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http://ediblecraftsonline.com/edible_creations/index.htm#occasions Do you want to know how to make these edible arrangements about which everyone is talking? Then this section of the site is for you. When I saw these unique edible creations for the first time I was blown away. Some edible fruit bouquets and edible vegetable arrangements are so amazing that they really are food art. The beauty of these fruit floral-like bouquets is that they are not only amazing to the eye but are also healthy!!! If you want to surprise somebody with a unique and thoughtful gift, make and give him or her a Fruit or Vegetable bouquet!

Edible Creations How to – fruit bouquets and edible vegetable arrangements from EdibleCraftsOnline.com

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http://blog.hwtm.com/2010/02/edible-centerpiece-the-veggie-bouquet/ Most of you have probably seen an edible bouquet before – usually of the fruit or cookie variety – but this particular design is definitely a stand-out! The edible veggie bouquet pictured above is from Marley Majcher ‘s 40th Birthday Party ( more details coming soon ) and serves as great inspiration for a super-stylish take on this idea … from the choice and arrangement of the veggies to the chic display in a simple glass cylinder vase filled with black lentils. This would be an impressive addition to the appetizer buffet for everything from parties & showers to Mother’s Day brunch ! Here’s another design that features skewered veggies spraying from a melon “basket” garnished with thyme: I’m also loving the idea of doing “ mini versions ” of edible bouquets for guests in lieu of individual salads – and serving them in small terracotta pots with a side of veggie dip. I’m definitely going to play around with that idea soon… =)

Edible Centerpiece: The Veggie Bouquet