Valentine's Dessert.

Valentine's Nuts.

A fun snack for a twist on Valentine's Day

Car Themed Treats.

Cupcake Tower.

Have you ever wanted to buy one of those cupcake holders?  THIS post shows you how to take some plates and cups and make this....

Sweets for Valentines.

If you need ideas there is a whole list HERE.


Some of my top picks to try:

Superbowl Fun.

THIS post has some amazing photos and ideas. You have to check it out! This picture is just a teaser. 

Cake Pop Tags.

THIS post is from an ever popular blog and has free tags for cake pops.  Yea for free!

Rainbow Treat.

Red: Watermelon, strawberries, back side of apples
Orange: Cantalope, Mango
Yellow: Pineapple, bananas
Green: Honeydew, Kiwi
Blue: Blueberries
Purple: Grapes
Then on one end we have marshmallows for a cloud and on the other end a black pot filled with melted white chocolate that has yellow food coloring in it to simulate the pot of gold at the end.

Playful Play Doughs.

I have seen quite a variety of play doughs before, and I especially liked THESE Christmas themed ones. There's a vanilla, candy cane, gingerbread, and chocolate.  Let me know if you try them out!

Winter is Over Treat.

Aren't these so stinkin' cute! Find the recipe HERE.

April Fool's Foods.

The only thing that I really did to my kids this year was freeze some cereal, milk, and spoons in bowls the night before and wait to see their reaction when I gave it to them in the morning.  It was pretty fun but I wished that I had the energy to do more.  I was looking up some fun ones and a lot of different food options came up.  THIS page has three different pages of options. 

It got me thinking, I want to host a party where we eat lots of funny looking or tricky foods like these.  They remind me of the spaghetti and meatballs cake I made for my son's party.  I'll have to post that in another one.   Tell me what you think.

This is made with candies, ice cream and sauce, and peanut butter logs (what the heck is that? I wondered if it was butterfingers with the chocolate taken off.) I saw that someone in the comments had used coconut donuts instead for the faux chicken.

This is also a sweet candyish dessert dish

I saw a few variations of this, and have always planned on doing it, but I guess there's always next year.  This is meatloaf and mashed potatoes as frosting on top.  I also saw this as a layered cake or pie idea.

This is tootsie rolls, caramel squares, yellow m&m's and I think marshmallow or something.

Laffy taffy(they used air heads), sugar wafer cookies covered in peanut butter and cornflakes, and strawberry jam.

Breadstick dough or I've also seen it done with sugar cookie dough

All dried fruit, nuts, and fruit roll ups. I think this one is awesome!

Girl Scout Cookie Fondue.

I saw this crock pot recipe for chocolate mint fondue which is supposed to taste like those minty girl scout cookies HERE.  I knew I needed to share it with my sister because of her love of those cookies.

Fruit Roll Up Flowers.

I should start every post with, "I was going to make it, but......."

I have been wanting to do this, and I was hoping to do it around Valentine's, but I'll need to for a different occasion soon because it's just too cute to wait! The tutorial is HERE.  It's made out of fruit roll ups!  I love anything cutesy made out of food.  I've been wanting to try making my own edible arrangement (for a few years now), but this looks more promising in the near future.  I stole her photo too until I can get my own done.  :)