Diy donut tree

Now that the house is decorated and the presents are bought and wrapped, I’m starting to plan for our holiday gatherings, and in my family, food is always the first thing we think about. What yummy things are we going to eat? When I posted our Christmas dessert table a few weeks ago, the biggest…

From our easy DIY “day after” brunch, here’s the How To for a donut hole “croquembouche” tower. Thanks to Rebecca Pfiffner from Be Hitched for this fun project! DIY DONUT HOLE TOWER “CROQUEMBOUCH

Are you hosting a party this winter? Here's the perfect, simple wintery party dessert for you to provide for your guests. See how to make a donut tree in under 5 minutes!

A donut croquembouche sounds fancy. A Christmas Donut Hole Tree is easier to say. But whatever you call it, it'll be the star of your table.

Kim | Home & DIY 🇨🇦 in 🇺🇸 on Instagram: "Here is your sign to make a Christmas Donut Tree for your next holiday event/brunch. How to make a donut Christmas tree: Materials: 1. Styrofoam cone 2. Toothpicks 3. Donuts/donut hole Poke a toothpick into the styrofoam 1/2 way. Put a donut on the toothpick and continue in a circular motion around the cone until you get to the top. Add faux cranberries and rosemary for a more festive look. Enjoy and let me know if you give this a try. #holida

Our new family tradition! This delicious donut hole tree is created easily with a craft store cone and toothpicks. Perfect for a fun holiday brunch or family gathering. Make it extra beautiful with berries and a dusting of powdered sugar snow!

Donuts are always a good idea and they have quickly become a favorite addition to to traditional wedding cake. Many brides and grooms are choosing to serve fun and easy to grab desserts to go along with, or in place of, a traditional wedding cake. In honor of National Donut day, here are some unique

Do you ever need treats for a big crowd? Think teacher appreciation, scouts, birthday parties, Superbowl, holiday parties, special celebrations, wedding and baby showers, the list goes on.... My mom needed to serve treats at a reunion she was hosting and wanted to serve Krispy Kreme doughnuts (mmmm, good choice Mom). She had a problem to solve. Isn't that when all the best ideas are born? She wanted them to look cute, of course, and also wanted the different flavors separated so people could…