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One of my favorite parts of being a Mom is making themed food, activities, and of course parties! There was no reason to make Zombie Punch when it was just me and Sean at home. But now I’ve got the kids that think things like that are AWESOME!!! and of course it gives me a reason to be creative and bake to my hearts content!
Snickers Brownies are a family favorite of ours. I mean, I love just a regular brownie, but add all the extras on top and they get so yummy. Almost too yummy to share!
So when I got the chance to do a review of 3 of our favorite #spookycelebration products, I knew that I had to share these brownies.
Ingredients
Instructions
Heat oven to 375
Combine flour, sugar, cocoa and salt in a large mixing bowl. Then add the oil, vanilla and eggs and stir until all incorporated.
Pour batter into greased 9x13 pan (glass pan works best for the tombstone theme!)
Bake for 40-50 minutes until toothpick comes out clean.
approx. 5 minute before baking is done, pull the brownies out and top with snickers, then marshmallows and followed by chocolate chips. Place back in the oven for remaining 5 minutes to melt everything all together.
Once the brownie is done baking, drizzle with caramel sauce & hot fudge.
Serve warm
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Once the brownies were made, I used a paper mache tombstone and spray painted it with chalkboard paint. Then just put an RIP on it for the background to the Snickers Brownie.
The kids’ favorite part of this fun Halloween dessert was the Zombie Punch. They had to much fun with it. We got some eyeball bouncy balls, cleaned them really well and set aside. I then crushed up about 1 cup of frozen strawberries, and 1/2 cup of pomegranate seeds for the zombie guts. For the juice, I used a 1:2 ratio of Hawaiian punch to 7-up. Put it all in a big punch bowl, throw in the zombie guts and eyeballs for the finishing touches!! This could also be really fun served with dry ice!!!
Are you throwing a Halloween party this year? What are you planning on serving? Will Mars candy bars be part of it? They can take baking treats to the next level.
Make sure to grab a coupon for your Mars candy before heading out to purchase your Halloween candy!!
A few other Halloween posts that you may love
Halloween Decor on Chicken Wire | Scarecrow Munch w/ Free Printable
Paper Bag Monsters | “Spooky” Banner
oh man those brownies look so good.
I could kill one of those brownies right now. And my girls would love that punch. Thanks for sharing.
Wow Kathe! You made some super fun treats!! That punch does look pretty yummy. I”m a sucker for snickers….. you had me right there. 🙂
I can see why the kids love the Zombie punch! What fun! Thank you for linking this up with Mouthwatering Mondays! Have a great week!
Those brownies look great!
You are so creative. I’ll be honest with you, I almost gagged when I saw the Zombie punch, perfectly realistic! I bet it tastes delicious! You are awesome!
Halloween Punch! Exclusively from a Zombie I suppose 😉 :p .. But thats the real spirit of Halloween. The creepiest it is, the better it is. Isn’t it?