Hoping to find time to make some of these today...
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| Tana Ramsay's Hooting Hallowe'en Owls |
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I'm not really that into Hallowe'en, especially 'trickle treating' (as the children seem to call it). A few years back I scored on that front, by giving children from school who arrived at my door oranges or apples (we didn't have any sweets in the house!). Word soon got round that it isn't worth hammering on our door and scaring the living daylights out of me because all you get is FRUIT!
Result.
These are lovely!
ReplyDeleteI have 7 kidlets for halloween tea tomorrow so might try and make these. YUM!
mwa ha ha ha!
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Those are adorable. I loved trick or treating when I was young but it is not a holiday here in Holland. It is not my favorite holiday though but I like to remember now with fond memories of my sister. This was her very favorite holiday.
ReplyDeleteHugs from Holland ~
Heidi
Oh Alix they look lovely shame to eat them.Have a good halloween.Love Jill xx
ReplyDeleteOh I love Halloween - although I do take the lit pumpkin in again to dissuade trick or treaters after about 8.30. There's only so many times I can be bothered to open the door slowly (wearing a fake witches nose) and saying 'Yeeeeee-eess?' in scary creaky voice.
ReplyDeleteI will add the owls to my inspiration file for next year - already made eyeball cakes, rice krispie spiders, graveyard cakes, ogre teeth and gingerbread mummies!
I love the cakes, something to make next year I think!
ReplyDeleteI also think the fruit is a great idea!
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Those cakes look and lovely!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your halloween.
Ha ha, must remember the fruit deterrent!
ReplyDeleteLove the little owl cakes!
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