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Easy to Make Halloween Cakes
All of these are Halloween Cakes that I made, so I know they're easy to make! I can't cook a wet noodle but I can bake (well a little bit anyway!)
Making a cool cake for your Halloween party doesn't have to be difficult.
A round cake pan can produce pumpkins and ghoulish faces easily by just using unique frosting techniques.
Rectangular cake pans will allow for more freedom in cake shapes as you can carve so many shapes from them.
Freeze your baked cake for about a half hour before you trim it to help reduce the number of crumbs that appear when you go to trim the cake.
Halloween Cakes
Ghost Cake:
Ghosts don't have to be scary. This was a fun cake to make and he's so cute.
Ghost Cake Instructions for how to make this cute fellow for your Halloween Party.
Graveyard Cake:
This tombstone cake was simple to make. The frosting was done with a special easy to do technique.
Tombstone Cake Instructions
Skull Cake:
Halloween and skulls seem to go together. Your kids will love biting into this cake. Hint: don't make the eyes as round as I did and it will be scary.
Skull Cake Instructions
Frankenstein Cake:
This green monster cake looks hard but you'll have fun baking it. Hey if I can do it, anyone can!
Frankenstein Cake Instructions.
Pumpkin Cake:
This it just like a cake I made in high school. (no, we ate that one a long time ago...a long long long time ago!) Pumpkin Cake Instructions
Spiderweb Cake:
Kids will love helping to decorate this cake. Making the web is like magic to them.
Spiderweb Cake instructions
Halloween Cakes don't need to be perfectly made. If you can use your imagination and just have fun creating you'll have a winning Halloween cake every time!.
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Halloween Craft
Make Luminaries for your walkway. Paint fun designs on brown lunch bags. Use glow sticks to make them glow!
Halloween Facts
Halloween was introduced to the United States in the 19th century by the Irish.
What candy does a snake give out for Halloween?
Chocolate hisses
What did the ghost receive when he won first place at the fair?
A boo ribbon.
How does a witch keep her haunted house cool?
She puts on the scare conditioner.
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