Edible art

I think Margaret Dorfman may just be my new favorite foodie-friendly artist. She makes beautiful jewelry and decorative bowls out of fruits and vegetables. You heard me right: fruits and vegetables. These are the prettiest—and most creative—pieces of functional art I’ve seen in a while. Dorfman slices her produce paper thin, cures it into parchment, […]

Taking your food skills to a new level, these 10 edible illusions recipes are not what they seem! #beautifulfood #centerpiece #edibleillusions #funfood #hosting #entertaining

ART YOU CAN EAT is such fun! Check out our easy EDIBLE PAINT RECIPE and get the kids busy creating their own RAINBOW BREAD MASTERPIECES.

Colored Sugar Bowls: By looking at something that looks as amazing as these edible bowls, you might think that they require special tools, lots of practice and expensive materials. But they don't! Using a few household items you probably already have, these rain bow-col…

Kids will love making edible sand art creations. Mix up a batch of colorful, edible "sand" using sugar and your favorite Kool-Aid flavors.

Inspired by Ba-BaMail, here’s my own rendition of making this pretty Rubik’s style cube of yummy fruits. Any fruits of your liking may be used to make this, but the more colour, the bet…

I don't know about you, friend, but I think the idea of art I can eat is pretty awesome. I mean, it combines two of my favorite things...creativity and a good snack! My friend Pinwheel

Today is Play with Your Food Day, which means you'll need a big imagination and a fork.

It's the school holidays and within days, the kids will be bored and looking for new things to do. Well, the next time they whine "I'm booooored", I'll be passing them a box of cereal and telling them to get creative ! Although these recipes, using the range of Nestlé cereals (which we just happen to have in the cupboard), look so much fun that I'll be getting involved too ! Let me know how you get on if you have a go. ******************************************* Spring into playtime with…

Edible art sounds really fun. When i told Nady that we are going to paint the bread he was really excited, i knew that my plans will work. Beside fun, the aim of this activity was to encourage Nady…

This craft is great for kids. It involves colour separation, counting, and basic crafting. After creation, they can be eaten, too. Have fun!

The Pop Rocks tale is extremely intriguing, and it will inform you that the candy was created by a chemist. Pop Rocks, often known as popping candy, were created by accident in 1975 by William Mitc…

If you’re looking for a way to really jazz up your cakes or cupcakes, have I got a fun (and easy) recipe for you. These simple sugar shards will take your baking project to a new level!

Edible Kids' Crafts are a tasty and precious way to celebrate! Make this your go-to inspiration for Christmas food crafts, Halloween edible treats, Thanksgiving food crafts for kids, and more! You'll find plenty of reasons why it's okay to play with

Embellished Wreath Cookies | A buttery classic, sugar cookies make a delicious treat anytime. Here, Martha heightens them to special-occasion status with a simple glaze and a fanciful combination of candied flowers, crystallized ginger, and chopped pistachios. #food #recipes #marthastewart #cookierecipes #sugarcookies

Discover a fun-filled activity that combines snack time with craft time. Edible paint is a unique activity that is suitable for and enjoyed by kids of all ages. Check out this post to learn how easy it is to make.

Inspire your kids to get creative in the kitchen with these 25 easy and fun food crafts and activities. From edible artistic creations like fruit flowers to healthy lunchbox treats, your family will love making mealtime more enjoyable with these ideas. Bake up some delicious cupcakes that look like a surprise inside or create an ice cream sundae bar for after-dinner parties. No matter what you decide, there's sure to be something here that'll make everyone smile! Get ready for hours of…

This fun car, complete with a family and steering wheel, made out of Rice Krispie Treats is a great snack to create with a kid. It's fun, simple, and quick to make; a great combo for after school! Fun party idea!