There's nothing better than a sprinkle of sparkle at any time of the year but come Christmas, it's positively to be expected! Decorate cupcakes, cakes, desserts and, in this case, fruit, with this easy edible glitter recipe that's made from coloured sugar.
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These delicious salted caramel and ganache tarts are decadent and delicious. Make them for celebrations, for afternoon tea or just because you love that contrast between salted caramel and chocolate.
This fudge is fantastic is rich and sweet with that lovely cherry flavour. It makes a wonderful gift if you pop it into a tin or a box
These cute little Christmas reindeer cupcakes are perfect as a fun kitchen activity with the kids. Imagine their delight when they get to share them with friends.
These Ginger crunch logs are an easy no-bake recipe; these combine the Christmas-sy ginger flavour punch with creamy white chocolate.
The great thing about winter is the abundance of oranges, This recipe is so delicious and easy. Perfect
This is a melt-and-mix Christmas recipe that the kids will love to help with. Marshmallows mixed with cornflakes and decorated with red M&Ms make this a festive sweet treat that's bound to go down well.
Be delighted by the surprise minty centre of these deliciously simple and no-bake chocolate balls. This is a great recipe for class Christmas parties, neighbourhood get-togethers and more!
Making gingerbread biscuits is a fun activity you can enjoy with your kids. After making and baking the biscuits, you can have fun decorating each with icing and sweets.
These cute star-shaped ginger biscuits can be threaded onto string and iced with Christmas messages. The kids will love cutting out the shapes and the ginger flavour is a nice change from regular shortbread.
Theres no need to bake cookies for a delicious treat or gift. Just roll the raw dough into balls, freeze them, then dip them in luscious melted chocolate for these decadent cookie dough truffles.
This traditional shortbread recipe is baked in a disk shape and divided to serve. It makes the perfect Christmas gift or a lovely treat for guests.
These are basically an Anzac biscuit with some extra Christmas flair! So easy to make and they keep for ages - perfect for the Christmas biscuit jar.
This creamy frozen honeycomb slice is a delicious combination of malty biscuits, creamy ice cream and crunchy honeycomb. This slice is so easy that the kids could make this by themselves.
These cookies are just so versatile. Cut them into creative shapes, add colourful decorations and before you can say "Ho Ho Ho!" you'll have delightfully festive cookies to share with family and friends.
These are a cute, easy little Halloween treat for nice fairies and white witches. They also make a great activity and take home gift for birthday parties. Just prepare the biscuits ahead of time and let the decorating begin!
This delicious Tim Tam fudge is so easy that the kids can make it. It is topped with three flavours of Tim Tams. This recipe makes a huge batch and can be halved if need be.
These buttery little fruit-studded muffins are delicious either for an indulgent breakfast, or to give as a gift over the holidays!
These glittery snowflake biscuits are made with a shortbread base and decorated with pretty glitter gel icing.They make a perfect homemade Christmas gift.
These Swedish chocolate balls were introduced to us by a Swedish friend. They are made from oats and cocoa and then rolled in delicious coconut. The kids will love to help with these.
This super easy recipe is no-bake and can be whipped up for your Christmas sweet platter or as a Christmas gift - the kids will enjoy helping you make them.
These melted snowman cookies are the perfect Christmas cooking activity for the kids. Get playing now!
Crunchy, crumbly, maple honeycomb studded with chunks of pecan! The perfect thing for a sweet gift this Christmas.
This Christmas cake has just three ingredients! It is super-easy and it's perfect for cooking with the kids or when you are on a budget.
Who doesn't love mud cake? This delicious Christmas tree version will look fantastic on your party table. Make them with the kids for some festive fun.
These little Oreo bauble cookies are an incredibly easy way to bring some festive fun to the kitchen this Christmas - great to do with kids!
It may be summer in the Southern Hemisphere at Christmas, but you can bring all the charm and nostalgia of a white Christmas to your table with these delightful meringue Christmas trees.
These cute little treats make the perfect addition to any Christmas party! This is a great recipe for getting the kids into the kitchen.
Give chocolate brownies a Christmas twist by covering them with a rich white chocolate ganache and dusting them with crushed minty candy canes. It's the perfect treat for your festive season gatherings.
