Creative food craft ideas
These cakes are a little too creepy for me, but they would be awesome at a Halloween party. I know some kids that would think these are really cool. Mary and Brenda Maher of Cakegirls shares how to create these mice cakes on The Cake Blog. You are going to need a mice mold.
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Nothing is more iconic than candy corn for Halloween. I am guilty of loving that sweet treat, but not everyone will be in agreement. Alison at Pint-sized Treasures makes the classic rice krispie treats look like candy corn. She also shares a video. A fun treat to make with your kids or for a Halloween party.
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Check out this healthy addition to a Halloween party–Jack O’ Lantern Fruit Cups–at Pennies on a Platter. Find the how-tos HERE.
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Are you planning a Halloween party? These cute s’mores treat bags will make great gift bags for the guests to take home. Or serve them up while sitting around the fire pit during the party. Kelli and Kristi from LollyJane shares how to make these kits and the bag topper for the bags. A cute neighbor gift too if you … Read More ...
Here are some healthy recipes to serve at a Halloween Party. These are recipes that can be served at kid’s party or adult party. No one will know the difference and those that are on a gluten free diet, will be appreciative. There are plenty of recipes for this Halloween.
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Who you going to call? The Stay Puft Marshmallow man, because he is so cute! These would be cute for a retro movie night of the original “Ghostbusters”. Even if your kids don’t know the Stay Puft Marshmallow man these would still be cute for a Halloween party or any time you enjoy some hot cocoa. Nicole from Tikkido shares … Read More ...
Chocolate rolls dipped and decorated to look like Frankenstein. A cute and non-scary treat for your Halloween party. A wonderful treat to enjoy at Halloween party for the kids or adults. Jojo at Every Nook & Cranny used a mint flavored buttercream to fill the chocolate rolls.
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How fun would these be at the kid’s Halloween party? A little creepy, but not too scary for the kids. The jelly is made with orange juice. You could use different juices. Petro from the Seaman Mom shares how to create the web and jellies. This could also work at an adult party. As Petro stated you could add alcohol … Read More ...
Scrolling through the kajillion ideas at Martha Stewart’s Halloween Central, these invisible lollies popped right at me. Find the how-tos HERE. You can get creative with the floating candies.
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Bakerella‘s creepy Halloween pops are a great excuse to learn her trademark sweet treat.
She has detailed instructions on how to make these mini-cake lollipops and many ideas for different themes that go back a year, including mini cupcakes, superheros, happy faces and puppies. Her amazon store sells supplies to make the pops, as well as books on cupcake… Read More ...
Martha Stewart I am not! I wish I could decorate like many of the bakers that I feature, but I live in reality. This cupcake is something I could create! Jaime at Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom shares how to make this easy decorated cupcake. A quick treat you can surprise the kids with for Halloween.
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We need not skip the Halloween fun just because we’re not twelve. Halloween for grown-ups is just as creative, especially with cocktails involved. Better Homes and Gardens decided to let their mixed drinks wear costumes this year. Ghosts, Spiders, Devils, a skewered Jack-o’-Lantern head, blood and gore find their way to these cleverly decorated glasses. My favorites are “ghostly glass,” … Read More ...
If you’ve got a bowl of leftover Halloween candy staring at you from the counter, this recipe is the sweetest way to put it to good use. It’s also a fun excuse to dive into the Halloween spirit—whether you’re hosting a party, planning a family movie night, or just looking for an easy kitchen project with the kids.
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A fun treat for kids of all ages. Even better, there is no right or wrong on how these monsters should look. Monsters aren’t perfect, which is great about these treats. Emilie from Finding Zest shares how to make these easy treats. These could even be made into a takeaway treat at the end of the party.
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Here is a fun treat for a Halloween party. A giant chocolate chip cookie could take place of a cake. Rosemary from An Italian in my Kitchen shares how to make this cookie and decorate it into a mummy. Here is a fun treat you and the kids can make together to get into the Halloween spirit.
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