Cheap But Chic: Halloween Treats That Will Spice Up This Halloween
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Cheap But Chic: Halloween Treats That Will Spice Up This Halloween
Photo courtesy of No. 2 pencil
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Halloween is the time of year for scary stories, dressing up, and parties. This year, spice up your party or everyday Halloween routine with these 3 simple treats.
Candy Corn On a Stick-
Materials:
- Ice Pop Maker (tray)
- Popsicle Sticks
- A box of white chocolate, instant jello pudding
- A box of vanilla, instant jello pudding
- Honey
- Red and Yellow food coloring
- 4 cups of milk
Steps:
- Prepare white chocolate pudding and vanilla pudding
- There should be 3 bowls (one for white chocolate, and two for vanilla)
- Color one of the vanillas yellow and leave the other one white
- Color the white chocolate orange
- Put each bowl in its own plastic bag and snip the corner
- Fill in the Ice Pop Maker Tray with the pudding (look at a picture of a candy corn if not sure how the layers go)
- Freeze for 2-3 hours or overnight
- Serve and enjoy
Recipe courtesy of No.2 Pencil
Mummy Dogs-
Materials:
- 1, 11 ounce package refrigerated breadsticks
- 12 jumbo FrankFurters
- Capers
Steps:
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees
- Stretch breadsticks
- Wrap stretched breadsticks over FrankFurters (but let the FrankFurters show a little bit, giving the mummy look)
- Bake for about 12 minutes or until golden brown
- Put 2 capers as eyes
Recipe courtesy of BHG
Spooky Blackberry Smoothie-
Materials:
- 1 cup blackberries
- ¼ blueberries
- ¾ cup water
- ½ cup ice
- 1 tsp lemon juice
Steps:
- Blend all ingredients together
- Enjoy
Recipe courtesy of myvega
I think Ashlynn Elliott did an amazing job because she explained the steps and what you will need. I would probably try to do the blackberry smoothie. I would also try to make the candy corn on a stick because it looks like it would be a lot of fun making the candy corn on a stick.
Alejandra Robles, I completely agree with you I feel she did a fantastic job and I can wait to make them myself.
I think Ashlynn Elliot did a marvelous job on explaining what materials you needed. She also did a great job on explaining what to do in steps and not mixed up. If I were to try this, I would do the candy corn on a stick because it looks delicious.
I think that Ashlynn did a great job on this article. She got all the info needed, she put it all out in a great and easy way. I think her essay gets the job done. If I had the chance to make this, I surely would because it looked scrumptious.
Ashlynn did a great job at explaining how to make these delicious treats.