What can you use instead of gingerbread to make a house?

Graham cracker house.

What materials do you need to make a gingerbread house?

Here’s what you’ll need to assemble a gingerbread house:

1. A 12- to 14-inch cardboard cake circle or any size cardboard Styrofoam or craft foam to build your house on.
2. A #10 plain round pastry tip and a #2 plain round pastry tip, and a 12-inch disposable or reusable pastry bag.
3. Prepared royal icing.

What candy do I need for a gingerbread house?

The Most Popular Gingerbread House Candy

• Gum Drops. Gumdrops are one of the most iconic gingerbread house candies.
• M&Ms. M&Ms are a must for any gingerbread house.
• Hershey Kisses.
• Christmas Sprinkles.
• Peppermints.
• Red & Green Sour Tape.
• Chocolate Pretzels.
• Marshmallow Snowmen.

Do u eat gingerbread house?

Can you eat gingerbread houses? Gingerbread houses are certainly edible. They are simply made of gingerbread, and all the decorations are edible too – unless you add your own non-edible items, of course.

How do you host a gingerbread decorating party?

A gingerbread person cut out of cardstock paper that guests can decorate with craft supplies and then bring to the party to show off their creations….Invitations

1. Gather friends.
2. Bake gingerbread.
3. Add decorations.
4. Stir in a dash of party games.
5. Set the timer for two hours of fun!

Do gingerbread houses taste good?

Sure, gingerbread houses are more about arts and crafts than cuisine, but it’s only human nature to snack on cookie scraps, so they might as well taste good! Made with butter, vanilla, and plenty of spices, construction gingerbread can be both tasty and strong—think of it as a very flat sort of gingerbread biscotti.

What do you do with gingerbread houses after Christmas?

Here are five delicious ways to use up the leftover gingerbread house.

1. Leftover Gingerbread House Truffles.
2. Gingerbread Ice Cream.
3. Gingerbread House Milkshakes.
4. Gingerbread House Pie Crust.
5. Gingerbread House Ice Cream.
6. Gingerbread Bark.
7. Gingerbread Ice-Cream Cake.