Showing posts with label Treats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Treats. Show all posts

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Halloween Treats - Monster Mix

Halloween Treats - Monster Mix


But don't stop with Halloween! Try it at your next party whether it's for Bridge, a birthday, or a spontaneous get together. It's easy to make and easy to eat!

What you'll need:

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- 1 10-ounce box peanut butter crackers (miniature size)


- 1 11-ounce box of small pretzels

- 1 10-ounce box M&M's

- 1 18-ounce box candy corn

- 1 cup sugar

- 1/2 cup butter

- 1/2 cup light corn syrup

- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract

- 1 teaspoon baking soda

First things first; preheat your oven to 250 degrees F.

Next, mix the pretzels and peanut butter crackers and put aside. Then in a good-sized saucepan, combine the sugar, butter, and the corn syrup. Bring the combination to a boil, stirring it over medium heat and simmer it for about 5 minutes.

Next, remove from the combination from the heat and stir in the vanilla and the baking soda. Then you'll need to pour the hot combination over the pretzels and crackers and stir until all is coated.

Transfer the entire combination to a greased baking pan and bake at for 45 minutes. You should stir it every 10 minutes or so. remove it from the oven and break it all apart while warm. Allow the combination to cool completely.

After it's all cooled, exchange the mix to a large bowl and toss it with the candy corn and M&M's.

The nice thing about this method is that you can make it ahead of the bewitching hour and store it in airtight containers until you are ready to use!

Enjoy!

Halloween Treats - Monster Mix


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Saturday, August 6, 2011

Ideas for Treats Instead of Halloween Candy

Ideas for Treats Instead of Halloween Candy


Most moms dread the thought of Trick or Treat bags filled with ultra-sugary candy. You want the kids to have a good time on Halloween night, but you don't want them overloading on empty calories. Tummy aches and toothaches are no fun for anyone. So this year, why not offer Halloween treats that are fun and nutritious?

Caramel Apples

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Who says you have to stock up on mini candy bars and lollipops? Offer caramel dipped apples instead. Yes, the caramel counts as candy, but the apple is the star of the treat. Get the kids complicated in production this fun snack and they won't even miss the volumes of candy. You can also offer them to Trick of Treaters. Just wrap them in wax paper or cellophane after they've had a opportunity to set.


Make caramel apples by washing and drying the apples of your choice. The grocery or craft store will carry lollipop sticks during the Fall season. Place one stick in each apple so that it's firmly in place.

Now, when it comes to the caramel, there are two ways to do it. You can whether buy caramel wraps in the grocery store. They are intended for exactly this purpose. They come in thin, flat, circular discs and are ready to wrap nearby the apples. Peel off one wrap at a time and simply form it nearby the base of the dry apple. As long as your apples are dry, the caramel wrap will stick for good. If there's any moisture, the wraps will tend to slide off.

The other way to make caramel apples is the old-fashioned way. You could boil up a batch of caramel using sugar and a candy thermometer. But it's even easier to buy a few bags of caramel candies and melt them down. In a large pot that you've buttered, melt a whole bag of caramels over low heat. Stand right by the pot stirring it. Don't walk away as caramel burns very indubitably and you'll have to throw the whole batch away. When all the caramels have melted, dip one apple on a stick at a time into the molten liquid. Roll the apple nearby so that the whole thing is covered. Let it set for a few seconds and then roll it in again for a second coat. Set on wax paper with the stick standing up until set. Once all the apples are done, you can whether roll them in chopped peanuts, sprinkles, walnuts or crushed pretzels.

Other healthy Choices

It all depends on whether you're finding for alternative Halloween treats for your own children or if you're trying to come up with a healthy treat to give out to Trick or Treaters in your neighborhood. If it's for your own children, you have lots of options. You can cut cheese into fun Halloween shapes and dispose them on a funky decorated plate. You can cut their sandwiches into cat or pumpkin shapes and have a good time with the Halloween theme. You can even offer muffins with a light cream cheese frosting that you dust with edible food glitter. Do blacks and oranges for a fun look. Stick in a pumpkin or ghost shaped ornamental pick.

For Trick or Treaters, you have to be careful. You don't know who might have an allergy to something you've made. And since the goblins at your door will disappear into the night, you can't check with every one of their parents. So, instead of production something, offer store bought popcorn balls, fruit roll ups, cheese and cracker packets, juice boxes, animal crackers or fun-shaped graham crackers.

There are many ways to have a fun and healthy Halloween season. Check out grocery store displays as often there are new holiday-shaped foods that are introduced during the Fall.

Ideas for Treats Instead of Halloween Candy


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