Edible Party Bouquets: Creating Gifts and Centerpieces with Fruit, Appetizers, and Desserts (Fox Chapel Publishing) Easy and Fun Step-by-Step Food Arrangements for Parties, Holidays, & Celebrations Paperback – Illustrated, June 1, 2012

I really enjoyed this book because it gives simple instructions and it is very thorough.

I am thrilled by the number of ideas and the recipes in this book. Received this today and excited to make some of these amazing food bouquet arrangements!!!!

This book has great ideas, the recipes appear to be easy.

This book is colorful, self-explanatory, easy to read, and fun to look at. I would recommend it for someone who loves to do things in the kitchen.

Great book, I can't wait to save massive amounts of money by making my own instead of ordering from a certain national delivery company who overcharges for, let's face it, fruit on a stick. The book goes beyond basic fruit bouquets with other styles and types of food. If I could have one wish, I would have liked even more fruit bouquet pictures since I am very visual and not exactly too creative, but I certainly have the basics I need to start making special occasion gifts.

I bought this as a project for my 4 yo and I to work on together. It was effortless and provided a lot of entertainment for the both of us. My granddaughter ate them before we had s chance to create the arrangements.1 of my concerns is the sharp wooden sticks to pierce the fruit. I think it’s a safety concern and potential of swallowing a foreign body when small children eat edible fruit. But Edible Flowers companies use them all the time.

The cover of the book is what attracted my attention; to the designer of that cover congratulations. When I received the book and anxiously skimmed through it I must say I was really impressed.Someone not being able to read can follow the directions and picture graphs. I can hardly wait to impress friends and family for the season.

They are super small :(. The kit it’s perfect it’s just they are too small :(