By now, you can probably tell that I am a big fan of Halloween.
I love Halloween because there was no Halloween back when I was a kid.
I didn’t get to wear cool, crazy and funky costumes and go around trick or treating.
Unlike my Ykaie, we take her to the mall yearly, in the coolest costume we can think of and go around trick or treating..Well, because that’s the only place where there’s trick or treat around here.
Back when I was a kid, my activity is watching too many scary movies and reading too many horror comic books than I could handle.
My knowledge of manananggals, aswangs, kapres, tikbalangs and all other malignos are vast….{These are mythical vampire/monsters here in the Philippines}
I could scare myself at night without any effort… I don’t need a second party to scare the bejezzus out of me..
I wave and say hi to the monsters in my closet and I talk to the boogeyman under my bed like we’re bff’s.
This Halloween, aside from making cute halloween-y things,
I was thinking of making gross Adult Halloween food as well.
I think the kids in the house need a little jolt of grossness…
Besides, it’s better than buying those sexy adult halloween costumes….LOL!
What do you think?
My tuesday is kinda boring…. the only guy who wants to date me is Frank. {paging, paging peanutbutter♥}
..and I have three Franks lined up to get all chewed up.
FrankenS’mores Pops
inspired by Kitchen Fun with my 3 Sons
Ingredients:
Green Food Color Mist
Graham Crackers
Marshmallows
Hershey’s Chocolate/ Chocolate Frosting
Ready-made Vanilla Frosting
Black Food Color Gel
♥you will need: popsicle stick
Directions:
- Break graham crackers into squares. Set aside.
- Mix black food color and vanilla frosting this is for Frankenstein’s hair and eyebrows. Set aside.
- Spray each square with green food coloring mist.
- Put melted chocolate or chocolate frosting on each side of graham crackers. Put it on the side that is not green.
- Stick popsicle stick in a marshmallow and put it in between the graham crackers.
- Put Black vanilla frosting in a piping bag and use that to draw Frankenstein’s hair,eyebrows and mouth.
- Cut mini-marshmallow rounds and attach them on for eyes with the frosting.
- Pipe in black vanilla frosting in the middle for pupils
- Cut small marshmallow pieces and attached them to the bottom side part of Frank as his electrodes.
Ykaie loved these FrankenS’mores and attacked them right after coming home from school…
These are too cute, Peachy. And Ykaie is just the perfect little model. She knows her stuff 😉 Looking forward to some gross-out food!
super like!
OMG! I want to make this!
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How cute! I want to make these for my nieces!
These do look ghoulishly tasty! I bet these were a lot of fun to make and your daughter enjoyed them. Cute pictures-she is adorable. Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Brilliant idea – can’t wait to share these with my kids – thanks!!
mary x
Looks spooky right one for Halloween, your princess looks really cute. Thanks for sharing with hearth and soul blog hop.
So cute, Peach!
These are so adorable. 🙂 Seem like your little girl really enjoyed them.
Wow these looks fun and easy. What a great activity for a teacher.
These are amazing! Great idea for a Halloween party we are having at work!
sarap ng frankie biscuits. nakakain din ba yung mga spiders? or decor lang.
These are so cute!! Frank’s the only one who wants to date me too!
So cute! 🙂 very creative..:)
Itsberyllicious
So very cute! I am sure they are delicious! Perfect for halloween! I linked to you from Tuesdays Tasty Tidbits. Love your blog!
That’s so cute and creative! Sarap gayahin kaso di ko alam san bibili ng pangcolor haha!
Very nice presentation. Ang creative mo talaga sis when it comes to food design. Silent but big fan here. 🙂
ang galing! super…super…super… talaga:)
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you’re really very creative 🙂 I never thought of making any of your designs ahihi
Wow! super nakaka-amaze lahat ng designs mo! with only few ingredients, I hardly believe you can produce an excellent food art! two thumbs up!
How cute! love the colour mist…very handy and practical.
Those are awesome!
adorable! lovely pre halloween recipe 🙂
Haha. Those are so gross, but also really cute. Thanks for sharing on the Hearth and Soul blog hop!
What a great treat to make with your little girl. I love the way your write too. I am not big into Halloween, though I did get to participate as a child….just the opposite..hah. I kind of turned it into more of a fall festival when my kids were little and not so much about monsters. One of my kids was super sensitive to monsters and had nightmares. He once watched Children of the Corn at a friends house when he was WAY too young to do so (and totally without my knowledge) . He was about 6 and the next time he slept alone in his own room was probably 5 years later. He used to go from sister to sister until one would let him sleep with them. So….we kicked all monsters out of the picture…..no ghosts, goblins, demons (which I believe are real anyway), witches (which I also think are real), monsters…boogie men….wizards….etc. We stuck with cowboys, animals, Disney characters (that excluded the above list…haha) etc. Anyway….that son has a black belt and is a Captain in the army….having had the privilege to arrest several really bad terrorists and spent every day of his deployment dodging IEDs. I guess he has gotten over his sensitivity to the boogie man….haha. Thanks for sharing with Tuesday’s Tasty Tidbits. Happy Fall….and Happy Halloween!
Does the black frosting for the hair and mouth harden? What could I use if it doesn’t?
Hi Tiffany, thanks for dropping by…
No, the frosting doesn’t harden but you can use royal icing instead. It get’s hard when it dries out..
You did a great job on these! We would love for you to link back to us for the idea. http://kitchenfunwithmy3sons.blogspot.com/2011/09/frankensmores-pops.html Thanks!!
@Itsberyllicious:disqus
hahaha ang cute cute ng model! It’s very nice that you do this sis. Very fun for the little girl. Yun nga lang, madaling maubos! LOL