Creative food craft ideas
I can say, in 6000-some posts, I’ve never seen the Big Bad Wolf made from bacon. Oh geez, and I just noticed the cereal basket. Make a totally awesome Little Red Riding Hood breakfast HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.
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I should just hook up some kind of insta-post for every single, food creation, sight unseen, from Sandra of Project Denneler, because every single food creation is brilliant and perfect. Seriously, bees, hedgehogs and owls in all their stunning cuteness, and made from cheese? Make animal appetizers HERE at She Knows.… Read More ...
Here a couple ideas to cover your kid’s St. Patrick’s Day lunchbox and after-school treats. First, make a bento lunch for the day HERE, and then spruce up some mint Oreos to make St. Patrick’s Day pops HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.
You can’t go wrong with an all-veggie snack, even with a dab of honey for glue (um, how smart is that?). Make veggie Leprechaun hats HERE at Creative Food. … Read More ...
Not only is this a brilliant idea to make soup ever so much more enticing, but crafting an octopus and a penguin from a dinner roll seems pretty dang easy. Sheesh, you’d be crazy NOT to make octopi (sp?) and penguins for dinner. Find the how-tos HERE at She Knows, from Sandra of Project Denneler.
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Maybe the promise of rainbows will get kids to eat their veggies. Here’s a super easy and healthy rainbow snack, complete with a pot of gold at the end. Make it HERE at Canadian Family, by Jill Dubien.
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Need an instant rainbow drink? This would be perfect for a summer party, and so so smart and easy. Popsicles and sparkling cider (or, um, champagne for me). Find the how-tos HERE at The Enchanted Oven.
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Remember this snow ice cream I posted? If you still live in places with snow in the forecast, here’s a more colorful version: Snow snow cones. Sweet and easy. Find the how-tos HERE at We Made That.… Read More ...
Nothing tricky about this Leprechaun dude… just good healthy snacking for the kiddos. Make a leprechaun sandwich HERE at Creative Food.… Read More ...
Mmmm… a classic banana split. But with yogurt instead of ice cream. Hear hear (or is it here here?) for the healthy(er) switcheroo! I added the “(er)” since kids can still go nuts with the toppings. Make yogurt banana splits HERE at Make the Best of Everything.… Read More ...
Because quesadillas and cupcakes go together, right? They do if they are green. Make easy St. Patrick’s Day quesadillas HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons. And make some also-easy clover cupcakes while getting rid of leftover Valentine’s Day candy HERE.
This watermelon is making me long for Summer again. And the beach. And the sand. And the toes in the water. Turn a watermelon into a jellyfish HERE at Little Food Junction.
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Even the Cat in the Hat’s sly expression is captured perfectly on these pancakes, and in Nutella no less. Make Dr. Seuss’s Cat in the Hat for breakfast HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.
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It’s candy for lunch, but not. Or mostly not. Serve a “candy” muffin tin lunch HERE at another lunch.… Read More ...
What a lovely, little thing to do to surprise your honey. Or use other little cookie cutter shapes besides a heart. Find the how-tos to make inside out apples HERE at Letstalkfitness. … Read More ...
