Deviled eggs are a staple in many dining rooms come holiday-time, so why not double their use and use them as an edible decoration?! Once the eggs have been cooked and peeled, the white portion can be dyed using water and food coloring! This makes them a very pretty decoration on any table for any holiday celebration from Easter to Christmas, 4th of July to Memorial Day.
Here’s how:
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Plastic Easter eggs are, in my opinion, totally the way to go. They’re cheap ($1 for 18 at Dollar Tree!), pretty, fun, and…the best part: they don’t break open or rot! Putting them in your child’s Easter basket is only the beginning. You can use them for decoration, Easter egg hunts, and to keep the kiddos busy during the Easter family gathering!
Here are some fun ways:
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If you are looking for an inexpensive and fun way to spruce up your home for a holiday party, look no further than the candy aisle at your local grocery store! With the way holidays are becoming more and more commercialized, there are candies specific to just about any holiday. And, if there isn’t, there is sure to be something that can easily be color coordinated to the holiday at hand.
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Easter is upon us once again! While we know the real reason for the Easter holiday, kids get a real kick out of finding their Easter basket packed full of goodies on Easter morning. If you’re on a budget, however, making these baskets meet expectations can seem tricky. Here are some fun, inexpensive ideas:
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If you have been on Pinterest, you know there are a TON of great looking recipes to try. We all pin, pin, pin, but have you actually made any of the recipes that you’ve found on there? And to a success? If you have, comment with a link to your favorite Pinterest recipes so we can all try them out! Here are my favorites. Check back often, because I’ll add to the list as I find new ones!
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