Crafting with Kids for Happy Halloween Memories
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- Cooper 0 comments
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SO excited for our Halloween "class" with Kaitlin, the Whisk Kid. You are going to LOVE her and this will be sure to get you in the Halloween spirit. See you soon!
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Ashley Whipple 0 comments
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I'm so excited to see the treats that the Whisk Kid has for us. My kids love to create in the kitchen!
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Amy Johnson 0 comments
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Can't wait to talk treats with y'all!
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- Erin O 3 comments
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Today is National Dessert Day, and the gorgeous Halloween treats our teams came up with through the Rice Krispies Making Memories Challenge would be a great way to celebrate. You can see them all here: http://www.themotherhood.com/circle/show/id/61764
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Add a Pinch 0 comments
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This was such a fun challenge. Can't wait to talk Halloween treats with y'all today!
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Sommer Collier 1 comment
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Hi Guys! I can't wait to get started. :)
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Featured Guest- Kristyn 0 comments
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Hi Everyone!!! I hope you are all having a great day. Can't wait to chat with all of you!
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Featured Guest- SuperJenn 0 comments
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Hi Everyone!
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- Emily 3 comments
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Hi there!!!
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Featured Guest- CookingwithZ 0 comments
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Hi Everyone!
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- Erin O 2 comments
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We're on! There's Cooper!
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Featured Guest- Ashley Whipple 3 comments
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Love the spooky music intro. Too funny!
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Featured Guest- Julie McKinley 0 comments
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Hey all! :)
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- Stephanie 3 comments
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Hello everyone!!!
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- Kayla S 0 comments
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Love Kaitlyn! I follow her blog...it's AMAZING!
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- RobynsWorld 1 comment
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Hi everyone! Excited to see what everyone has come up with!
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Sommer Collier 4 comments
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Look at that cute kitchen!
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Featured Guest- Jacquilyn Avery 0 comments
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Hi everyone!
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- Erin O 0 comments
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Kaitlin is right! Baking with kids is SUCH a good way to spend quality time together.
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Sommer Collier 0 comments
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Those are so fun--my kids would LOVE them!
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Ashley Whipple 1 comment
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Ogre ears! I love it, I think I need to make some these halloween! Yum!
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Add a Pinch 2 comments
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Great idea to use the water!
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Featured Guest- Sommer Collier 3 comments
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Oiling your hands is such a great tip.
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- RobynsWorld 0 comments
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What a great idea keeping them over warm water to keep them soft!
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Featured Guest- Jacquilyn Avery 1 comment
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My adobe flash keeps crashing :( :( :(
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Featured Guest- Kristyn 0 comments
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Oh, scoops are so helpful!
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Featured Guest- Add a Pinch 0 comments
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The smashing is all part of the fun!
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Featured Guest- SuperJenn 4 comments
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We tried candy melts at Easter to no avail :) Melted frosting worked well when we made candy corn krispies treats :)
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Featured Guest- Kristyn 2 comments
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Mmmm, those look so good!
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Featured Guest- joeyfortman 0 comments
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The cutest Kaitlin! Love your spunk!
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Featured Guest- Jacquilyn Avery 0 comments
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mmmm pepperment patties!
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Kristyn 5 comments
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Punk Rocker Pumpkins... Love the idea!
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Featured Guest- Ashley Whipple 1 comment
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I need to make some Halloween treats for preschool. These would be perfect!
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- Kayla S 0 comments
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Making a punk-rock pumpkin with a candy corn mohawk. So fun!
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Amy Johnson 3 comments
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My kids would have fun making rock stars.
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- RobynsWorld 2 comments
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That ghost is SO cute!
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Featured Guest- CookingwithZ 1 comment
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Love these little pumpkins & ghosts. So cute and easy to make!
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- Erin O 0 comments
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Rice Krispies are great with all different kinds of candies. There's so much variety you can use ... really great way to get creative with your kids.
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Sommer Collier 0 comments
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The hidden surprise is a really fun concept!
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Featured Guest- Amy Johnson 1 comment
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Meeee-ooow!
Cooper is the cutest.7 months ago
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- RobynsWorld 1 comment
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Yay for your mom being your assistant. That is very cool of her! It is so nice when they are suportive of our blogs/careers
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- RobynsWorld 1 comment
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I love Cooper's ears today
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- Erin O 4 comments
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Here's Team Kansas City's recipe for Cinnamonster Rice Krispies Treats!
