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15 Fun Food Art for Kids Ideas

July 6, 2015 By Carisa Smith 3 Comments

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Food art for kids is perfect for summer creativity, as kids can build it themselves! Get inspiration from these fabulous ideas!

Food art for kids is perfect for summer creativity, as kids can build it themselves! Get inspiration from these fabulous ideas!

Carisa here, from Messes to Memories. It’s been a while since I have shared a fun post. We had our third baby a couple months ago and I’ve been slowly trying to get back into the swing of things. Managing three kids can be a challenge. But today I’m sharing some really cool food art ideas for kids!

Have you seen any cool food art recently?

Super cute… right? You are probably thinking it’s way too much work. Not so. Show your kids a couple cute pictures, set out some ingredients and let your kids make their own food art.

Summer is the perfect time to let your kids play and experiment with their food… something that you probably never thought you would do!

Not only is it great for the kid’s imagination. there are endless learning and teaching moments you can have while playing with food. You can demonstrate what you learn about animals or the environment.

It is also a great way to get those fruits and veggies on the plate. After they are done making a cute little frog or an underwater scene, they will be so much more excited to actually eat the fun fruit.

Here are 15 great food art ideas to inspire you!

Food Art for Kids: Wraps and Sandwiches

Food art for kids is perfect for summer creativity, as kids can build it themselves! Get inspiration from these fabulous ideas!

Turtle Food Art from Messes to Memories

Owl Food Art from PopSugar

Monster Sandwiches from My Own Road

Ant Food Art from Messes to Memories

Peanut Butter Bear from A Whisk and 2 Wands

Food Art for Kids Using Fruit

Food art for kids is perfect for summer creativity, as kids can build it themselves! Get inspiration from these fabulous ideas!

Rainy Day Food Art from The Kitchn… Plus so many more great ideas!!

Little Frog Food Art from Canadian Family

Banana Penguin Food Art from PopSugar

Very Hungry Caterpillars Food Art from Little Food Junction

Bird Food Art from How About Cookie

Food Art for Kids Sand and Sea Themed

Food art for kids is perfect for summer creativity, as kids can build it themselves! Get inspiration from these fabulous ideas!

Boat Food Art from Idafrosk

Under the Sea Food Art from Meet the Dubiens

Crab Sandwich Food Art from Family Fresh Meals

Lighthouse Food Art from Recipe.com

Beach Essentials Food Art from PopSugar

Not only is it fun, but making a food art scene will entertain your children for a little while, too! You will quickly become the best mom in the world with very little effort on your part. You are so welcome!! 🙂

You may also enjoy this fun idea from Sarah for Underwater Jello Treats:

Underwater Jello Treats

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Carisa Smith

Carisa Smith

Carisa is the blogger behind Messes to Memories and the mother to three beautiful children. She is a member of the LDS Church, a former elementary school teacher, a baker, and an avid DIYer who enjoys working on her home with her husband.
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  1. Jane@Cadieux et Langevin says

    February 11, 2016 at 11:15 pm

    Cute! u always come up with such cool ideas,,,..:-)

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