top left, find tutorials for: bloody chocolate chip cookies, witch cupcakes, black cat cupcakes and Jack O’ Lantern cupcakes. And I had to save my favorite for last. Learn how to make these insanely awesome Jack Skellington Pops (with free printable!) HERE.
Check out these cute Cat in the Hat cupcakes over at Sugar Swings!. Perfect activity for a rainy day. See them HERE.… Read More ...
When I saw these cute witch cupcakes in my Inbox this morning I had to stop myself from running for my fondant. Learn how to make them HERE at by little hands.… Read More ...
For lots of Halloween craft tutorials all in one click, check out our sister site, Craftbits.com. (Here, to be precise.) Learn to make these easy spider crackers, edible Halloween crawlies, and these pumpkin lollipop covers.
Awww. Check out these crazy cute (controversy-free) Sesame Street cupcakes from Bake Happy. I just adore the use of sprinkles. How wonderfully clever to give the characters the texture they deserve. O’ Cookie, I think I like you best of all. Find them HERE, found via Cupcakes Take the Cake.… Read More ...
1. decorate. DIY felt garland tutorial from the purl bee.
2. decorate. DIY polka dot party hat tutorial from Birthday Girl.
3. serve. Polka dot platter from Seltzer Studios.
4. play. Dot bingo from Martha.
5. candy. Candy buttons of course.
6. cupcakes. Polka dot cupcake liners from Bake … Read More ...
Halloween is one of those times of year where the fun of spooky treats and creative food ideas takes center stage, and Halloween pancakes are the perfect way to start off a frightfully fun day! If you’re anything like me, you love the idea of transforming your regular meals into something festive and exciting. Halloween-themed food is always a hit, … Read More ...
Find a huge slideshow of Halloween food, from breakfast to lunch to dinner and dessert, HERE at Better Homes and Gardens. Treats include my favorite, the mad scientist wrap, and more like this coffin cake, Frankenstein candy sculpture, and this Pop-Tart haunted house.
Learn how to hide all kinds of healthy things in this sunflower snack HERE at Gourmet Mom-on-the-Go.… Read More ...
What is it about tiny things and cupcakes made from things that aren’t cupcakes? Either will get me every time. I adore these “cupcakes” made from DOTS candy at Sugar Swings!. Check out the Halloween version, too.… Read More ...
Smashed Peas and Carrots sent me this idea at exactly the right time. A mere two days ago, as I was watching my picky eater 3 year old enjoy a bag of purchased sliced apples, I wondered how to pack our own sliced apples and keep them from browning. I know about the citrus juice, but is there not another … Read More ...
We’ve seen mummies and owls and pumpkins. How about bats? Find the how-tos HERE at The Party Animal.… Read More ...
Something about this Cheerio
, fruit and yogurt parfait from Real Mom Kitchen just got me. The inclusion of Cheerios in such as sophisticated concoction? The kid chic aspect? If you are similarly struck, find the recipe HERE.
Check out these Make-Ahead Recipes books
we found on Amazon.
If you are looking for more easy breakfast ideas check … Read More ...
Find a slew of Halloween ideas for kids at Parenting.com, like this chocolate hand or this ghost shake.
