droolicious : gingerbread house

A Sugar Free Gingerbread House!

SunnyChanel — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 04:52:00 GMT

The other day my toddler and I assembled a Gingerbread House. That is I assembled it as my daughter attempted to stuff as many of the candy decorations into her mouth that she could. Yes, I now realize the truth that toddlers are too young to be faced with the temptation of oodles of unwrapped candy.

This year I should have gotten the plush Gingerbread House designed in Denmark and handmade in Nepal. It’s cute, sugar free and international. It does cost $78 but think of what you’ll be saving in dentist bills. Interested? Go here.

Hand Made: Gingerbread House Without All That Pesky Baking

chrisjordan — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 20:30:00 GMT

What a decadent addition to any play kitchen! This gingerbread house kit comes with 70+ felt decorations that magically stick to the sturdy felt house.

Design is the creation of talented New York designers Robin Arocha-Buckley and Elizabeth Werner.

The 'life-size' gingerbread house comes packaged in a smart baker’s box tied with wide chocolate brown grosgrain ribbon - making for an impressive presentation and easy long term storage after the holidays. It is beautiful enough to be used as a decoration away from little hands should you desire.

Available at Mahar Drygoods for $55

Felt Good: Gingerbread House

Kelly Mills — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 15:22:00 GMT

Yeah, it's not winter yet, but just in case you like to plan way in advance, these felt gingerbread houses from Twinkle Kids are sweet. Assemble em with the kids and avoid ant or sugar-hangover issues. They are 100 percent wool felt, $55, and come with 100 candy decorations that just stick to the house like magic.