Keely McGuire has put together a list of 20 school lunch ideas that don’t involve – sandwiches!

My mother made my lunch every school day when I was growing up. I have to admit, I only ate it a few … Read More...

Appreciate your teachers even more – make them these wonderful s’mores that Jill from Kitchen Fun With My 3 Sons came up with.

She also has a free printable that you can use to add to these treats.

Go get … Read More...

Kristen of MakeTheBestOfEverything, has created a sophisticated smores recipe for thirty somethings (how fancy!).

She used dark chocolate instead of milk chocolate and substituted sweet potato crisps instead of a graham crackers.

Go get her recipe for these gluten free … Read More...

Perfect for Fall and ThanksGiving (I know, it may be too early to think about that), this Pretzel Cake from CakeWhiz seems too good to eat. Or it could just be her photographs – which I am sure are doctored. … Read More...

Just for the color, these apples get a big thumbs up! Although Rose from RoseBakes.com made these using store bought candy, she also tells you in her post how you can make these at home without using the … Read More...

My kids love Toy Story (and so do I – especially Toy Story 3).

So the next time I am in charge of lunches, guess what I am making?

If your kids love the aliens from the Toy Story franchise … Read More...

Sailboats made out of marshmallows? Not only is this a great idea for a party, it is a great use of marshmallows and crackers!

Get your marshmallow on, and go to Brenda’s blog to get details on how to make … Read More...

This has to be a true work of art.

Nikki of Tikkido shows you how to create those itsy-bitsy fork and spoons in this part 1 tutorial on how to create these tiny cupcake toppers.

If I were you, I … Read More...

Did you know anything involving cactus is pretty hot right now in the world of baking and edible crafts? No? Then you have been missing out!

You can start by making these cute cupcakes by Alana, a baker living in … Read More...

1finecookie shares this great idea. Spoons that are edible! (Ok, so the whole spoon isn’t edible – but most of the parts are).

Your kids will thank you for it. These spoons are made of Granola (and I suspect, the … Read More...

Yee Ting Kuit likes two things – illustrations and sushi. And she has decided to combine these two into a kick-starter project with the aim of raising 2000 pounds to convert her ideas into reality.

From her kick-starter page:

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This has to be my kind of dessert. It’s got peanut butter, bananas and it’s frozen. Like ice-cream.

Oh heaven!

Just don’t let the kids see this.

Get the recipe for this awesome peanut butter banana yogurt from the ever … Read More...

Emily, of the Pig and the Quill,  promises that you cannot even taste the spinach in this yogurt smoothie. And there are two whole cups of it in it!

That makes it the perfect healthy smoothie for our kids. … Read More...

All gluten free desserts needn’t be made out of gluten free flours to resemble normal cookies and cakes. Here are 5 different gluten free desserts that are perfect for everyone to enjoy without classifying them into different categories.

1. Pavlova … Read More...

This tutorial was nearly only 9 burritos because my little helper decided to eat as he helped. These are perfect for those mornings when you don’t have time to make something fresh but still want to send the kids off … Read More...

MyOwnLabels.com shares this fun 4th of July cupcake printable with pinwheel topper. The pinwheel topper would be perfect as a food pick also. String them together for a mini garland and hang them across a tiered cake for WOW factor.… Read More...