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Gingerbread House


GINGERBREAD HOUSE

A gingerbread house is a fun and tasty way to decorate for the holidays. Not only will you have fun making and eating it, but it makes a great centerpiece too. Follow our directions for a quick, no-bake, miniature gingerbread house.

What you will need:

  • Empty milk carton (the small kind you get at school)
  • Graham crackers (5 for each house)
  • Marshmallow fluff or icing
  • Different kinds of candy (let your imagination run!)
  • Toothpicks

The empty milk carton will be the base of your house. You'll use the marshmallow fluff or icing as a glue to stick everything together.

Directions:

  1. Use a spoon to smooth the "glue" on a graham cracker.
  2. Next, place the graham cracker, sticky-side down on to one side of the milk carton.
  3. Repeat this for the other three sides.
  4. For the roof of your house you will do the same thing, but you will need to break a graham cracker in half and just use the halves for the diagonal sides of the roof.
  5. Now comes the fun part-decorating your house. Use a toothpick to put icing or fluff on the candy pieces. Just do this one at a time so they don't dry before you stick them to the graham crackers. Use your imagination decorating the roof and walls of your house. Don't forget about a door and some windows. Experiment with different candy pieces to see what works best. Have fun!

PEPPERMINT

GUMDROP

CHOCOLATE

GUMDROP

HARD CANDY

JELLY BEANS


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