Monday, March 16, 2015

Edible Easter Center Piece


I usually do an Easter center piece for the table that consists of a cute basket or dish, fake Easter grass and colored eggs that the girls and I create.

This year I wanted to do something different.

A fun and easy way to display (and eat) Easter candy.




An edible Easter center piece, filled with some yummy Easter candy.



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Supplies needed:

Some type of jar with a lid (to help protect the opened candy) 
I used one that I already had

DIRT - Oreos 
I separated the cookies, and only used the halves with not so much white filling

GRASS - green sprinkles

CHICKENS - peeps

EGGS - jelly beans and other assorted candies that look like eggs
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Create it:
Wash and dry the container.

Place the oreos in a baggie and smash with a rolling pin.

Place the 'dirt' on the bottom.

Add some 'grass'.

Delicately place your 'baby chicks' in place.

Tuck some other 'eggs' around the display.

What makes this edible display so good is that you can eat what you want, replace it and no one will ever know.  ;-)

Or...you can have a casual visit with a friend while nibbling on some candy as you reminisce.
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25 comments:

  1. That is a really cute idea! I'm thinking brownies baked in a round cake pan then put the crushed up chocolate cookies on it would work really well too. Bonus...more chocolate!! ;)

    (visiting from the Art of Homemaking link-up)

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    1. Julie,
      I like the idea of brownies on the bottom too! Thanks for visiting.
      Lori

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  2. This is such a fun and cute idea for all that Easter candy that ends up in our home long before Easter. I want to share this on my little blog facebook page if that's okay?! I'm visiting from Art is Beauty and the Something to Talk About link party. Have a lovely day! ~ Jamie

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    1. Yes, Jamie you may share. We do have a lot of candy in our house before Easter too. This puts it in plain view, instead of stashed away somewhere ;-) Have a great day.
      Lori

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  3. Very cute and I love being able to eat it. :)

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    1. Cute and edible...the best of both worlds ;-)
      Lori

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  4. This is adorable and a great idea. It probably wouldn't last but a few minutes in my home! :)

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    1. I was worried about the same thing, but so far so good...

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  5. This is such a festive idea and would be great for a dinner party. Thanks so much for sharing it with us.

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    1. Great idea...you could make one for the adult table and another for the kids table!

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  6. Love it! This is really cute and my girls would have fun making their own! Then again, I'm not sure how long it would last on our table! Have a great week, LL!

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  7. Well...the family got into it last night pretty good...no more peeps, lots of dirt missing...but I must say it was lots of fun, and will be easy to add to it again.

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  8. This is too cute, Lori! Fun for the kids to make too :) Blessings, Cecilia

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  9. This is really adorable! I love how things look in glass and I love the look of candy.

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    1. Thanks Deborah. Being under glass protects the candy, but you're right it does make it look more special too.

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  10. This is adorable! What a fun idea for a centerpiece-an edible craft! Thanks for sharing on the Spring Craft Blog Hop.

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    1. Thanks Beverly. It was fun putting it together.

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  11. Lori this is so awesome! I swear it would have taken me until Christmas to come up with such a great idea. I know your girls appreciate this and I know some littles that will appreciate it too. I will definitely be sharing. Thanks so much for linking this up to our Something to Talk About Link Party. You are so creative!

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    1. Thanks for your kind words Coco! We have munched this baby down ;-)

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  12. Super cute idea! Thanks so much for sharing at Idea Box! Can't wait to see future posts. :)

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    1. Thanks Danielle. It was fun (and tasty) putting this together.

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  13. Cute idea Lori. The kids would love it!! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
    hugs,
    Jann

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    1. Thanks Jann. Kids (and adults) of all ages will like putting their favorites in the display...

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