I've noticed that traditional methods for displaying Christmas ornaments or even serving snacks can be spiced up a bit at no extra cost. So, I filled my square glass candle holders with cranberries just for a pretty look . . . and with snacks another time.
Then I found out that wine glasses come in quite handy for serving nuts and small munchies. No fear of people putting their hands in there, because you simply pour into your hand or plate.
So go ahead and find some glass or crystal bowls and vases and fill them with bright fruit, nuts, coffee beans, ornaments and the like. Canadian Living calls it no time, low cost holiday decorating.
I've noticed that traditional methods for displaying Christmas ornaments or even serving snacks can be spiced up a bit at no extra cost. So, I filled my square glass candle holders with cranberries just for a pretty look . . . and with snacks another time.
Then I found out that wine glasses come in quite handy for serving nuts and small munchies. No fear of people putting their hands in there, because you simply pour into your hand or plate.
So go ahead and find some glass or crystal bowls and vases and fill them with bright fruit, nuts, coffee beans, ornaments and the like. Canadian Living calls it no time, low cost holiday decorating.
6 comments:
It's always fun to pick up a few new serving ideas. Thanks for sharing.
Mmm mmm yummy! I shall patiently wait for an invitation to arrive and summon me to your lovely home for some munchies. :)
The snacks look yummy; and so do the cranberries in the glass container. Have you posted a recipe for the white chocolate bark?
Eva
Eva - sorry - the white chocolate bark - it's store bought.
What a great idea, love the "pour the snacks into hand from the goblet"!
Looks so lovely, Mom!!!
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