Creative food craft ideas
I just got my first bento supplies in the mail, so I’m excited to start experimenting with my kid’s lunch. Though I’ll be starting small, a pick here, a pick there. Yum, these look easy to make: Panda pastries from a bento panda cutter. Find the recipe HERE at Hungry Happenings.
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Fruit Roll-Up fortune cookies. Of course! And easy way to turn a treat your kids might already be eating into something special for Valentine’s Day. Clever, clever, clever. Make them HERE at She Knows.… Read More ...
These make such darling Valentine’s Day gifts or favors, and I can’t help but agree with the sentiment. Find the how-tos and the links to the supplies to make candy-filled Valentine’s Day bottles HERE at My Own Ideas.… Read More ...
Even though I have a five-year old girl with no interest in Lego Ninjago, I have a five-year old girl with a six-year old boy pal who has much interest in Lego Ninjago, so I’m fully aware of this current rage. Check out these awesome Lego Ninjago pretzels HERE at Sugar Swings!.… Read More ...
From the original creator of the pinata cookies that sparked the “candy inside the cookies” trend comes the next great thing: Brownie treasure boxes. Heart-shaped. For Valentine’s Day. Brilliant. Find the how-tos HERE at She Knows, by Sandra Denneler.
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Another to put in the “why didn’t I think of this?” category… edible conversation heart necklaces. So clever how these are attached to the string! Find the how-tos HERE at Cute Food for Kids.… Read More ...
OOh, something healthy! I mean mostly healthy. There’s an apple in there. And so perfect for the Monsters, Inc. fan. Make a Mike Wazowski apple HERE at Party Animal.… Read More ...
Just yesterday I was talking about the yogurt-turned-into-frozen-yogurt trend taking over the world. Well, watch three budding stars expertly walk you through this kid-friendly craft making yogurt heart pops HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.… Read More ...
I would venture to guess that of all the creativity in the world inspired by Dr. Seuss
, pulled pork is rarely on the list. But inspire, he did, this leaning tower of apple butter pulled pork sandwiches. And dang, they look good. Make them HERE at 1 Fine Cookie.… Read More ...
I
love the idea of filling a popcorn container
with kernels to prop up these themed cake pops. What a great centerpiece for movie night or an awards show party. And the cake pops seem easy to decorate. Find the how-tos to make a popcorn cake pop centerpiece HERE at CraftFoxes.
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I’m starting to think Jill from Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons can turn anything into a s’mores pop. Anything. Even a groundhog. Make them HERE.
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Hey, there’s a heart in my pound cake! Also… awwww. Bake this pretty pink heart in a pound cake HERE at Boulder Locavore. And PS. I’m venturing to guess the Fall pound cake mentioned in the post is this one I posted about here, from She Knows.
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You know that this sweet crowd wouldn’t rumble. (Sheesh, I’m old, who uses the word “rumble” anymore? And are there rumbles in football stadiums? Also, groan for the pun.) Anyway, find the tutorial to decorate these football stadium cookies complete with a crowd of (sprinkle) fans HERE at Ali Bee’s Bake Shop. … Read More ...
As I’ve given up trying to find gifts that anyone who has been in my life for decades “needs,” I tend to just send cookies. I made these “happy birthday” letter cookies for my brother’s birthday this year. Rather than fiddle with two consistencies of icing, I just used one, stiffer icing and piped designs directly on the cookies. Easy … Read More ...
The world is just taking over this easy frozen yogurt from regular yogurt thing! Look, you can make hearts, too. How cute are these with the sprinkles added? Find the how-tos HERE at Bespangled.… Read More ...