Cinnamonster RIce Krispies Treat Snack Mix
3 Tbsp. Unsalted Butter
4oz. cinnamon flavored marshmallows (1/2 bag)
2 1/2c. Traditional Rice Krispies®
Cinnamon Sugar (Mix to your personal cinnamon/sugar preference)
Melt 3Tbsp. Butter in a heavy saucepan over med-high heat.
Add marshmallows, stirring constantly until melted and mixture is smooth.
Add RiceKrispies® to hot mixture in saucepan (this keeps them warm, and thus easier to manipulate, longer)
Mix thoroughly.
Spray cooking spray on a cookie sheet and pull out small chunks of Rice Krispies mixture one at a time to work with. Pull apart enough to make small balls of krispies treats, slightly smaller than "bite sized".
You will need to work quickly. The cooler the mixture gets, the more difficult it is to shape.
Roll each ball in the cinnamon and sugar mixture to coat. Set aside on waxed paper.
If not using immediately, cover tightly to store.
***Tip: If you want a more crunchy texture to your cinnamon balls, set your marshmallows out the night before so that they dry out. They will melt as normal but when the final mixture cools it will be more crunchy and less chewy.***
Mix Cinnamon balls with 1 1/2c. popped popcorn, 1/2c. salted cashews and 1/2c. chocolate candy pieces.
Just in case cinnamon isn't your thing (or because we couldn't stop ourselves) here is a chocolate variation: Swap out cinnamon marshmallows for chocolate ones and Cocoa Krispies® for the traditional ones. In the mix, use candy corn in place of chocolate candy pieces.
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Sommer Collier 1 comment
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They had Bakerella's Cake-Pops Book at the kid's book fair today. She is a rock-star.
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Ashley Whipple 2 comments
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Love the piping "pens." Seems like you could skip some the mess that way!
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- joeyfortman 1 comment
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Cooper-you honestly are sooo stinking cute. LOVE your ears! MEOW!
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Ashley Whipple 1 comment
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Just make sure you use an oil based dye to color candy melts. Water based colors will ruin your chocolate!
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- Erin O 5 comments
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This is Team Philly's Brown Butter Pumpkin Rice Krispies Treats. You can use them to create a haunted pumpkin patch!
Brown Butter Pumpkin Rice Krispies Treats – Haunted Pumpkin Patch
Recipe
Ingredients:
• 1 stick (8 TBS) butter or margarine
• 1 ¼ tsp Pumpkin Pie Spice
• 1 package(about 40) + 10 regular marshmallows
• 2 TBS Pumpkin Puree
• 7 cups Rice Krispies
Directions:
1. In large saucepan melt butter over low heat. Stirring frequently. Butter will foam and then the foam will subside. Brown bits will begin to form at the bottom. Keep stirring. You will smell a nutty aroma and the butter will be lightly brown. Off the heat.
2. Stir in pumpkin pie spice until incorporated. Add marshmallows and stir. Put the heat back on low and stir until marshmallows are completely melted. Remove from heat.
3. Stir in pumpkin puree and two drops of red food coloring and 3-4 drops of yellow food coloring (to make desired orange color).
4. Mix in Rice Krispies until they are fully coated with marshmallow mixture. Turn out onto a wax paper lined baking sheet.
To Make Pumpkins:
Ingredients:
• One batch Brown Butter Pumpkin Rice Krispie Treats.
• Small Pretzel Sticks
• Green Icing tube with Leaf tip.
Directions:
1. Allow Rice Krispies Treats to cool for a bit.
2. Shape into round balls. Insert a 1/3 of a pretzel stick into the tops to act as a pumpkin stem.
3. Use green icing and an leaf tip to create a small green leaf on the side of the “stem.”
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- Emily 0 comments
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Hi Mom!!!!!!!
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Sommer Collier 1 comment
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Sound like our house. It's looking pretty SPOOKTACULAR these days.
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- Erin O 5 comments
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Team Phoenix made Rice Krispies Caramel Apple Treats complete with a spooky table display!
Rice Krispies Caramel Apple Treats
Yield: approximately 12 servings
Ingredients:
4 Tbsp butter or margarine
1 10 ounce bag of marshmallows
1 ½ cups dehydrated apples
2 individual serving size packets of Apple Cider drink mix
1 1/2 cup caramel bits or caramel squares cut into small chunks
6 cups Kellogg’s Rice Krispies®
Popsicle, lollipop, or other sticks
Caramels for dipping the apples
Assorted cookies, candies, and sprinkles for decorating
Directions – Preparing the Treats
Heat 4 Tbsp butter or margarine in a sauce pan over low heat.
