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Halloween Movie Night #8

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Our 8th “Countdown to Halloween: Frightfully Fun Family Movie Night” presents…”The Nightmare Before Christmas”, which I’d never seen before. Very interesting. I think I like the light and firework show better at Disneyland than I do the movie. But I thought it would be sooo fun to wear my Jack Skellington shirt (that I bought at Target for next week’s Disneyland trip) while I served Jack Skellington pops (white chocolate dipped Rice Krispies). They got a kick out of it and gave me just the reaction I was looking for 🙂

Make your Rice Krispie recipe like you normally do (here is the recipe) and then instead of putting them in a pan, take your black and white striped paper straw (cut in half) and shape it in a circle at on end.  Set on wax paper and let cool and harden a little.  Next, dip them carefully into your melted white chocolate baking chips.  You might need to take a spoon and spoon the chocolate all over the round Rice Krispies ball.  Let that dry and harden on the wax paper.  Then, use a black gel icing tube from your grocery store to draw the eyes and nostrils and crazy mouth to create your Jack Skellington face.  Add a cute black grosgrain ribbon with white stitching to the bottom of his face to make a little bow (like his bow tie).  Bam!  You’re done.  It REALLY is very easy.  Don’t get overwhelmed by it’s cuteness!

Filed Under: Food, Holidays Tagged With: family movie night, Halloween, treats

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  1. 10 Halloween Treats & Movies For Kids - SheLeavesALittleSparkle says:
    November 2, 2016 at 2:48 pm

    […] to some of them that you can make upside down, with the head on top and the straw on the bottom.  HERE in the original post from a couple of years ago when my kiddos were little. So so […]

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