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Rice "creepies" treats. Image courtesy of www.Holidash.com.
Here's another spooky Halloween sweet treat, courtesy of blog extraordinaire, Slashfood.
Rice Krispie Treats are a well-loved snack food. Gussy them up this Halloween by cutting them into spooky shapes and decorating them with icing. Slashfood features a graveyard of Rice Krispie treats, but you could also cut the treats in the shape of ghosts, pumpkins, witches hats, leaves, or other Halloween favorites.
Need more Halloween baking ideas? Check out the Boston Party Planning Page's posts for more ideas, including how to make dirt dessert and witches' fingers.
Danielle E. Brown is a Boston-based writer and event planner. Want to be featured on the Boston Party Planning Page? Send your comments, questions, and news tips to PartyPlannerExaminer@yahoo.com.
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