Creative food craft ideas
A marshmallow, a little chocolate and a pretzel stick might seem like ordinary snack ingredients, but put them together and you have the beginnings of a sweet little dreidel. This is the kind of edible craft I love: something recognisable and cheerful made from ingredients that don’t require an elaborate shopping trip.
These edible dreidel treats are a lovely addition … Read More ...
Crafting in the kitchen means you can turn anything into a fun edible, even candles. Here is a collection of eight, food-themed menorahs
you can make for Hanukkah
.1. A menorah from cupcakes and candy at Bright Ideas.
2. A cookie menorah tutorial from Sweet Designs.
3. How to make a menorah from candy, at Candy.com, from Esther … Read More ...
I’m loving this idea to easily doctor a store-bought chocolate bar with more store-bought candy to come up with this crazy adorable Rudolph. Find the how-tos HERE at Hungry Happenings.… Read More ...
Snowmen are the best. You can make an infinite number of edible versions. These pops are made from store-bought candy and donuts
. Easy as can be! Find the how-tos HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.
These beautiful Christmas-tree topped chocolate orange creams sound as divine as they taste. Find the recipe and how-tos HERE at A Recipe for Aperture.… Read More ...
I made these super crazy easy Christmas tree pops from melted chocolate and HERSHEY’s candies. It took mere minutes! Plus, Hershey’s is giving away some baking goodies over at my other blog. For the Christmas tree how-tos and to enter the giveaway, Click HERE to go to the decorated cookie.… Read More ...
While it’s not necessary to serve these ice cream cone Santa hats with a bowl of ice cream, I think I’d absolutely have to. How utterly perfect. Make Santa hat ice cream cones HERE at Hungry Happenings.… Read More ...
I’m adding this one to the “why didn’t I think of that?” category: A peppermint stick
platter. And totally edible, too. Find the how-tos HERE at Munchkin Munchies. Such a fun way to serve up Santa’s cookies the night before too.… Read More ...
This is my favorite method of easy lollipop making. Just pipe some melted chocolate onto a stick and decorate. This is perfect for kids. Make Hanukkah lollipops HERE at Design Megillah.… Read More ...
This is adorable at its finest. Even with out the fuzzy hats that take adorable to the next level, these would have plenty of adorable in them. Make them HERE at Nothing But Country. Spotted on Glorious Treats.… Read More ...
Bright, colorful, yummy, chocolate, easy and filled with cookies. With sprinkles on top. Christmas candy perfection, especially with the clever cookie layer inside. Find the how-tos HERE at Sugar Swings!.… Read More ...
What a sweet and easy idea… Turn peppermint candies into Christmas tree pops. I love the little candy cane and holly leave accoutrements, too. Find the how-tos HERE at Sugartown Sweets. And for more gorgeous sweets, and only slightly more complicated (but look at the results!), make these beautiful Christmas tree candy ornaments HERE at Sugartown Sweets.
How crazy cute and clever and simple! Make quick and easy Christmas lights from M and Ms and Mike and Ike’s candies HERE at Hungry Happenings.… Read More ...
Why are owls so dang appealing? The wise thing? I think it’s the big eye thing. Anyway, make super easy owl cookies from store-bought goodies HERE at The Seven Year Cottage.… Read More ...
Made from a Rice Krispies Treat and store-bought candy, I wouldn’t even dare disturb this sleeping cutie. Make a sleeping Christmas mouse treat HERE at Party Pinching.… Read More ...
