31 Days of Festive Food Art

This breakfast would turn even the crankiest child into a jolly tot.

Turn the traditional carnival fare into a tasty holiday treat.

We'd happily trim and taste this tree.

This is one candy cane you won't mind the kids eating in the morning.

Surprise your children with a Santa-themed breakfast.

A snack that will make the kids' smiles grow three sizes that day.

To take this breakfast to the next level, add some sweet spices.

Get ready for the big man's visit with a hearty breakfast.

A little effort can bring some holiday cheer to your child's lunch.

These chocolate-covered penguins make the most adorable dessert.

What kid wouldn't want to wake up to this on Christmas morning?

A breakfast that's hearty, healthy, and full of holiday spirit.

It doesn't take much to turn a few pancakes into a Winter work of art.

This may be the most adorable holiday snack we've ever seen.

As we learned from Will Ferrell, elves love syrup.

This dynamic duo makes for a great breakfast pairing.

A more romantic holiday scene.

If only our Christmas foliage looked this perfect.

Make nine of these tasty treats to complete Santa's crew.

Your leaves are oh so tasty.

If so, this one looks easy to create.

We couldn't think of a better thing to eat before watching a Christmas classic.

Hopefully it tastes as good as it looks.

A picture-perfect way to start the day.

This berry and yogurt creation makes a great morning meal.

Kids can help create this healthy holiday snack.

This Christmas-themed breakfast is supereasy to create.

We see the Santa resemblance, do you?

All you need to create this after-school snack is fruit and some pretzels.

These edible penguins are perfect for a classroom party.

A meal that roots for the underdog (or deer).