By breaking down some of the most popular candy bars into their essential elements, Chow has created a how-to guide for making your own Halloween candy.
They’re delicious looking, and probably taste better than the store bought variety, so be prepared for a chocolate feast.
Post Halloween workouts not included.
[Chow - Make Your Own Halloween Candy Bars: Corner-Store Sweets Go High-End]
Ever wonder what they do with the giant pumpkins that compete in contests after they do the weigh-in?
I had always assumed that they made a ginormous pumpkin pie, but apparently, some crafty pumpkineers have turned the gourds into hollowed out Halloween rafts that they can then race down the river.
It’s like a Master Craft-o’-lantern.
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With costumes this cool, it’s never too early to start looking for what you want to be at next year’s Halloween bash.
[Trading Places Walking Illusions]
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It used to be that worms and spiders were about the scariest candy got. Now, companies have gone gross in an attempt to draw in the kiddies. How does candy poop, vomit, snot, bugs, scabs and ear wax sound? If it sounds good to you, you’re probably less than 10 years old, and have a mouth full of dentist income. Check out Candy Addict’s list of the Top 10 Grossest Candies, ‘cause handing these out during Halloween is sure to get you TPed far less than those raisins you usually give away.
[Candy Addict - Top 10 Grossest Candies]
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Moonstruck Chocolate Co. is a Chocolatier with a passion for creative confections, including this year’s Spooky Sweets collection for the Halloween season. The treats include the Halloween Horror Pizza, a slice of milk chocolate pizza topped with a ghoulish array of red “Chocolate Sauce”, and eyeball truffle and gummy treats in the shape of worms and teeth, the Ivory Skull with Gummy Brains, a white chocolate skull filled with gummy brains, Wormy Jack, a milk chocolate Jack O’ Lantern filled with gummy worms, and a variety of other ghoulish gummies and creepy chocolates. Why trick, when you can treat?
[Moonstruck Chocolate Company]
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