Frankenstein and Vampire Chocolate Bar Covers

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I've been trying Halloween treat bag ideas, and I still can't decide which one I'm sending to my son's class this year. So far, these chocolate bar wraps are my favorite.

Items used to make these:
Construction paper, wiggly eyes (from dollar store), black marker, scissors, glue.

PS: I just made an update on an old post " apple monster". You can find my newest creation apple vampires there.

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Vampire Burgers (Spooky Lip Pops)

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Say cheeeeese!

Creepy? umm.... maybe a little bit. My son loved them though ;D
To make this spookie lunch, you need a burger of any kind, cheese, nori (olive works too) and a plastic pick from Spooky Lip Pop.
Another easy lunch idea for the Halloween season!

I got these Lip Pops at Target for a dollar each.






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Say Hi To The Apple Monster!

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Say cheese......
This apple monster idea I got from Family Fun is definitely a fun and healthy snack your kids will love.
You need: apple, slivered almonds, toothpicks, mini marshmallows and some green cookie icing.

You can get 4 monsters out of one apple.



Put the smaller wedge in your mouth then eat it!
You may toast the almonds first if you want.


 Break each pieces of almond in half, then stick them in place for teeth.



Add eyes

 Tip: leaving apple in salt water for a few seconds will keep it from browning!




Oct 12, 2011 update:
If you or your kids are allergic to nuts, here is another option: apple vampire

The teeth were cut out from McDonalds straw.
Isn't it a fun and healthy little treat to send to school? Just don't forget to remind the kids to pull out vampire's teeth before eating!

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