Diy edible arrangement

We've all seen some gorgeous edible arrangements in our day, but did you know that making fruit flowers at home is super simple! Find out how we made this fruit decoration—no fancy tools required.

DIY edible arrangement. All you need are flower cookie cutters, skewers, fruit, vase, ribbon and your own creativity.

They should be banned from the world, basically.

For my Mom’s birthday I decided to make her the famous Edible Fruit Bouquet. My daughter and I have been obsessed with them ever since they first came out but never had the guts to order one …

Make Mom proud and give her something she'll use AND love.

DIY Edible Arrangement (Pineapple, Watermelon, Cantaloupe, Red Grapes, Strawberries)

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DIY some cute edible arrangements by making these FLOWER BOUQUET centerpieces. They are perfect for a spring craft, Easter centerpiece, or gift!

With this being Teacher Appreciation week, as always I was stumped as to what to get for the teachers. I really like gift cards generally but sometimes I feel like it feels like a last-minute gift. So I wanted to show my thanks to our preschool teachers by making them an edible flower arrangement. You…

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Have you ever seen a fruit bouquet? I think they are genius. Not only are they beautiful, but they are delicious to eat, and they are healthy! That is three wins. Earlier this year I made this fruit bouquet for a friend. These can be made for any occasion, birthdays, holidays, thinking of you etc. And they are not that hard to make, the pineapples and melting the chocolate took the longest time. And that was not long at all.

Tuesday, we went to an Election party at our friends Peter and Allyn's house. I wanted to bring some fruit to snack on through the evening, but didn't want to just bring a bowl of it, so I decided to try my hand at a homemade Edible Arrangement! I figured if it worked, it would be a fun way for everyone to enjoy their fruit, and if it didn't work, I'd just un-skewer it all and everyone could enjoy it in a bowl. :) Thankfully, it turned out well! For my arrangement, I decided to use…

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I love being creative in the kitchen, especially with desserts! For my co-worker's birthday this week, I had a bit of a challenge. He doesn't eat a lot of sweets, so cookies, cakes, and whoopee-pies were out. A few of us tossed around the idea of getting an edible arrangement, but once I saw the prices I knew I could do it for less! This project totaled around $15 (including the mug, skewers... everything!). Here are all the ingredients I used: Grapes, cantaloupe, pineapple, clementines…

Crunchy, fresh and colorful, vegetables are the perfect food to see and snack. Arrange your favorites in an appropriately garnished basket with flavorful dip in the center of the table for guests to nibble on. Artfully arrange gorgeous green bean stalks, asparagus or carrots to act as candleholders for an easy, peel away snack—but watch for the hot wax! If finger food at the table isn't appropriate for your soiree, look to arrangements good enough to eat by creating your own table bouquet of…

Let's get crafty and create an edible fruit bouquet to decorate your holiday table Delicious, fresh and so fun to make