What’s a foolproof way for getting the kids or your friends over to your home and fairy garden? Promise them food! And deliver some fairy-inspired treats to put smiles on their faces. The preparation is so much fun, and everyone’s imagination will run wild as they munch on these nymph nom-noms. Bon appetit!

1. MUSHROOMS

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These darling mushrooms will be a hit! Use raspberries and marshmallows or tomatoes and mozzarella. Place these atop green colored coconut or leafy lettuce. Every fairy needs a mushroom stool, right?

2. LADYBUGS

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What a great idea! You can use these individually wrapped Babybel cheeses to make ladybugs! Add some spots, and you’re ready to serve in a flash. We’re pretty certain that these cute beetles are some of the fairies’ favorites.

3. BUTTERFLIES

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If you’ve got some sandwich bags, pipe cleaners, and some snacks, you can make these butterflies. Fill the bags with cereal, fruit, crackers, veggies, or a mix of things. You could put carrots in one wing and cheese cubes in the other. You know your guests best, so do whatever you know they’ll enjoy.

4.POTION

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You’ve got to have a way to wash all these fairy-inspired snacks down, right? Label your signature punch or lemonade as “fairy potion.” If it’s an adults-only party, you might add a splash of something extra!

5. DEWDROPS

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Meringues of any flavor are so light and airy. Just like a fairy! They remind us of dewdrops on plants after rain. I love to think about fairies sipping the dew from leaves in the mornings, maybe even washing their teeny faces in the small puddles.

6. MAGIC WANDS

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Watermelon and blueberry wands are so much fun. Before munching on them, you can give them a little wave in the air. You may also used grapes, kiwi, pineapple slices, etc. to make the wands. Whatever you have will work. Just add a large topper, and presto!

7. ACORNS

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Fairies collect acorns for their cups, bowls, and even hats. So these little brown, earthy gems fit right in. Use mini vanilla cookies and chocolate drops to construct these edible nuts. Simple and delicious!

8. CATERPILLARS AND SNAILS

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Break out the celery and a variety of fruits and veggies to design some crawlers. Cream cheese, peanut butter, and edible eyeballs will help you get this job done. Grapes, olives, tomatoes, raisins, apples, oranges, limes, kiwis, cherries, oh my! The possibilities are seemingly endless.

9. FAIRY QUEEN CROWNS

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Make PB&J or cucumber sandwiches for your guests, but don’t leave the sandwiches as boring squares. Use a crown cookie cutter to give an element of royalty. We need to honor Her Fairy Highness, of course!

10 FLOWERS

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You’ll have to think ahead for this beautiful trick, but this hard work will not go unnoticed. Freezing edible flowers in ice cubes adds so much to a fairy garden party table. It looks especially lovely in lemonade, fresh water, or even champagne cocktails!

Follow these Tea Set Fairies’ lead, and host a party for your grandchildren and/or friends! Let them wander around and look at your fairy garden. Then serve these fairy-inspired snacks. Be sure to find us on Facebook and Instagram for more blogs, photos, and tips. Until next time, party on, fairy-lovers!

The set above can be found on Fairies Direct: Link To This Set

Whether you’re serving up some fairy garden birthday party delights or simply looking for a sweet or healthy snack, these edible fairy gardens are sure to be a hit. Fairyscapes are awesome to design, create, and cultivate, but when you can eat them, too, you’ve taken your fairy gardening to the next level.

Try some of these with your kids or grand-kids soon! It’s perfect for a rainy day activity if you’re looking to keep the outdoor magic and natural vibes alive! We’ll look at some guilty pleasures and healthier options as well. Put your fairy-loving, food-loving heart to work.

CHOCOLATE PUDDING LIKE NEVER BEFORE!

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You can follow the dessert recipe from Sunny Sweet Days, or you could do miniature versions of this in individual snack pudding cups. If you choose the larger scale, the Pretmanns Fairy Garden Swing Set would be perfect amid all the edible decor!

HAVEN’T YOU HERB ABOUT THIS?

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What we love about herbs is that they’re very low maintenance. With a little sunshine and light sprinkle of water every week, these tasty plants thrive. The kids can enjoy the little fairy world, and you can also get some practical use out of the fairyscape. Choose whichever herbs you like. Rosemary, parsley, oregano, and chives will work! If the fairies don’t eat it all first, you can add some flair to your pot roast this weekend.

This Pretmanns Fairy Garden Corner set would look nice below all the leafy and towering herbs.

THEY’LL NEVER ASK FOR ORDINARY BROWNIES AGAIN…

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Work in the kitchen with your kiddos, and whip up a brownie mix. You might choose to do a large display like Party Pinching’s above, or bake the brownies in a square pan, cut them up, and allow children to decorate their own miniature fairyscapes. Plenty of sprinkles, nuts, candies, cookies, and crackers will be used in the design.

BREAKFAST OF CHAMPION FAIRIES!

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This is a fairy garden to get out of bed for! Decorate your stacked pancakes, waffles, or crepes with colorful berries, edible flowers, and whipped cream. Have your breakfast on the porch or out in the garden near your fairyscapes. Watch for a few berries to magically disappear when you’re not looking. Fairies love berries!

MALLOW! ARE YOU THERE?

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You’ll need all the marshamallows for this delicious project: jumbo, regular, flat-stack, and even minis! You’ll also want to pick up some edible ink markers. The Decorated Cookie recommends a few kinds. You can also paint with food coloring. Make this one during the day, and after dinner, bring your fairy village display out for all to enjoy.

STICKS AND STONES

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Break out the graham crackers, pretzels, coconut, peanut butter, crispy treats, candy, and food coloring. How amazing is this fairy hut and yard? And it’s totally edible. After you’re finished, play a little while and snack as you do. The Etsy tutorial is super helpful as you construct this natural beauty.

FAIRY WATERMELONS ARE TOO COOL!

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Cool as a cucumber. Wait, fresh as a watermelon? These look like fairy-size watermelons, but they’re called cucamelons. Aren’t they adorable? We recommend these for in or around your fairy gardens. You’ll have all the pixies in the neighborhood stopping by your fairy-friendly fruit-stand.

BONUS: EDIBLE PIXIE DUST

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As a final bonus treat, try making some edible pixie dust. You and the kiddos can sprinkle it over your edible fairy gardens, cookies, cereal, or yogurt snack. Find the recipe here!

A FAIRY GARDENER WITH GREAT TASTE

We hope you’re inspired by these scrumptions-looking fairy treats! On those stormy days, cold evenings, or dangerously hot afternoons, you can have fun in the kitchen or sun-room. Bring the party to the table. Don’t forget to follow us for more tips and fairy-centered crafts and ideas at Fairies Direct. We love posting blogs, Facebook photos, and Instagram pics. And we’d love to have you along for the ride… I mean, flight!

Spread your wings, fairy fam! Try something new today.