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Wrap up some deliciousness with this mummy dogs recipe.
If you want to make a spooky treat try these peanut butter spider cookies. We give them 8 thumbs up.
Dip strawberries into white chocolate and let it cool. Then use milk chocolate or icing to pipe little ghost faces onto the white chocolate.
On the hunt for something healthy this Halloween? Check out these scary cute treats.
Here are several Halloween recipes that are frighteningly delicious.
Try these scary good Chomping Halloween Oreo Monsters!

Get dipping with this scrumptious recipe for marbled caramel apples.
An apple a day… Click here for an assortment of mouthwatering apple desserts.
When it’s chilly outside we need chili inside.
There’s nothing to laugh about when it comes to this snickerdoodle recipe.
It’s pumpkin season. Click here if you’re craving some classic pumpkin pie.
Uncover this unbe-leafable fall marshmallow tree recipe.
Pumpkin spice makes everyone nice. Get cozy with this pumpkin spice latte recipe.

Don’t let the turkey hog the spotlight. Here are some delicious recipes and ideas for sides and appetizers.
For an easy yet adorable appetizer make your very own turkey face veggie tray.
There’s nothing sweeter than a sweet potato casserole.
Get cooking, because these are some of the best Thanksgiving recipes we’ve ever tasted.
Check out these incredible desserts perfect for Thanksgiving, including a no bake pumpkin cheesecake that will knock your fuzzy socks off.
Tis pumpkin season and nothings beats a classic pumpkin pie.
If you want to spruce up your pie crust, try adding a few simple, yet cute designs. Try cutting out different sized leaves and placing them around the edge. You could also roll out the pie crust and cut out any design you want. Cut out little flowers, diamonds, or chevron shapes before laying it on top.
Warm up with this pumpkin spice latte recipe.

Check out these four delicious hot chocolate recipes.
Winter is snow laughing matter. Warm up with these winter drink recipes.
Cheers to these wonderful winter cocktail recipes.
These appetizer recipes are perfect for small gatherings and will have your friends and family asking for your secrets.
Try these fresh winter salads using in-season produce.
If you’re looking for something savory check out this sausage and roasted red pepper braid.
Discover these easy to make 20-minute winter dinners.
Winner winner chicken dinner, check out these chicken recipes.
These simple dinners you can whip up using your pantry staples are shockingly good and easy to make in a pinch.

Get your Latke on! Click here for a recipe to make mouthwatering classic potato latkes. Don’t forget to dip them in sour cream and applesauce!
Check out these yummy side dish recipes.
For scrumptious sweets look into these Hanukkah desserts, including dreidel-shaped cakes and traditional treats.
Cheers to Hanukkah themed cocktails.
Marshmallow dreidels anyone? Dip the bottom of a chocolate kiss into melted chocolate and then press it onto a marshmallow. Place it into the fridge for 15 minutes. Then slowly press a pretzel stick into the other end of the marshmallow to serve as the handle. Dip the entire bottom of the dreidel into a bowl of melted chocolate. Fill a plastic bag with melted white chocolate or white icing and pipe the Hebrew letters onto each side. If you want to make it sparkle, before the chocolate fully melts sprinkle some blue sprinkles on the outside.

Check out these festive recipe ideas for Kwanzaa.
Try these yummy and healthy Kwanzaa recipes.
Taste this incredible African peanut soup.
Winner winner chicken dinner, soul-smothered chicken.
Make scrumptious cookies of your choosing and use traditional Kwanzaa colors to decorate them. If you don’t have a piping bag, put the icing in a plastic bag and cut a tiny tip off one of the corners.
These benne wafers will have you grinning from ear to ear.

Check out these four delicious hot chocolate recipes. For a snowman marshmallow topper, stick 3 marshmallows together using toothpicks. Using chocolate pipe 3 small buttons on the middle marshmallow and eyes and a smile on the top marshmallow. Give the snowman a cute little nose using a candy corn. For arms and legs use pretzel sticks.
Take a sip and say ahhh with these eggnog recipes.
Winter is snow laughing matter. Warm up with these winter drink recipes.
Hot potato these crispy potatoes with rosemary salt are tasty.
You will be stuffed and happy after eating these buttered stuffing with mushrooms.
Ham for the holidays.
Enjoy making and eating these Santa sugar cookie cutouts.
Make your favorite pie or cake in a round pan. After you cut it into slices decorate them to look like Santa’s hat. Pipe red icing over the entire triangle slice. Then simple pipe a white ball on the top corner and the hat rim on the outside edge.
Don’t miss out on this Christmas pudding recipe.
These mouthwatering brown butter snickerdoodle cookie cups are 10/10.

These drink recipes will be a hit.
Stir it up with dazzling cocktails.
Finger-foods that are as cute as they are delicious.
From sweet-and-sour to cranberry-sauced, these meatball recipes are a must-have.
Check out the following New Year’s Eve party menus and recipes–great for any type of gathering you choose.
Dip pretzel rods into melted white chocolate and then immediately pour silver or gold sprinkles onto the chocolate before it melts. Place the candy-coated pretzel rod onto wax paper, let it dry, and then enjoy!
The best way to end 2020 would be with cakes, truffles, cookies and tons of luscious desserts.
It’s no surprise that this surprise-inside New Year’s Eve cake is not only fun but tastes incredible.