Creative food craft ideas
Hello dear Edible Crafts readers! It’s been three months since I left you, but I promise I think about you everyday. I’m still blogging away over at the decorated cookie, but I truly miss my days of mining the internet for all of your crazy, clever edible crafts.
I’m back for a visit today to share with you an … Read More ...
Continuing with her strange compulsion to make foods out of other kinds of food, Sandra Denneler has created this mini menagerie of desserts made entirely out of candy (and a few cookie parts.)
It’s like a teensy-tiny dessert table for Barbie dolls – cute cupcakes, petite pies, clever caramel apples, dinky doughnuts and an itty-bitty birthday cake. Even the decorative … Read More ...
For the sheer effort that would have gone into making and decorating these cookies, someone should give Karen from SugarTownSweets a gold star.
This card shaped cookie is an effort on her part to remember the good old greeting card. And it looks great!
Go get her greeting card shaped cookie recipe here.… Read More ...
This one is A+ for the effort. Inspired by Martha Stewart’s Sunflower cupcake, this is a simple recipe that collects lots of small cookies into this giant creation.
Get the rundown on this giant sunflower cookie at the Munckin Munchies blog.… Read More ...
Laura from CraftStorming writes:
These are “Onesie cookies inspired by pinata cookies, with coloured candy hidden inside for a gender reveal surprise.”
What a clever idea!
Go tet these gender reveal baby shower cookie recipe on her site.… Read More ...
Linda of BubbleandSweet has this DIY tutorial for pretty unicorn cookies with flowing pink ombre hair.
It is absolutely amazing. Not only is the end result spectacular, she has done a great job explaining all the steps.
Get her recipe for the unicorn cookies.… Read More ...
I am sure I have seen these being made somewhere else where you can create your own. Rather than having to buy these.
But nonetheless, this is a great idea and perfect for personalizing cookies.
If you come across a home made stamper, please leave a comment below.
Otherwise, you can buy these stampers here (UK site).… Read More ...
1finecookie shares this great idea. Spoons that are edible! (Ok, so the whole spoon isn’t edible – but most of the parts are).
Your kids will thank you for it. These spoons are made of Granola (and I suspect, the post is sponsored by Granola as well).
Go get her edible spoons tutorial here.… Read More ...
Sue of MunchkinMunchies (try saying that three time) created these cookies for a friend.
The cookies are all adorable and each one is somehow related to summer fun.
Which one is your favorite?
Go get these summer cookie ideas at her blog.… Read More ...
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 ...
I looked at this 4th of July cuteness, thought how very clever to stack cookies all firecracker-like. And I admit pausing at the word, “exploding.” Why? I wondered. Are they rigged with explosives? In a sense, yes. See how they are made and what’s inside HERE at Rock UR Party.… Read More ...
I’m compelled to share with you this 4th of July cupcake greatness, the Sprinkles Will Fly Cupcake Couture party hosted by Carrie Middlemiss from Bella Cupcake Couture and Betsy Eves, of JavaCupcake.com, Each blog dressed up their 4th of July-themed cupcake wrappers. Visit all of the blogs listed below to see what they did, AND visit any of the … Read More ...
Many, many trends in food have come, and sometimes gone, in the last few years. Cake pops, macarons, pie on sticks, quirky popsicles, bread art, “pinata” sweets, mustache pops, updated JellO shots, stuff in mason jars… But there has been one consistent, ubiquitous constant in edible crafts. Rainbows. Rainbows are everywhere. Everybody loves rainbows, especially clever, edible rainbows. They have … Read More ...
I was just about to say “little known fact about me–I don’t have a colon,” but as I’ve posted on my medical past before, have linked to this essay I wrote in the Journal of General Internal Medicine, and have just facebooked and tweeted my surgical history to promote this Bake Sale, it’s totally NOT a little known fact. … Read More ...
