Edible art

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…

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

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

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, […]

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

Another activity on the children's science themed, library summer reading list was to "experiment with mixing colors". I thought at first I'd just have them jot down a quick description of one of the countless color mixing activities we've done in the past. But then, I decided to go for it, and plunge full force into a lesson on abstract art. We've been having a lot of fun with abstract art already this summer by way of scribble pictures, and circle coloring, and such. And, it just so…

These candied pears are the perfect completely natural and edible decoration for any dessert. A full video tutorial shows you exactly how to create these easy and stunning stained glass pears! Full written instructions as well! These pears were made on the Great American Baking Show and Paul Hollywood and Sherry Yard were blown away by the technique. #candiedpears #dehydratedpears #dehydratedfruit #gbbo #bakeoff #stainedglass #edibledecor

Food art has never been more fun and easy for kids. This gives step by step instructions in picture, video and text. Kids of all ages will have fun creating their own designs. #edibleart #craftforkids #candycraft #funactivitiesforkids #activitiesforkids

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…

Crafting beautiful blooms into these edible flower lollipops is easier than you think. See how to make them in this step-by-step tutorial.

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…

Create beautiful edible flowers using ice cream, cookies, and candy! It's a really fun project for kids.

Chocolate. Enough said. No, but really, edible chocolate slime is another fun edible slime that you can feel safe letting your kids play with (and eat)! Did you see the Edible Starburst Slime I shared earlier?

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

Find beautiful focaccia bread art to make decorative bread edible art with fresh vegetables and herbs. Paint and score designs on sourdough.

Turn jelly bellies and other sweets into adorable tiny bouquets! They are such a fun project for Easter or anytime in spring.

Have your science experiments, and eat them too!