Find tons of Halloween cake ideas HERE at Wilton. If the ghostly Victorian seems too ambitious, there’s always this dracula coffin cake or mummy cake.
[tags]Halloween, cake decorating[/tags]
Creative food craft ideas
Find tons of Halloween cake ideas HERE at Wilton. If the ghostly Victorian seems too ambitious, there’s always this dracula coffin cake or mummy cake.
[tags]Halloween, cake decorating[/tags]
Martha has a great slideshow of almost 30 Halloween favor and treat boxes, including how-tos and templates. Find the slideshow HERE, including these owls, skulls and brooms.
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Oh, if only candy grew on trees… Find the how-tos for making this candy topiary HERE from Martha Stewart.
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Check out the collection of Halloween cake ideas HERE at celebrations.com, like this eyeball cake or boo cake. Also find a candy corn cake, zombie cake, ghost cake and bride of Frankenstein.
[tags]cake decorating, Halloween[/tags]
What a great idea for serving tomato soup at your Halloween party: test tubes. Find the recipe for the soup with meunster sammies HERE at Food Network.
Have you seen soup bowl cozies ? , they keep your soup warmer for longer and prevent burns on your hands or bowls that are steaming hot with goodness.
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Halloween doesn’t have to drain your wallet to be memorable. With a little creativity (and some clever repurposing), you can throw together decorations, treats, and activities that feel just as magical as the store-bought versions—without the scary price tag.
Forget pricey store displays. Look around your … Read More ...
Learn how to make these cute witch hat cones, made with pistachio pudding, with this recipe HERE from Amy Atlas.
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Southern Living has a great roundup of ideas for Halloween sweets HERE, including these ghostly treats: chocolate ghost treats, pumpkin cake with ghosts, and these meringue ghosts.
[tags]Halloween, ghosts, treats[/tags]
Check out these easy Halloween sweets made from store-bought goodies at Woman’s Day. Find the how-tos for making the mummies from Twinkies HERE,the skulls and monsters from Rice Krispie treats HERE, and the monster bride HERE.
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Check out T. Matthews Fine Art for the how-tos on making these cute ghosts from E. L. Fudge cookies. Find the instructions HERE.
Looking for the best fudge recipes Check out our World’s best fudge Recipes board on Pinterest and our roundup of boozy fudge recipes here. Still, want more fudge? Check out this Traditional Fudge recipe book on … Read More ...
Woman’s Day had so many edible craft ideas for Halloween, I need look no where else for the next month. Find ideas HERE and HERE and even HERE. A small sampling:
Make spiderweb pizza, skeleton cupcakes, enchanted witch brooms, and these creepy monster fingers.
[tags]Halloween, party food, entertaining[/tags]
Flickr, for those of you who don’t know, is a photo sharing web site. And yet it’s so much more than a photo sharing web site. Learn how to decorate Frankenstein cookies with a fondant flooding technique through step-by-step photographs HERE, through the flickr group, The Fondant.com Club. And see the entire photostream for fondant.com HERE, including … Read More ...
And create the mood for your drinkables with these tumblers or DIY spooky soda bottles, found All You.… Read More ...
Two of my favorite entities–Country Living and Sterling Publishing–have joined forces to give us a treat, Happy Halloween! This book has everything, and I mean everything, you need to spook, chill, carve, cook, sew, cut, serve, wear and decorate for Halloween. All of Country Living’s best Halloween ideas in 223 pages. Find tons of pumpkin carving ideas (including … Read More ...
by Andi
Here are some fun Easter facts straight from the National Confectioners Association (NCA) – the American candy industry’s leading and oldest trade association.
The first chocolate eggs were made in Europe in the early 19th century and remain among the most popular treats associated with Easter.
90 million chocolate Easter bunnies are made for Easter each year.
16 billion jelly … Read More ...