Today I’m sharing tips on how to make gummy bears. This recipe tastes great with corn syrup or clover honey. Making homemade gummy bears is fun for kids and adults, especially with this easy recipe! It only takes 10 minutes to stir up the gummy candy mixture. Then the yummy gummy bear ingredients firm up in the gummy bear molds in the fridge. You can even give these gummy bears as edible gifts!
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Transform crunchy homemade Christmas rice krispie treats into a snowy house! It only takes 30 minutes to assemble and decorate with your favorite candies. Keep reading to find out what special tools I’m using so that you can build this house super fast! Now you don’t have to spend 2 days making a gingerbread house!
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Snowman Soup anyone? Don’t mind if I do. This holiday season; give your friends and family edible gifts that they’ll actually devour. Who can resist hot chocolate that looks like a wintery snowman? Not me, that’s for sure!
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Fruit trays can be fun too! In 15 minutes, you can build this easy baby shower fruit tray featuring a fruit snowman made of Fuyu persimmons, blueberries, and green grapes. Check out that adorable hat! Keep reading to learn the easy way to construct this colorful fruit tray.
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Drive around this turkey donut race car, then devour it with your guests! Isn’t it more fun when your Thanksgiving treats can move? Check out those Life Savers tires and vegetable root chip turkey feathers. Did I mention the tires even rotate? 3,2,1 … it’s time to race your cars!
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Try making fun appetizers for your next gathering. This creative charcuterie board disguised as a tree even has a Dijon mustard sun! It only takes 30 minutes to make creative finger foods for party time!
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Ring in 2018 year of the dog with this adorable Chinese New Year dessert topped with a honeydew dog, lucky mandarin oranges, and sweet grapes. I decorated a vanilla cake to resemble a “hong bao,” also known as a red envelope or red pocket.
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This Christmas tree made of stackable gummy LEGO candy might be one of the best food gifts, ever. Now you can play with your holiday gift and munch on it too!
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To celebrate Fourth of July, I developed this fun gummy recipe to build a chewy American flag. You only need JELL-O, Knox gelatine, honey, water, coconut milk and vegetable oil to make this gummy recipe. Plus, this gummy recipe has no corn syrup. I replaced it with honey! Also, I’m using one of my favorite gummy molds because it makes stackable gummy bricks. So, if you’re hosting an Independence Day party, now your guests can play with their food!
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To celebrate Pride Month, I’m showing you how to build an easy rainbow recipe. These chocolate brownies shaped like a cloud topped with a chewy Airheads Rainbow are delicious. Plus, the chocolate brownie stands up. So cute and structurally sound!
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Are you looking for a Mother’s Day Dessert Idea? This chocolate cake topped with strawberry roses is an edible garden. Since my mom loves gardening and eating new desserts, this chocolate garden cake is a great Mother’s Day gift idea. All you need is Betty Crocker’s cake mix and icing, crushed OREO’s, pretzel rods, strawberries, blueberries and grapes. It’s so much fun to build this chocolate garden cake and it’s kid friendly.
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Family Guy is one of my favorite shows, so I couldn’t resist building the Family Guy house using caramel popcorn. That’s right, it’s a solid house of ooey gooey caramel popcorn. A helpful tip is that I used tissue boxes to create a mold to help shape the caramel popcorn so that it would look like a house.
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