Holiday Event With Sucre Shop & Whisk Bakeshop

We are just super excited about putting together this event for you! It's going to be all about cookies, crafts and just a fun holiday get together. I hope you'll join us!

For more information, visit our Facebook event page. I hope you'll join us!

Ice Cream Social At West Elm

I am so excited to host this event for St. Louis's new West Elm store! I have so many great brands offering their items for our swag bags, which are going to the first 20 people to register...

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Creature Type

Firecracker Press

Finch Vintage Rentals

Indie Mats

Snorkeling Coconut

Sucre Shop

Verde Kids

Come and learn how to customize your ice cream spoons with Sucre Shop and then eat some delicious ice cream by Frostbite! This is a FAMILY FRIENDLY event, so bring the kids! Be sure to call West Elm to register so you get some awesome swag!

Blog Feature: Urban Palate

We were thrilled when Los Angeles based  Urban Palate asked us to create cocktail forks for their event at Splendid L.A. Urban Palate is a boutique catering firm that creates fabulous and creative food... like the mini bahn-mi sandwiches they did for this Ban.do event at Splendid.

They asked us to create cocktail forks using Splendid's logo, and also the asterisk from their logo to decorate the cocktail forks in a variety of colors. How fun are these?!

If you've used our products and blogged about it, leave a link below to be considered for an upcoming feature!

Rimmed Ice Cream Cones

To kick off Summer time, we thought we'd kick up some ice cream cones! Hey, we rim a margarita glass with salt, why not rim an ice cream cone too?

We love sweets, but also the salty and sweet combo, so we found a fun way to add those flavors to your ice cream cone without making your own ice cream!

You'll want to get some supplies together, set out your various toppings in bowls and use our scoops to dish out your ingredients. Don't forget ice cream spoons for anyone who prefers a bowl. need some caramel as the base. We used dulce de leche from World Market at the glue to hold our toppings on. It's thick and doesn't run, you can spread it on with a knife.

 Fun, fruity mini-marshmallows look so pretty and will make the kids happy.

Have fun creating your own cone rims! Licorice may not appeal to everyone, but it looks great and hey, I like it!

For the gourmet crowd, we crsiped some prosciutto. It's a little more delicate than bacon, and tastes great with the caramel and strawberry ice cream!

And here are the salty options. Pretzel cones are my favorite, but they're hard to find in the grocery store. Make your own! And while you're busy crushing pretzels, why not crush some potato chips too? (It takes amazing, I promise!) For the purists, we through in the original inspiration, a salted caramel rim.

Have fun!