Creative food craft ideas
Mint and chocolate are one my downfalls and I love Andes Mint. Especially after dinner. What a treat this is after a meal. I only wish my daughter still didn’t like them. This is easy to make with your kids and would be a great dessert at a brunch or make as a gift.
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New Year’s Eve is full of glam, glitz, glitter, and baubles. In my house it is flannel, Chinese food and comfort. Of course, if you like to party on New Year’s, these glam cupcakes will be the perfect treat. Check out Rachel Gregg from Creative Live Blog. She will show you how to frost and decorate these gorgeous cupcakes.
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We finally have snow, and I’m hibernating inside for the day. The polar bear however, would love to be outside playing in this snow. How cute are these polar bear paw cupcakes by Debbie at One Little Project. This would be a great project to make in the kitchen if you like to hibernate during the winter months.
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It’s been a nice mild winter so far, but that will end soon. When the weather outside is frightful, you want to make it delightful to be inside. Cupcakes are always good for a smile, at least in our house. So spend some time in the kitchen, keep the house warm, and enjoy a cupcake or two.
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These candy bars are perfect for any holiday, special event, or party. You can use them as place cards, parting gifts, or the gift itself. You can buy different shapes for different holidays. These would be great for your New Year’s Eve guests or get hearts and make them for your sweetheart or family members for Valentine’s Day.
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Here is a cute treat to make with the kids. I love peanut butter and Ritz Crackers, but I never thought to dip it in chocolate. If you can’t find the kit used, just get creative. Use pretzels as antlers, turn white M&Ms into eyes or even mini marshmallows. The whole point is having fun in the kitchen and being … Read More ...
Every year I make my daughter a peanut butter and chocolate bark for Christmas. It is the easiest request and I can make it last minute. Bark is a great fun and easy treat for the whole family to make together. The best part is breaking the bark into pieces. Here you will find 16 different varieties to choose from. … Read More ...
Still waiting to see the new Star Wars movie, I’m praying that I won’t be disappointed. I’m hoping the excitement of others are correct. Please no spoilers! Here is a cute take on buns to go with the Star Wars theme. Of course, even non-Star Wars fans will love them. It has chocolate in them.
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This dessert is two in one. Not only are you getting a delicious cake, but you can also eat the wrapping and the bow. Your guests will be wowed! Elizabeth at SugarHero has wonderful photo tutorials for the packages and and the bows. She also gives you a link to find the transfer paper to make patterns for your packaging. … Read More ...
Relaxing is not in my vocabulary right now. But maybe making these gift items will be the perfect break and they will make great last minute gifts. In case you’ve missed other posts on chocolate dipped pretzels, spoons, Oreos and homemade hot cocoa mix, this one has it all in one. Make your shopping list and make some time this … Read More ...
These may not make it in to gift baskets and my family may not even learn about them! I’m not a big chocolate fan, unless combined with mint. I would definitely have to buy an extra bag of the Hershey’s Kisses mint truffles
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Cake bites with a little kick or not. There is a non-alcoholic version at the end of the recipe. It is the holiday and a time to be merry and make spirits bright. Let the adults be little kids again with this dessert. This would make a great holiday gift or treat for the holiday get together. Just mark them … Read More ...
These adorable cupcakes are made to look like the iconic Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. You could make all the reindeer by adding chocolate M&Ms as noses instead of the red. I can see them lined up on platter in front of a sleigh on the dessert table. Beth at Hungry Happenings shows you how easy it is to make these … Read More ...
Hanukkah’s version of the chocolate crinkle cookie. How gorgeous does this gold crinkle cookie look. It was created using the Wilton gold spray. You can also get that in silver too. If you don’t celebrate Hanukkah, you could make silver and gold cookies for the Christmas holiday. I’m going to have to make a trip to the baking section.
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Although these cute little cupcake bites were made for Hanukkah, they could be used as a winter cupcake too. Lisa Stander Horel at Gluten free Canteen describes these cupcakes as Hanukkah gelt in a cupcake liner. Not only are these gluten-free, but they are also dairy free. Mini cupcakes to cure your sweet tooth without too much guilt.
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