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8 Halloween Crafts You Can Eat

Brooke McLay | October 5th, 2012 at 3:39 pm

Who says you can’t cook in your kitchen, and get your craft on, too? Not us! Because we’ve pulled together 9 totally adorable crafts that will keep your kids busy in the kitchen while also turning into uber-delish bites of holiday yummy! So grab a knife, fork, and Halloween spork and start slicing, dicing, and cooking up these 8 fun crafts that are also fun to eat!

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Spiderweb Cakes in a Jar

Want the ultimate, most perfect cake in a jar ever? Check out this super fun, spider web cake, which will have your kiddos scrambling to help you craft it into perfection before baking!
Get the recipe for Halloween Fun Spider Web Cake
photo: Kelsey Banfield

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Brooke McLay

Brooke McLay is a recipe developer, food writer, food photographer, and cooking show host for Babble, General Mills, & Good Cook. You can find and follow her latest whims at Cheeky Kitchen.

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