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Edible Kite Cookies

Shruti Acharya | January 14, 2016 | Leave a Comment

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With Sankranti right around the corner, wouldn’t be fun to make some Edible Kite cookies?

They say

“Imagination is the highest kite one can fly.”

– Author Unknown

With that in mind,  we decided to let our imagination soar. We made paper kites last year that were a BIG hit! and the kids loved it. This year we decided to make our kites and eat them too! Yum Yum! Miss P can’t stop giggling about it.  These edible kites are really easy to make and lots of fun for the kids to eat on Sankranti along with all the traditional sweets and its ready in 5 mins.

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Edible Kite Cookies perfect for Sankranti
Ingredients to make the edible kites
To make

Edible Kite Cookies perfect for Sankranti

Turn an ordinary biscuit into Edible Kite cookies that are perfect for Sankranti, the Indian Harvest Kite Festival. Simple, clever fun dessert for kids.

Ingredients to make the edible kitesTurn an ordinary biscuit into Edible Kite cookies that are perfect for Sankranti, the Indian Harvest Kite Festival. Simple, clever fun dessert for kids.

  • 2 Choco chip cookies – square shape
  • Heart shaped sugar toppings
  • Wilton Cake Icing  in Red, Yellow, Blue.

To make

  1. We used Choco Chip cookies from a ready pack and laid two down on a white plate. You can use a different cookie, line them horizontally or vertically.
    Turn an ordinary biscuit into Edible Kite cookies that are perfect for Sankranti, the Indian Harvest Kite Festival. Simple, clever fun dessert for kids.
  2. Next we used the ready tubes of sugar icing by Wilton to line the kites. If you don’t have these, you can buy icing from a cake shop & pipe them with the thinnest nozzle you can find. You can substitute the icing with colored candy, or even noodles dyed with food coloring.
    Turn an ordinary biscuit into Edible Kite cookies that are perfect for Sankranti, the Indian Harvest Kite Festival. Simple, clever fun dessert for kids.
  3. Now add the heart sprinkles along the kite’s tail and using Blue icing, pipe some clouds and we even drew the Sun. You can have fun with this step.
    Turn an ordinary biscuit into Edible Kite cookies that are perfect for Sankranti, the Indian Harvest Kite Festival. Simple, clever fun dessert for kids.

And just like that, our edible kite cookies were ready. Miss P kept eating the sprinkles but isn’t that the best part of doing (making) stuff with our kids? She is growing up so fast, it’s scary.

As a working mom, I did my best to plan for memorable moments with Miss P. I would think of a craft to make with her on my way back from office, or a story to read to her. Stolen moments. Feeling guilty to be away from her the whole day. Thinking of the perfect activities, to create and capture the perfect photo opportunity. Phew! it was exhausting.

I was trying so hard.

Now I let her lead the way. Life is going to happen, regardless of our best-laid plans. And the most magical of moments are rarely the ones we have scheduled.

Happy Sankranti folks! Here’s wishing you a year full of happiness with your loved ones

What do you think of our Edible Kite cookies? Isn’t this such a simple, clever and fun dessert for kids? Don’t forget to let us know. Turn an ordinary biscuit into Edible Kite cookies that are perfect for Sankranti, the Indian Harvest Kite Festival. Simple, clever fun dessert for kids.

Filed Under: Exotic India, Festivals of India, Latest Posts, Popular Posts, Primary school Kid Crafts & Activities, Recipe corner, Sankranti Tagged With: Edible Crafts – Creative food craft ideas, Sankranti Festival craft

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About Shruti Acharya

Shruti is a writer, photographer, DIY lover, passionate homemaker, and the chief dreamer at ArtsyCraftsyMom.com . Shruti lives in Bangalore, India with her husband and daughter. She loves showcasing fun art activities, crafts for kids, celebrations, childrens books & all the craziness that is India.

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