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Could cookie houses make great wedding centerpieces? I think so! In this week's blog I explore the idea.

For Father's Day, I designed an A-Frame Cookie Cabin in Peanut Butter Crunch Cookie. In this blog, I speak about my inspiration!

I am so lucky to have found such an inspiring customer. In this week's blog, I highlight a recent Facebook post where Melina and her sister bake Cottage 2s together over Facetime. The results are incredible!

In this week's blog, I write about the Bunny Bungalow we demolished and ate this Easter. My nephews loved it!

This Mother's Day, show your mom how much you love her by baking her a Cookie Conservatory in Relishable Rose Cookie . Assembled using...

This blog showcases some of the amazing cookie houses friends, family, and customers have made using Edible Architect cookie cutter construction sets.

In this week's blog, I write about using our Bunny Bungalow cookie house as a unique and memorable (and delicious) replacement for a traditional Easter basket.

When I set out to create my first cookie house recipes , my immediate focus was on texture. I needed cookies that were crisp, sturdy,...

My initial vision for Edible Architect was to change the way people made and entertained with cookies by providing cookie cutter...

"Thank you for your interest...Your product is too limited in its audience for us." That's the response I received earlier this week...

In this week's blog, I talk about the need for a St. Paddy's Day dessert tradition, and how Leprechaun Lair solves that problem deliciously.

In this blog, I write about creating edible landscaping to accompany cookie houses. Rice cereal treats make amazing and delicious hedges!

When I started Edible Architect, I knew I wanted to make it faster and easier to make nice-looking houses out of cookies. I decided to...

While designing, baking, assembling, and decorating cookie houses is a lot of fun, my favorite aspect of these projects is coming up with...

In this week's blog post, I focus on the unique challenges presented by working in different kitchens with different tools.

Each Edible Architect design begins with a rough idea of what I'm trying to create, and sometimes a pad and paper. I then migrate my...

When I first set out to make edible buildings, I focused on custom, handmade designs and used a standard, construction gingerbread cookie...

For my first blog post, I wanted to explain our origins. Who are we, what do we do, and why do we do it? You'll find out here.