on January 3rd, 2012%
What’s the best thing to eat when you want a fun treat on a winter’s day? An ice cream snowman of course!
Inspired by a photo on Pinterest that was originally featured on foodcreate, we used a simplified version of an ice cream snowman so the children could all make their own. This was our pudding on Christmas day and the children loved making and eating them. Here’s how to make one: Read more »
on December 29th, 2011%
What to do with all your left over gift wrap? Here are 12 fabulous ideas for creative projects to re-use your wrapping paper.
Wrapping paper to play with Read more »
on December 22nd, 2011%
One of our favourite cosy Christmas activities is snuggling up together to watch a film. Here are our four essential movie night ingredients – what are yours? Read more »
on December 21st, 2011%
Are you ready? Are you wrapped? Are you all baked and cooked and iced? With just a few days left, here’s our Christmas Rescue 101 for those moments when there’s more festive fear than Christmas cheer. Read more »
on December 20th, 2011%
The children had so much fun making this painted Christmas wreath. I like the mix of the traditional decoration with the vibrant colours the kids chose. Here’s how they made it.
How to make a painted Christmas wreath Read more »
on December 13th, 2011%
Have you seen the Sudocrem Christmas competition for fabulous festive food? Sudocrem are looking to crown their 2011 Christmas Superchef, with fab prizes on offer including a three-day trip for two to a top cookery school in France. If you’re doing any kind of Christmas cooking over the holiday season, take a photo of what you make and you can head over to their Facebook page to enter the competition.
One of my favourite things to bake are these Christmas Tree Cookie-pops, which I make for all my nieces and nephews at our family Christmas party. They’re yummy, fun and ever so easy to make. Here’s the recipe. Read more »
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