Creative food craft ideas
Put me in the group that had no idea you could reshape store-bought plastic snack bags with an iron. How very cool. I mean how very warm (groan). Make fishbowl snack bags (filled with Goldfish, of course) HERE at Cute as a Fox.
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My kid has finally progressed in her knowledge of parabolas to surpass me in Angry Birds. Kids and video games today are kind of a scary combination! Love this Angry Birds lunch. Make it HERE at Creative Food.… Read More ...
Looking for a fun and edible way to celebrate ladybugs? Check out these Ladybugs You Can Eat from Ranger Rick! These adorable, ladybug-inspired treats are perfect for kids who love to get creative in the kitchen. With simple ingredients like fruit, chocolate, and a little imagination, you can make these tasty ladybugs that are not only delicious but also … Read More ...
Fooling children everywhere into thinking they found a loophole, it’s broccoli made of candy and cookies. Yes, there is no real broccoli in there anywhere. Make broccoli candy HERE at Project Denneler.
Simple, easy fun for kids: Make cereal jewelry with CherriOs. I think I’m partial to the rings. Find the idea HERE at C is for Craft!.… Read More ...
On my and my four-year old’s to-do list: Make awesome pasta jewelry in rainbow colors. Created by Hank and Hunt, find the how-tos to color your own dried pasta HERE at Hellobee.… Read More ...
Chocolate, pretzels, Easter, bunnies, easy, cute, kid-friendly… need I go on? Make chocolate and pretzel bunny treats HERE at B. Inspired, Mama!.
Pretzels are the perfect base for chocolate and candy melts. These little Easter bunnies are adorable and would make a lovely handmade edible gift for a loved one. The kids would love these, especially if it … Read More ...
St. Patrick’s Day is over, but rainbows last all year long. I adore this idea for painted rainbow cookies, because it’s so very kid-friendly. Find painted rainbow cookies, with how-tos, HERE at Snappy Gourmet.
Hosting a Rainbow party? Check out these Rainbow party articles over on our Party Ideas Blog and these Rainbow party decorations
we found on Amazon… Read More ...
B.Inspired, Mama! asks a very important question: “What have you been cooking with your little ones lately?” Do your kids have an interest in climbing up on the stool to help at the counter? Mine sure does (for better or for worse). In fact, I just ordered her this set so she can actually be useful since right now I … Read More ...
I’m pretty sure my never-seen-picky-like-this-picky toddler wouldn’t be taken in by the charms of Potato head here, but I’ve a feeling most others would be. Find these vegetables disguised as a mustache dude HERE at Cupcake Cutie.… Read More ...
Keep the Lorax edibles coming, because they are just cuter and cuter. Learn to make this Lorax Snack HERE at Little Nummies. Thanks to Michelle for sending this along.… Read More ...
I know that sounds like an odd combo, but there really is an explanation. You see, Bonne Nouvelle submitted these St. Patrick’s Day leprechaun hat treats (find that tutorial HERE). But as I browsed the rest of the site, I spotted this awesome potty training party. Think there’s any way I can allow my kid to regress to pre-potty … Read More ...
An orange Lorax? Pineapple Truffala trees? You crazy cats think of everything. Make Lorax snack HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.… Read More ...
What do you get when you mix Kool-Aid, ice and Sprite? Magic potion. Love it. Find the how-tos HERE at Mrs. Happy Homemaker.… Read More ...
I completely adore this bright and colorful Picasso party created by Danielle at Cutie Putti and featured on Amy Atlas’s blog. You must see the details. “Paintbrush” pretzels, lemonade tinted in crayon colors, “paint blob” candy dots… So clever.… Read More ...