Creative food craft ideas
Hi everyone! I’m Michelle from the blog SugarSwings
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 ...
So you know how I just posted minutes ago on these cute carrot nose cookie pop props from Sue of Munchkin Munchies, and how clever she is with all of her cookie pop props? Need another chuckle? Check out these teeny tiny cookie pop props made for the Elf on the Shelf
. I mean come ON! Find them… Read More ...
If these cookie dioramas-turned-snow globes are a new trend, then I’m absolutely on board, not just for Christmas, but all year long (Easter bunny and eggs for Easter, a beach scene for summer, trees for Arbor Day…). I find them to be utterly gorgeous. Case in point: Find snow globe cookie party favors HERE at The Enchanted Oven.… Read More ...
Every day for the month of December, the lovely Katrina of In Katrina’s Kitchen is hosting a blogger to share a yummy holiday treat. You can keep tabs on the cookies HERE at the I’ll Bring the Cookies page.
I even got invited to the party! I made gingerbread cookie rings. You can find the recipe HERE at In … Read More ...
I had to share with you some super easy recipes I created for the December issue of Costco’s cookbook, Simply Delicious. They asked me to come up with recipes using their Kirkland Brand muffins and their sheet cake. So I made salted muffin fries with yogurt-honey dip and cookie crisps from sheet cake. For the latter, all you have … 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 ...
I know you still have a month until Christmas, but just in case you find yourself pressed for time in that month, bookmark these easy, dress-up Graham Crackers, Santa cookies. Find the how-tos HERE at Betty Crocker.… Read More ...
I’m in love with this idea. The results are so pretty, but the how-tos utterly simple. Make melted marshmallow cookies for store-bought goodies HERE at Ginger Fig.… 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 ...
One of my favorite bloggers is guest posting today over at Make. Bake. Celebrate. Want to see what she made? Lump of coal cookies so cutely packaged in mason jars. Know anyone who deserves these? Find the how-tos HERE at Make. Bake. Celebrate., by Sue of Munchkin Munchies.… Read More ...
Not only do you get the how-tos to make these Pilgrim cookies from store-bought goodies atop a little cup, but you also get the how-tos to make these Pilgrim cookies from store-bought goodies atop a little cup adorably told through story. Click to see what I mean. Find the how-tos HERE at Hoopla Palooza.… Read More ...
Why are these so perfectly adorable? Small, easily re-creatable, simple but darling… I just love these little Santa cookies. Find the how-tos to make them HERE at My Poppet.… Read More ...
Now my mind is reeling with the possibilities of patchwork designs for cookies. Make patchwork mitten cookies HERE at Recipe.com.… Read More ...
Some bite-size, sweet, kid-friendly, easy (any other adjectives?) Thanksgiving cuteness for ya’. Make mini turkey cookie and candy pops HERE at Sugar Swings!.… Read More ...
