Creative food craft ideas
A witch’s brew sure to thrill your guests. Plus you can eat the container it comes in!
This might have to wait till next year, but maybe instead of making the mold you can find some plastic cauldrons
or even little jack-o-lanterns to use as the bowls this year. Inside Beth used chocolate pudding snacks and Oreo cookies mixed together. … Read More ...
Pictures speak more than words sometimes. This is one of those times. This recipe is self explanatory through the pictures. You need mini pretzels, orange chocolate melts(the recipe states white chocolate with orange food coloring) and green candy. Melt the chocolate, dip the pretzels and place a green candy as a stem. Great time in the kitchen with the kids. … Read More ...
This recipe is Paleo and SCD. Because it is no fun being left out due to allergies. I’ve been lucky that I hadn’t had to deal with food allergies. But as a parent my heart went out to the little ones that had to be separated from the other kids at parties or weren’t able to take Halloween candy from … Read More ...
In case you have last minute thoughts of making treats for Halloween, here are the perfect cupcakes for you to make. No one needs to know how easy these are to make or if you used store-bought
or boxed cupcake mix.
Click here on The Things She Makes for directions on how to create these cute cupcakes.
Halloween is almost … Read More ...
Halloween is just a few days away! Have you thought about what kind of food you will have waiting for the hungry little spooks who come home from trick or treating that night? These 9 ideas are fun and delicious, and maybe just a little bit gross. Take a look through this list and see if any of them can … Read More ...
“He did the monster mash….”
Here is another cool snack you and the kids can make before they devour them. You need some Fruit Roll-Ups, marshmallows, black decorating icing and other desirable candies for decorating. Oops! Forgot the lollipop sticks to place them on. Great for after school snack, or a Halloween party.
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She had me at candy corn! Although, it’s getting too cold for me to drink milkshakes. Maybe someone will create a candy corn hot cocoa?
These would be cute to serve at a Halloween party or maybe serve with the Halloween dinner. Surprise your kids with a fun after school snack. My daughter would appreciate it! Even the adults would … Read More ...
All hail the pumpkin king! My daughter loves Nightmare Before Christmas. We watch it for Halloween and again at Christmas time. Too bad she has braces to truly enjoy these apples.
You need white chocolate, apples, sticks, black frosting and a dish or deep cup for dipping. Washi tape
is optional if you want to decorate the sticks. Of course … Read More ...
Peek-a-boo! The cupcakes see you!
Love the simple last minute ideas! You can run to the store and buy cupcakes of your choice and decorate them, so everyone thinks you spent hours slaving over them. The author used Little Debbie Cupcakes, tub of ready made frosting, candy eyes and licorice wheels.
Click here on Sugartown Sweets for the directions and … Read More ...
Yes the page is in French, but it does have English directions after the French directions. Plus lots of pictures to help you along. I know with Google, it gives you the option to translate the whole page to English at the top of the page.
These would be cute sandwiches to serve at an adult or kids party. Could … Read More ...
This happy fellow will be a hit at the Halloween party. Plus, you can eat it to reduce cleanup after the party. There is also a recipe for the yummy popcorn mix inside the bowl for you try or fill the bowl with pretzels or just plain butter popcorn.
Click here on Hungry Happenings for the recipe and directions on … Read More ...
Gingerbread isn’t just for Christmas. Make some zombie faces using gingerbread dough or whatever dough you like. Create some creepy looking faces with licorice string, mints, and red jam. If you want to be really creative, you can cut out some actual gingerbread men with body parts missing. Let the kids have fun making them before they devour them.
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Finding healthier options to all the candy and desserts for this holiday season is easier than you think.
Here you will find a recipe for biscuits that are frosted with cream cheese and have raisins for eyes. The kids won’t say boo hoo to these cute treats with dinner or for breakfast.
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It’s a wrap! Mummy wrap that is!
Here is a cute snack or meal for your kids to enjoy for the Halloween holiday. All you need is a tortilla, peanut butter or other spread, banana and fake eye balls. This is more simple compared to the other Bento inspired lunches and was created by a Mom that has a picky … Read More ...
Cake pops are the perfect dessert! Gives you a little taste, but less guilt for the bite size portion. Of course, if you eat more than one, the guilt factor might set in.
Here are some cake pops shaped like pumpkins and candy corn. You could use the pumpkins for Thanksgiving time too.
For the recipe and directions, click here … Read More ...