I've always seen these edible arrangements that you can send to people for special occasions and always think, "I could do that!" If you have never seen these amazing arrangements check out this link here! We created our own edible arrangement and it is much harder than you might think.....I give the folks at ediblearrangements.com a lot of credit! I'm sure they have a lot of tools to work with that would make it a lot easier to make a more elaborate arrangement. Ours turned out more like a kebab arrangement, but still beautiful!
First, I gathered all the fruit pictured here and then washed and cut up the fruit. I made flat slices of the melons to try cookie cutters on.
I saved some of the bottom of a pineapple for the base to poke everything into.
Cassie began by making cookie cutters slices of watermelon and cantaloupe. This was a little tricky because the watermelon easily falls apart!
Then C began putting the variety of fruit items on kebab sticks!
As you can see C mostly loved the strawberries! Mom did a few too!
Here is C with our finished arrangement! Not bad for amateurs!
What kinds of edible art have you made? Please share!
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Oh, I love this! I've always wanted one and have thought of making my own many times. I need to try it.
ReplyDeleteCUTE!!! I did mine in a flower pot but I love this too!!
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Michelle
www.delicateconstruction.blogspot.com
Oh that is so cute. I tried something like this in our home, but many of the pieces were eaten before they reached the fruit sculpture!!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this very much!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! I love that it's a creative way to promote healthy snacks! I featured your post at the Living Montessori Now Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/LivingMontessoriNow
ReplyDeleteSo, so beautiful! I would not want to destroy by eating! haha.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure my daughter will love to make an arrangement like this.
She looks so proud of the creation! Coming thru from link and learn.
ReplyDeleteWe made edible place settings using a banana as a base - fun, practical and tasty!
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