Showing posts with label halloween treats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label halloween treats. Show all posts

Monday, October 1, 2012

Peanut Buttery Fright Mix


This is a favorite snack at our house.  Everyone loves it, because there is something in there for everyone!  :)  It's so easy to make, but there is one downside--waiting for the Bugles and pretzels to dry.  

Friday, September 16, 2011

Witch Hat cookies


I first saw these cute cookies on Munchkin Munchies and I have tried them a couple of times.  The first time I did them exactly like Sue did over at MM, but they were much too plain for me.  I only made a few of them.  But I thought about them and how cute they were.  I really wanted to make some for my granddaughter.  I decided to try again.  The second time around, I completely covered the cookie with frosting.  They tasted better, not so plain and boring.  This is what I used--Witch Hat cookies:

Ingredients
1 pkg. Chocolate wafer cookies
1 bag Hershey kisses
1 cntr. Chocolate frosting

Directions
  1. Frost the wafer cookie with the frosting.  
  2. Place Hershey kiss in the middle of the cookie.  
  3. Cover the kiss with frosting.  
  4. Pipe ribbon around the base of the kiss with contrasting frosting.

Monday, September 12, 2011

Fun Fall Treat Mix


I swiped this idea from Munchkin Munchies.  It is simple and easy, and if anyone knows me, I'm all about easy!  Of course you can change it up just as I did to match your tastes.
In a large mixing bowl mix together: 
cheese crackers,
salted peanuts,
pretzel squares. 
Reese's candy bits,
caramel corn,
honey nut cheerios,
cocoa puffs,
caramel candy corn,
candy apple candy corn
Halloween gummy candy
That's it!

Pour into storage jars and tie a ribbon around.

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Halloween Treats, No Trick!

A very good friend of mine (who shall remain nameless per her request) and her family got together to decorate cupcakes and a few other Halloween treats.  They hand-dipped fruit, strawberries, grapes, etc. in chocolate and then decorated them to resemble Frankenberries and other little monsters.  She brought in some of the grapes that had stringy orange hair and eyes made by dipping a toothpick into melted chocolate and then dotting it onto the grape.  So cute.  And yummy!

Here are some of the picture they took.









 Take a look at some of their cupcakes.





Doesn't that just make you want to go to the kitchen and start creating your own?