This post is brought to you by gooey, creamy, delicious KRAFT Macaroni & Cheese. Start making digital macaroni art at DinnerNotArt.com today.
I was recently introduced to a new iPad app called Dinner Not Art. From the minute, I opened the app I was hooked. Then, I passed the iPad on over to E and he wouldn’t give it back! {Don’t have an iPad? Don’t worry, they have a desktop version as well!}
The app brought me back to summer camp where we would make macaroni art. Macaroni necklaces, macaroni materpieces, macaroni everything! I am sure my parents cringed every time I brought home another macaroni something that we made that day.
With “Dining, Not Art”, you don’t have to worry about making a mess, dried macaroni falling off your art work or wasting food! Everything you need is right there. Pick a background, your noodle shape, and paint colors. Then get creating!
Since E and I have spent a great deal of time playing with the app, we have donated of macaroni to Feeding America. And you can too!
Just make a piece of digital macaroni art using the “Dinner, Not Art.” app for iPad®, or the desktop version. Until 12/31/12, for every digital noodle used in saved art, KRAFT Macaroni & Cheese will donate 10 noodles to Feeding America,® up to 110,000,000 noodles. A maximum of 100 digital noodles can be used per any single piece of saved art, for a maximum 1,000 noodle donation per piece of saved art. When you’re done with you’re art, click “Glue down and donate” and a donation will be made to Feeding America.® That’s it.
Disclosure: As part of the DailyBuzz Moms Featured Publisher Program, I received a stipend from KRAFT in exchange for my participation in this program.
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What a fun app! I’ll have to check it out and add it to the folder of games for the toddler to play!
I’m going to have to check out this app. X would love it! You totally brought me back to spray painted rigatoni necklaces. I may have to pull out some supplies and make pasta art with the boys this weekend.