Like some bizarre Boy Scout cookout fantasy, this house beckons to be attached to a wire hanger and placed over a roaring, open fire.  In fact, it was voted both "Most Likely to Become a S'More" and "Least Likely to Survive Near Boy Scouts."  Scott Pullman and Molly Schlesinger used an abundance of marshmallows ("Puffiest") to create a light, ethereal effect.  The foreground features one of the denizens of this winner of the "Jay Lorch Memorial Award for Most Flammable."

Alternating red and green M&Ms, evocative of Christmas colors, highlight the roof on this John Gardner creation.  An inviting green path, made of candy sprinkles and bordered by pretzel sticks, clearly demonstrate why this house won the "Most In the Spirit of the Season," "Most Livable," and "House Whose Occupants are Most Likely to be Someone's Bitch" awards.

Still not enough?

Have you seen any good gingerbread houses on the net? Let me know and I'll post a picture here for all to see.

Last updated: Sunday, December 30, 2007