Tag: halloween

Body Part Chocolates

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Forrest was right… Life is like a box of chocolates… A box of life-sustaining body parts and organs. We’re sure that’s what he meant.

Brought to us by medical illustration company, Visual Anatomy, the chocolates were originally made just for clients. Now, anyone can have their very own chocolate lungs, pancreas, pelvis, or colon. Or, be a true romantic and send an anatomically-correct chocolate heart.

Visual Anatomy also offers yummy body parts individually, on a stick, or in large pieces — so you’ll always know what you’re gonna get.

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A Full Body Turkey Costume Exists

Still looking for the perfect/most ridiculous Halloween costume? Or, would you simply like to consolidate a few of the more superfluous holidays? Gobbler the Turkey is the ridiculous costume that you seek. The turkey outfit could also bridge the gap nicely between Halloween and Thanksgiving — creating a new single holiday, and thereby decreasing family time spent this Fall. Happy Thanksoween, everyone.

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Panna Cotta Brains with Raspberry Blood Sauce

photo provided by 1 Fine Cookie

Halloween approaches, and brains need to be made. Jasmin of 1 Fine Cookie has a creative and more refined version of brain treats, with Panna Cotta Brains. The easy to follow recipe, along with a complementary raspberry blood sauce, can be found at 1 Fine Cookie. And, if you need brain molds, they can be found here.

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How To Carve Your Pumpkin with a Handgun

Face it… Your Jack-o-Lantern is never going to look like this or this. So, you might as well have some fun carving your pumpkin. Or, similar to the maker of this video, say “screw it,” and just shoot yourself up some Halloween spirit.

And, the best part about using a pumpkin carving tool such as a Stock Colt 1911 Series ’80 Model 1991, is that your Jack-o-Lantern comes out double-sided.

[via Laughing Squid]

Candy Corn on The Cob

Finally, candy corn can be put to good use and returned to what we can only assume is its original form. Candy Corn on the Cob is brought to us by Instructables member and Foodiggity’s new favorite person, alaskantomboy. And, in case you were wondering, the actual cob part is cookie dough. Just don’t forget the Unicorns.

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