Hot cocoa marshmallows stirrers that actually look like mugs of hot cocoa? The hot chocolate world may just implode. Find the how-tos for making them HERE at the Dollhouse Bake Shoppe.

Pancakes are one of those delightful breakfast staples that can be as simple or as creative as you like. From classic fluffy stacks drenched in syrup to intricate pancake art, there’s … Read More...

Geez, you can find Christmas everywhere! Find an easy idea to turn an apple into a candy cane HERE at Jenni Price Illustration.

For a week of Bento box inspiration, check out this roundup of ideas at Meet the Dubiens. I can’t pick my favorite. Or maybe the Christmas tree … Read More...

Given I already know my mother-in-law is getting my daughter that donut pan thing for Christmas (because I suggested she, yes, she, would want it), I’m already envisioning the possibilities. See what Confessions of a Cookbook Queen did with hers. … Read More...

What is so clever about this–aside from the Grinch pill part–is the one heart cookie at the bottom of the jar. Make Grinch Pill cookies and find a link … Read More...

Two sweet and easy ideas for Christmas…. Make a mug of hot cocoa from candy and marshmallows HERE  (inspired by American Girl magazine), and turn ice cream cones into Christmas trees  HERE at Crissy’s Craft.

And entire breakfast that includes eggs, bacon, pancakes and fruit… but for Winter. Make Frosty the Breakfast HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.

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Seriously, have you ever seen a sweet version of a snowman that isn’t adorable? Learn to make these snowman cupcake toppers from mini marshmallows and mini Oreos and other fun things HERE at Confessions of a Cookbook Queen.

I know this is more Halloween than Christmas or Hanukkah, but I couldn’t resist sharing these food works of art. Find these amazing food sculptures by Sara Asnaghi from the series What have you got in your head? .

On my to-do list for when my life is less crazy: Make a million jillion marshmallow wreaths. Find tips to make the marshmallow wreath and to use other candies and food to make wreaths HERE at the Food Network.

Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, I made you out of white chocolate, marshmallows and Hershey Kisses. Learn to make them HERE at the Dollhouse Bake Shoppe.

A few pancake ideas for Christmas morning. Make Rudolph pancakes HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.  Make Christmas tree pancakes HERE at Creative Food. And make chocolate chip candy cane pancakes.

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Ha, I spotted this on Pinterest and had to share, even though I don’t have a dog and it’s 50 degrees outside and whether it belongs in this category is questionable.  it’s a huge ice-sicle filled with dog treats. Find … Read More...

Yes, these sparkly Christmas lights are actually strawberries (and mini marshmallows and sprinkles). Find the how-tos and a bonus free printable HERE at the Dollhouse Bake Shoppe.

Where might one find the true spirit of Christmas? On TV of course. But stick with the classics. Rudolph, Frosty, and Heat Miser and Snow Miser. Find the step-by-steps for making Heat Miser/Snow Miser cake pops HERE at Mega Crafty… Read More...

Have you popped back over to Every Day Should Pop! yet to see more cake pop inspiration? (Sorry, couldn’t resist the “popped.”) Here, let me. I’ll take you back. These Elf on the Shelf cake pops should do it.

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So that’s where cake pops grow… In a snow-covered forest. Of course. Find the how-tos to make a Christmas tree forest display for cake pops HERE at The Barefoot Seamstress.

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And as promised, my last cookie tutorial created for Celebrations (that has been on the site for weeks now, sigh): Christmas tree forest cookie pops.

Nice way to sneak some fruit into the Christmas treats. And cookies and cream cheese frosting. Find the recipe for Santa hat cookies HERE at Domestic Fits.