These cakes are a little too creepy for me, but they would be awesome at a Halloween party. I know some kids that would think these are really cool. Mary and Brenda Maher of Cakegirls shares how to create these … Read More...

Nothing is more iconic than candy corn for Halloween. I am guilty of loving that sweet treat, but not everyone will be in agreement. Alison at Pint-sized Treasures makes the classic rice krispie treats look like candy corn. She also … Read More...

Apple cider is wonderful cold or warm. This recipe is similar to Starbuck’s apple cider. If that is a favorite drink of yours, you could save a few bucks by making your own. This recipe is for only one … Read More...

Check out this healthy addition to a Halloween party–Jack O’ Lantern Fruit Cups–at Pennies on a Platter. Find the how-tos HERE.

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As much as I love sweet fruity pies, I also enjoy savory pies too. This pie by Samantha at My Kitchen Love is perfect for the autumn weather. Even the pie crust is savory. A comforting meal on a cold … Read More...

I’ll add this brilliant idea to the “why didn’t I think of that?” pile…spider ice cubes. Find the how-tos HERE at Fahrenheit 350.

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Are you planning a Halloween party? These cute s’mores treat bags will make great gift bags for the guests to take home. Or serve them up while sitting around the fire pit during the party. Kelli and Kristi from LollyJane … Read More...

As the holidays are fast approaching, here is a new appetizer to add to your menu this season. You can try it out at football tailgating party over the weekend for a taste test. Of course, you can’t go wrong … Read More...

Nothing says fall like baking a fresh apple pie! The house smells wonderful and a slice of pie is comforting on a cold autumn day! Sometimes you don’t have to time to do all the prep work to make an … Read More...

Here are some healthy recipes to serve at a Halloween Party. These are recipes that can be served at kid’s party or adult party. No one will know the difference and those that are on a gluten free diet, will … Read More...

Here is a beverage to enjoy during the cold autumn days and nights. This would also be enjoyable through the holiday months. Kimberly from A Night Owl shares how to make this beverage that pretty much makes itself in the … Read More...

Who you going to call? The Stay Puft Marshmallow man, because he is so cute! These would be cute for a retro movie night of the original “Ghostbusters”. Even if your kids don’t know the Stay Puft Marshmallow man these … Read More...

Here is a cake that can be made for breakfast, brunch, or afternoon snack. This recipe is dairy-free and made by Joshua from Belly Rumbles. Do you have a coffee lover on your holiday list? You could give this as … Read More...

Here is an autumn breakfast or brunch item. The best part is that you can make it the night before and all you have to do is put it in the oven in the morning. Since you make it the … Read More...

The lovely force behind the popular Not Martha not only spills how she made these Halloween treats from Hostess and Little Debbie snack cakes, but her blog offers tons of ideas. She shares how to make stuff and great info … Read More...

Chocolate rolls dipped and decorated to look like Frankenstein. A cute and non-scary treat for your Halloween party. A wonderful treat to enjoy at Halloween party for the kids or adults. Jojo at Every Nook & Cranny used a mint … Read More...

It’s caramel corn, but looks like candy corn in a jar or bag. These would be cute gifts to give to friends, neighbors and teachers for Halloween. A great gift to give to party goers at a Halloween party. Amber … Read More...

How fun would these be at the kid’s Halloween party? A little creepy, but not too scary for the kids. The jelly is made with orange juice. You could use different juices. Petro from the Seaman Mom shares how to … Read More...

Scrolling through the kajillion ideas at Martha Stewart’s Halloween Central, these invisible lollies popped right at me. Find the how-tos HERE. You can get creative with the floating candies.

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