Cloud snacks

Owen turned 6 on Saturday! I can hardly believe it. Here’s the Lego King himself wearing the crown I actually forgot to have him wear during the party. Ha! This is him after his party posing in front of the wall of paper Legos I made. I opted for this instead of Lego bunting which was my original plan. The party was a great success. During the party one of

These UP cloud desserts are simple to create and only require two ingredients. Add a few colorful candy balls to the tops to give a nod to balloons floating on the clouds.

Jello Cloud Parfaits make a simple and fun snack!

There are any number of feast days in which it would be awesome to make some cloud shaped snacks or desserts including the Ascension of Jesus, the Assumption of Mary, and even learning about the

Marshmallows - An all-time favourite sweet treats among not only the young children, but also the adults. One day, after watching the film 'Cloudy with a chance of meatballs', my little one asked if I could make some puffy, cloudy and yummy marshmallows. Wonderful idea - Cloudy marshmallows. The Marshmallows (modified from CHOW Vanilla Marshmallows Recipe) 4 1/2 teaspoons …

Kids birthday party ideas can be tricky, but this one gave its attendees a chance to ride in their own personal airplane.

Jump in the clouds and dance over rainbows with this Cloud Nine Sleepover by Jennifer Jones of Prettiest Print Shop, out of Belton, Texas! Featuring a dream-like venue with fluffy clouds, rainbows and more, this event has lots to adore! So hurry in and don't delay and check out these elements and others along the way: Custom Rainbow Party Invite + Signagee Double Rainbow Cake Rainbow + Cloud Jello Cups Rainbow Donuts Dreamy Cloud Nine Guest Table Rainbow + Cloud Table Settings Floating Cloud…

Learn how to make the famous 3 ingredient cloud bread that is so fluffy that will blow your mind! It looks like a pillow and tastes like a sweet sponge!

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