Creative food craft ideas
I need a million of these right now for the cute and yummy combo factor. As in, cute as a button and yay for peanut butter and strawberry sandwich cookies. Find the recipe to make them HERE at Craftstorming, courtesy of guest blogger Kate from the little loaf.
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So simple and utterly perfect for Halloween: Bloody zombie cookies. I can easily see a plateful of these inspiring a few chuckles at the Halloween party. Make bloody zombie cookies HERE at Food and Femininity.… Read More ...
Quick, no-bake, cute, easy, party friendly. Need I say more busy peeps out there? Loving these Mint Oreo witch boot favors. Find the how-tos HERE at Sweetology.… Read More ...
We had Star Wars. Pac Man. The Leg Lamp. Ninjas. Beakers and the like. More rejoicing baking nerds (I say, with the utmost affection, as I myself am in that category. Except for Star Trek, I never got into Star Trek.) Star Trek cookie cutters
. Find them HERE at ThinkGeek.… Read More ...
Just in case you’re searching for some tried and true and well-tested cookie recipes, be sure to check out this round-up of 14 All-Time Favorite Cookie Recipes from 14 bloggers (including yours truly) over at Best Friends for Frosting.… Read More ...
Sew? Bake? Do it all? While I’m naturally inept at sewing, I do appreciate the wonderful inspiration that comes from needle and thread, especially when translated into sugar. Find a round-up of sewing-inspired treats (some of which have graced this blog over the last couple years, so it’s nice to revisit) HERE at Craftstorming. Shown are button shortbread cookies … Read More ...
I’m guessing by the slight increase in football-themed foods floating around on the internet, it’s about to be football season? And people like to eat when they watch football, right? Make oatmeal cream football pies HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.… Read More ...
Every single thing about these cookies is exactly right. The happy skeleton, the puzzle of bones, the packaging. Love, love, love this Halloween gift for kids. And adults. Make bags-of-bones skeleton cookies HERE at Munchkin Munchies.
If I didn’t give it away in the title, you’d never know these weren’t real, right? Well, you all are smart and would’ve figured it out given the whole “Edible Crafts” thing, but still, utter adorableness. Make hot dog cookies for your Labor Day picnic HERE at Munchkin Munchies.… Read More ...
It’s important for every brain to have a daily dose of sprinkles. Plus, I love mason jars. Send kids back to school with some brain sprinkles HERE at Sweetology.… Read More ...
Did you know August was National Sandwich Month? At least here in the States, apparently. We have only a few more days to go. Ah, the sandwich. Way to revolutionize lunch Earl of Sandwich, with your convenient and delicious method of eating a perfect combination of flavors. Check out this compilation of 10 creative sandwich recipes HERE at She Knows.… Read More ...
Going under the sea any time soon? I mean party-wise, though tales of actual sea adventures would be welcome, too. You’ll find lots o’ great and re-creatable ideas for the dessert table HERE at D.I.Y. Louisville. Love the easy to make clam cookies and the adorable goldfish marshmallow pops.
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Hee hee, these campfire marshmallow cookies even come with a tiny marshmallow on a (pretzel) stick for “roasting.” Silly. Find the how-tos to make them HERE at hoopla palooza. (spotted on Fun Family Crafts.)… Read More ...
Yes. Cookie Monster has his very own sugar cookie recipe. It was printed in the 1970s’ book, Big Bird’s Busy Book. (Interesting side note, my friend’s father is an artist who contributed to this and many other Sesame Street books at the time. I still have a bunch from my childhood, and it’s a bit surreal to look back … Read More ...
So long Olympics… Until the next time, here are some easy-to-make, fruit topped cookie rings to bid farewell. Make them HERE at Little Food Junction.… Read More ...