Creative food craft ideas
This has to be my kind of dessert. It’s got peanut butter, bananas and it’s frozen. Like ice-cream.
Oh heaven!
Just don’t let the kids see this.
Get the recipe for this awesome peanut butter banana yogurt from the ever talented ShutterBean blog.… Read More ...
Emily, of the Pig and the Quill, promises that you cannot even taste the spinach in this yogurt smoothie. And there are two whole cups of it in it!
That makes it the perfect healthy smoothie for our kids. And yours.
Go get the Spinach and Pineapple Yogurt Smoothie recipe.
Are you a smoothie addict who can’t get enough? … Read More ...
Jill has been featured here before and she continues to amaze (with the help of her three little boys).
this time, her team of chefs have come together to create these adorable minion inspired banana yogurt pops. We think they are adorable – we are just not going to let our kids see these – as they will want them … Read More ...
The ever talented Janine of SugarKissed, shares her video and pictures on how to make these stunning three dimensional icing flowers.
It couldn’t be easier! Or could it? She certainly makes it look so easy!
Go get her tutorial on how to make these stunning icing decorations.… Read More ...
What a great, great idea! Get the kids to help you make this and they will offer to cleanup as gratitude (well most kids).
Brandie of HomeCookingMemories serves up this great recipe idea. She has step by step pictures as well.
Go check out homemade icecream in a can.… Read More ...
One of the biggest myths about gluten-free desserts is that they all have to be “replacements” — gluten-free flours trying to behave like wheat flour, or recipes designed to imitate traditional cookies and cakes.
They really don’t.
Some of the best gluten-free desserts in the world were never meant to contain flour in the first place. They stand beautifully on … Read More ...
This tutorial was nearly only 9 burritos because my little helper decided to eat as he helped. These are perfect for those mornings when you don’t have time to make something fresh but still want to send the kids off to school with something other than high sugared cereal in their tummies. These breakfast burritos are perfect for quick on … Read More ...
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So, who knew? That there would be a National Fried Chicken Day? The rest of the world, it seems. And they have all been preparing for it with great gusto. Does anyone even know what are the origins of the National Fried Chicken Day?
I can hear you say.. who … Read More ...
The Craft & Folk Art Museum (CAFAM) in LA hosts a craft soda tasting, highlighting the creativity and versatility of handmade sodas and spirits. Barley Forge Brewing, Los Angeles Aleworks, Pipe Dream Brewery, and LA River Brewing Company showcase their non-alcoholic interests by providing a diverse array of sodas, while Greenbar Distillery provides spirits from their award-winning organic portfolio. Sodas … Read More ...
Dear Edible Crafts readers,
It’s with a very heavy heart that I tell you all I’m leaving my post as Edible Crafts editor. I’ve written over 6,000 posts in almost five years. This blog is a part of my every day, ingrained in me so much it alters how I view the world. I’m always hunting, looking, searching for fun … Read More ...
MyOwnLabels.com shares this fun 4th of July cupcake printable with pinwheel topper. The pinwheel topper would be perfect as a food pick also. String them together for a mini garland and hang them across a tiered cake for WOW factor.
Check out these other FREE printables too.
Looking for 4th of July decorations? … Read More ...
Looking for 4th of July decorations? Check these supplies out.
We also have 100’s of 4th of July Patriotic crafts and 4th of July recipes too.
You don’t have to be creative to pull this one off. Kids could even have a go at this one for a special surprise for mom or dad. We don’t mind if you grab … Read More ...
A quick but artistic dessert from Woman’s Day. This star spangled banner inspired creation is simple to make and could be made ahead by cutting out pastry and re-freezing. I am tempted to say this could be for breakfast too. I would swap out the pastry for pancakes though. YUM!
The detail one can achieve on a Nutter Butter 
store-bought cookie is pretty stunning, wouldn’t you agree? Uncle Sam agrees. Find the step-by-steps to make Nutter Butters into Uncle Sam for the 4th of July HERE at Hungry Happenings.… Read More ...