Add the marshmallows and stir until completely melted.
Stir in 2 packets of Apple Cider drink mix.
Remove from heat and stir in 6 cups of Kelloggs Rice Krispies®.
While the mixture is still hot, add the dehydrated apples and caramel chunks.
Once the mixture is cool enough to handle, tightly pack balls of Caramel Apple Treats around your stick. Make sure your hands are clean and greased well to avoid sticking.
Rest your treats, stick side up on a sheet of wax paper or greased cookie sheet
Refrigerate the treats until it is party time.
Directions – Dipping and Decorating
Heat up a bag of caramels on the stove-top according to the package instructions.
Depending on age and kitchen experience, you can let your child dip the caramel apple treats in the caramel or you can give some assistance.
Before the caramel sets up, have your child roll their caramel apple treat in various candies, sprinkles, or crushed up cookies. You can go crazy and incorporate your families favorite treats into this recipe.
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- Erin O 5 comments
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And last but not least, Team Asheville created a very kid-friendly Make Your Own Monster party!
Recipe: Make Your Own Monsters Rice Krispies Treats
Ingredients
3 Tb. butter
4 cups (10 oz.) mini marshmallows
6 cups Rice Krispies Cereal
1/2 teaspoon apple pie spice
decorator frosting, various colors
assorted candies
Instructions
Spray a 9 X 13 inch baking dish with non-stick cooking spray.
In a saucepan, melt the butter and marshmallows over medium heat. Once melted add apple pie spice and stir until dissolved.
Remove from heat and add the Rice Krispies. Stir until coated.
Spoon the Rice Krispies mixture into the prepared pan. Press firmly with wax paper.
Once cooled, use cookie cutters to cut the Rice Krispies Treats into desired shapes.
Decorate Rice Krispies treats with decorator frosting and assorted candies to make your own monster.
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Sommer Collier 5 comments
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My daughter's been a cat 4 times... and she doesn't like cats. Strange.
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- SuperJenn 4 comments
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My 5yo is going to be Darth Vader ... the 2yo is going to be Yoda.
May the Force Be With ME7 months ago
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- Erin O 5 comments
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Here's Kaitlin's blog! http://www.whisk-kid.com
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Add a Pinch 4 comments
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Thanks so much, Kaitlin and her Mom!!!
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- Erin O 0 comments
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Here is the Facebook album with all of the photos from the Halloween Challenge! https://www.facebook.com/ricekrispies#!/media/set/?set=a.10150336806707886.361935.306397722885&type=3
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Ashley Whipple 4 comments
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Great job on the challenge everyone! Rice Krispies has their work cut out for them judging.
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Kristyn 0 comments
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Bye, Cooper! I hope you have a great Halloween too!
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Featured Guest- Amy Johnson 0 comments
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Bye!
7 months ago
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Featured Guest- Sommer Collier 0 comments
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Thanks guys! Such fun. :)
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- Erin O 5 comments
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Thanks for being here, everyone! It was a lot of fun!
7 months ago
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- Emily 0 comments
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Happy Halloween everyone!!!! Thank you Rice Krispies for sponsoring the conversation and Crafting For Kids!!!!
Thank you wonderful Kaitlyn and fabulously creative co-hosts for being here today for this FANTASTIC conversation!!!!!!!!!7 months ago
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- indiana 0 comments
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I am so sorry I missed this! Had a sick kid who had to go to the Dr. I look forwrd to browsing the ideas though!
7 months ago
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Talk Host- Kaitlin 2 comments
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Thank so much for hanging out with me guys!! I had a blast!!
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- Erin O 0 comments
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Here's a photo of Kaitlin's adorable Rice Krispies pumpkin creation.
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Talk Description
This Talk is sponsored by Kellogg’s® Rice Krispies®
Access your inner child and have fun with your kids this Halloween using some tasty edible craft ideas from Rice Krispies. Join 16 amazing bloggers and Kaitlin Flannery, the baking whiz behind Whisk Kid blog, for a demonstration of fun and creative recipes via live video feed. Whether it's for family quality time or a costume party for your kids and their friends, everyone will have a great time making these hauntingly delicious desserts!
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Kayla S
I can't wait! It's going to be SO fun! :)