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Candied Apples: Here’s a recipe for a traditional Halloween treat–Candied Apples. This is an easy recipe and the only specialty item needed for cooking is a candy thermometer. Recipe and instructions found at HalloweenKitchen.com.
Date Added: Sep 27, 2007
Caramel Covered Apples: When it comes to candied apples, these are my favorite. Ooey gooey caramel. Here’s a simple recipe to make them using Borden Brand caramels (or use any kind you like). Recipe details found at HalloweenKitchen.com.
Date Added: Sep 27, 2007
Dried Apple Shrunken Heads for Halloween: These little faces, made from dried apples, can look really nasty and sinister — the perfect thing to decorate a Halloween party. Tuck them in among the food at your Halloween Buffet. You can also make lots of dried apple heads and string them up like a spooky garland. Instructions from FabulousFoods.com.
Date Added: Sep 27, 2007
Wormy Apples: These are a little different–yummy baked apples with gummy worms coming out through little worm holes. A Tipnut feature recipe.
Date Added: Sep 26, 2007
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Welcome! Here you'll find a large (and growing) collection of Halloween projects I've found online--only the cutest, coolest or creepiest will do! I'll also post a few of the tricks I have up my sleeve.
There are props, recipes, decorations, crafts, homemade costume ideas, tips and all things Halloween in general.
This site is an extension of my main blog Tipnut.com which is filled with household tips, recipes, sewing, crafts, homemade How To's and all kinds of DIY projects and hacks for around the home. Make sure to check it out!
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