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10 Cute and Easy Edible Crafts for Diwali

Fabida Abdulla | October 12, 2019 | Leave a Comment

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This Diwali, make your food look as pretty as your clothes and your home! Try out these cute & easy edible crafts for Diwali that’ll be a hit with the kids!

It’s Diwali season and you’ve got your home decked out in lights, flowers and decorations. You’ve also planned your pretty outfits and jewelry, and the gifts are all beautifully packed and ready.

Now when everything else is looking so good, your Diwali food shouldn’t be drab, should it? Certainly not!

That’s why we think you should put in a teeny bit more effort to plate up your dishes for Diwali, especially for the kids. And we’re not talking Masterchef level – we’re talking easy-to-do, hardly time-consuming level!

If you’re wondering where to start, we’ve brought you some of the cutest and easiest edible crafts for Diwali from around the world, which are easier to make than you think!

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10 Cute and Easy Edible Crafts for Diwali
1. Vegetable Cut Out Diyas
2. Diwali Sugar Cookies
3. Choco Chip Idli Cake Diya
4. Firecracker Fruit Kababs
5. Chocolate Breadstick Sparklers
6. Edible Chocolate Diyas
7. Fruit Crackers with Pretzel Matchsticks
8. Diwali Dry Fruit Crackers
9. Painted Fireworks Toast
10. Cracker Kandils

10 Cute and Easy Edible Crafts for Diwali

This Diwali, make your food look as pretty as your clothes and your home! Try out these cute & easy edible crafts for Diwali that'll be a hit with the kids!

1. Vegetable Cut Out Diyas

This Diwali, make your food look as pretty as your clothes and your home! Try out these cute & easy edible crafts for Diwali that'll be a hit with the kids!

Little Food Junction has the most adorable edible crafts you can find, and we specially love her Diwali themed ones! This one is the easiest of the lot, since all you need is a circle cutter and basic veggies.

2. Diwali Sugar Cookies

This Diwali, make your food look as pretty as your clothes and your home! Try out these cute & easy edible crafts for Diwali that'll be a hit with the kids!

If you’d like to go for something more elaborate that’ll impress all your guests, try out these Rangoli and Diya themed sugar cookies from Whisk Affair – sure to knock their socks off!

3. Choco Chip Idli Cake Diya

Idlis aren’t usually considered a Diwali-special dish, but these choco chip idlis certainly break the norm! They’re super easy to make, and you can even try different colors by adding vegetable purees to regular idli batter.

4. Firecracker Fruit Kababs

This Diwali, make your food look as pretty as your clothes and your home! Try out these cute & easy edible crafts for Diwali that'll be a hit with the kids!

Fire crackers can cause injuries and scare pets, but no one said anything about having them on your plate! Fork and Beans has a cute way to create healthy firecrackers using little more than a skewer!

5. Chocolate Breadstick Sparklers

This Diwali, make your food look as pretty as your clothes and your home! Try out these cute & easy edible crafts for Diwali that'll be a hit with the kids!

Got bread sticks? Then you’re halfway to making these edible sparklers from Baby Budgeting! Make the sprinkles sparklier and brighter for a more realistic sparkler-effect.

6. Edible Chocolate Diyas

This Diwali, make your food look as pretty as your clothes and your home! Try out these cute & easy edible crafts for Diwali that'll be a hit with the kids!

These edible diyas from My Little Moppet look so appetizing! Check out the video for the full set of instructions to make these, and make enough since they’ll disappear in no time!

7. Fruit Crackers with Pretzel Matchsticks

This Diwali, make your food look as pretty as your clothes and your home! Try out these cute & easy edible crafts for Diwali that'll be a hit with the kids!

We love imaginative food crafts, and this one from Orange Kitchens is perfect for Diwali. Just look at those pretzel ‘match sticks’ – genius!

8. Diwali Dry Fruit Crackers

This Diwali, make your food look as pretty as your clothes and your home! Try out these cute & easy edible crafts for Diwali that'll be a hit with the kids!

Dry fruits are a common sight during Diwali, with most homes having decorative platters filled with dry fruits laid out for guests.The Craftables gives us a twist on the usual, by turning them into fire crackers!

9. Painted Fireworks Toast

This Diwali, make your food look as pretty as your clothes and your home! Try out these cute & easy edible crafts for Diwali that'll be a hit with the kids!

Fireworks art is pretty popular among kids, especially during festivals like Diwali, New Year or the 4th of July. Messy Little Monster takes this to the edible level by painting with ‘milk paint’ on plain toast!

10. Cracker Kandils

This Diwali, make your food look as pretty as your clothes and your home! Try out these cute & easy edible crafts for Diwali that'll be a hit with the kids!

Diwali is a time when you can see lanterns of all shapes and sizes in every home in India, and Little Food Junction celebrates this with a cute plate of cracker kandils, which is a kind of Diwali lantern.

This Diwali, make your food look as pretty as your clothes and your home! Try out these cute & easy edible crafts for Diwali that'll be a hit with the kids!

Aren’t these edible crafts for Diwali absolutely adorable? They’re perfect for kids to try their hand at and also as a way to introduce the festival to children who aren’t familiar with it. After all, crafts and food – what better way is there to learn?

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About Fabida Abdulla

Fabida is a Freelance Writer and Work From Home Mom to her boisterous 8 year old. In between all the writing, baking, nagging, reading and cuddling, she manages to blog a bit about her crazy life at Shocks and Shoes. She writes posts for our Art & Craft Section. She also handles all our Social Media accounts.

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