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Take a walk down cocktail memory lane with retro New Year’s Eve drinks inspired by five decades of party style, pop culture, music, and wonderfully questionable fashion choices.
New Year’s Eve is already a little bit theatrical, isn’t it? There … Read More...
Is it Leap Year again already? It seems like we have leap years way more than every 4 years. Or maybe I’m just getting old faster. Make these adorable, super easy frogs from store-bought cookies HERE at the Celebration Shoppe … Read More...
Edible New Year’s perfection: Make sparkly, colorful party horn treats from chocolate, ice cream cones and sprinkles HERE at Hungry Happenings.
Remember this champagne JellO ? Forget those (with no offense to Family Fun, of course, but because I’m not even sure that JellO is still available anymore). Here’s something way, way better: Champagne JellO shots with real champagne, the … Read More...
Made for St. Basil’s feast day on January 2, check out this cake full of “jewels.” A yummy rainbow of gorgeousness for the rest of year, too! Find the how-tos HERE at Catholic Icing.
Hosting a Rainbow party? Check … Read More...
Letting kids celebrate the late hour at lunchtime… make clock quesadillas HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.
Who says you have to be limited by what’s supposed to be in rocky road? Make your own. Love the pink in these, very neapolitanesque. Find the recipe HERE at One Handed Cooks.
I’m still looking out my window wistfully every day awaiting snow, and nary a flake here in DC. Sigh. Find a spread of kid-friendly ideas for decorating treats HERE at babble, including these snow-covered tree cupcakes and penguin cupcakes.… Read More...
Cheese stuffed with cheese stuffed with cheese. Now that is an impressive appetizer, as is the animated photographing showing the cross-section of the construction. See how it’s made HERE at Chow, and find the recipe HERE.
Bringing rainbows and lollipops to the martini glass, find the recipe for Blow-Pop Martinis HERE at Tablespoon.
In the kingdom of carrot, there sits a castle of fruit and veggies. Find the how-tos to make a carrot castle HERE at Ziggity Zoom, spotted on Pinterest.
What a wonderful place this Happy Lab must be for the science-minded sweet tooths, what with the jars and beakers filled with colorful candies. The shop is found at various locations in Australia, but I anxiously await its arrival … Read More...
It is the season for football, right? I think there’s a big game coming up. A Super big game. Make football whoopie pies HERE at Make Merry Events. Are you planning on having a party or family gathering for … Read More...
Finally, rainbow food for the sophisticated set. Make these colorful cheese ball appetizers HERE at Country Living.
These cupcakes are just piled high with goodness: Confetti, clocks, sprinkles, everything is on there. Find the how-tos HERE at Confessions of a Cookbook Queen.
Next up, these cute n’ easy New Year’s Eve party ball cupcake toppers. Find the how-tos HERE at One Charming Party, courtesy of one of my favorite places, Hank and Hunt.
Get ready for a few more New Year’s Eve treats in a row… You bloggers out there have been busy counting down! First, make top hats and clocks from Oreos and marshmallows HERE at Sweet Simple Stuff.
I think macarons may just take over the food craft world with their cuteness and versatility. I’ve now seen macarons turned into snowmen, lemons, bunnies, devils, flying saucers… And now numbers. Celebrate New Year’s with … Read More...
Relatively cheap, easy, and there are cupcake products involved. Love it. Make a cupcake liner disco ball for New Year’s Eve HERE at Backstitch Baby.
Use tin or silver cupcake liners
to create a Disco ball decoration for your … Read More...
