• Gingerbread houses are made with thin gingerbread walls that are held together by royal icing. The houses are then decorated with candies and icing, and tend to resemble the witch's house found in the woods by Hansel and Gretel in Grimm's Fairy Tales.
  • World's Largest Gingerbread House

    In November 2006, Roger Pelcher built the world's largest gingerbread house inside the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota. The gingerbread house project took nine days for Pelcher and his team to complete. The final result stood 67 feet tall and took up 1,496 square feet.delish.com: Largest Gingerbread House
  • How to Preserve a Gingerbread House

    Spray your completed house with a water-soluble polyurethane spray to preserve it.Gingerbread Lane: Preservation

    You can wrap your finished house in layers of plastic after the holidays and store it in a dry basement. Check on your house occasionally to make sure mice haven't chewed through the plastic and eaten away at your masterpiece.Gingerbread Lane: Preservation

    Construct parts of your frame from cardboard to create a sturdier base and foundation.Gingerbread Lane: Preservation

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