Super Simple Halloween Treats - Ingredients
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The document lists ingredients for 6 Halloween-themed treats including Banana Ghosts made with bananas, clementines, and nuts; Monster Donuts with donuts, jelly, lollipops, and chocolate balls; and Oreo Eyeballs made by decorating Oreo cookies with jelly and candies. Other treats described are Witches' Brooms using pretzels, cheese and cilantro; Witch Hats made of cookies, chocolate kisses and jelly; and Oreo Spiders crafted from Oreos, licorice, jelly and M&Ms.
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