Food coloring, milk and bread become an art project
Posted Mar 4th 2008 2:05PM by Marisa McClellan
Filed under: Culinary Kids, How To

While I'm not a parent myself, I've spent quite a lot of time in my life providing child care, and so I know that entertaining kids can sometimes be a bit of a challenge. One surefire way to keep the younger set happy is to give them either an art project or a cooking project. When you can combine the two and give them an artistic project that then turns into something they can eat, all the better!
Marie at
Make and Takes did
a really fun activity with her kids recently, in which she added food coloring to bowls of milk and used them as edible paint that they then used to color bread. The bread got toasted and eaten. They ate their painted toast dry, but you could butter it or give it a glaze with a bit of honey.
Tags: activities, bread, food coloring, kids, Make and Takes, MakeAndTakes, painting
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