I remember years ago chatting blogging when Jill first started Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons, and I’ve considered her a best blogging friend (BBF?) since. I could easily see that special combination of clever creativity, kind heart, and awesome kids, so it’s no wonder her fun food creations have become so popular. And now… she has a book!!! A book filled with so much “why didn’t I think of that?” kid-friendly food art.
In Wild Eats and Adorable Treats, breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and treats are turned into favorite animals, such as waffle walruses, porcupine pretzel pear snacks, koala tree treats and gorilla granola cups. She includes tips and tricks for making fun food and animal facts to complement their edible counterparts. Here’s a taste of what’s inside:
Buy the book at AMAZON or BARNES and NOBLE.
But wait, there’s more! Jill is hosting a GIVEAWAY!
See below what you can win. CLICK THIS LINK to ENTER: a Rafflecopter giveaway
Imane Daher says
This is the best book for picky eater.
MaryEllen says
I bake a LOT! I baked with and for my own three boys, and now, my brand new baby granddaughter! I have vivid memories of teaching my oldest to make muffins… cracking eggs that first time is crazy!! 😀
Karen says
The kids help me make chocolate covered pretzel rods.Also we make smores in the oven by putting the broiler on for a few minutes to toast the marshmallows.
ColleenB.~Texas says
I remember when I was a child I would help my mother make holiday cut-out cookies. She would put on the frosting and I had the job of putting on the sprinkles of which I done the same when my daughters where young and has been passed to the grandkids.
Thank you for this giveaway opportunity
jan says
Oodles of memories in the kitchen with my kids…. the biggest would be big Sunday breakfasts.
Ashley R says
I just let my 2 year old help me cut out cookies and later she helped me frost them. I hope we do a lot more fun stuff in the kitchen as she gets older.
Bianca says
baking together is the best memory maker!!
Joyce says
My favorite memory is making little candy gingerbread houses from graham crackers with the kids when they came home from school for Christmas break!
kathy eyre says
My favorite time as child in the kitchen was making Christmas sugar cookies with my daddy!
Alissa Szeplaki says
Making grilled cheeses with my dad was one of the best memories I’ve had in the kitchen! Probably the thing that really got me started on all of this baking and cooking I love!
Emily Smith says
My three boys and I love to make sugar cookies, we have fun decorating them to look like each other or ourselves. It gets very silly!