Aren’t these Daisy Cookie Pops darling?! Sweetopia shows us how to make them from beginning (recipe) to end (frosting). You can see the entire pictorial tutorial on Sweetopia as well as this very helpful video.
Aren’t these Daisy Cookie Pops darling?! Sweetopia shows us how to make them from beginning (recipe) to end (frosting). You can see the entire pictorial tutorial on Sweetopia as well as this very helpful video.
New from Williams-Sonoma are these Message-in-a-Cookie cookie cutters. The set ($20) includes 3 different cookie shapes (gingerbread man, ornament and snowflake shapes) AND letters and pre-made words, like Happy, Holidays, Seasons & Greetings, that you slip into the underside of the cutters. When you press the cutter into your cookie dough, the word/s are revealed. The cutters are an ample 4 to 5 inches wide and come with a mesh bag for safekeeping and a recipe to get you started. Continue Reading
Pure. Simple. Genius.
“The Mocha Dunk Mug is the ideal cup for you if you like a couple of biscuits with your tea or coffee.
With the original, dual purpose dunking mug there’s no need to juggle with a plate and cup and of course, you also save on the washing up afterwards”
And, there’s a southpaw version for left-handed dunkers!
Are you looking for a fun and creative way to celebrate the Chinese New Year? How about making Cindy’s delicious, homemade fortune cookies? Their ingredients aren’t exotic in the least, so you probably have everything on hand to make them.
To make about 20 cookies, you’ll need:
How’s that for alliteration?! And how’s this project for awesomeness: easy-to-make DIY cookie cutters!? With just an aluminum baking pan and free clip art, Carolyn from Juggling Frogs created her own camel cookie cutter. And, she provides the how-to here so you can ape her technique and bend some up for yourself. I think my first round will be Eames lounges and atomic ball clocks.
Careful with those sharp edges!
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