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The Return of General Mills' Monster Cereals
General Mills has temporarily re-issued its three "Monster" cereals (Count Chocula, Franken Berry, And Boo Berry) for the Halloween season. First appearing about forty years ago, the classics had disappeared from supermarket shelves, but are back for all you looking for a little trip down memory lane to your sugar-addled youth. Make sure to pick up a box by October 31—that's the last day you'll find them in stores. I tasted each, comparing shapes and cereal-infused milk hues.Is a Coconut Really a Nut?
People seem to love coconut, or absolutely revile it. Perhaps our mixed emotions have something to do with our confusion over coconuts—are they a fruit, a nut, or a seed?Video: Paula Deen Makes 'Halloween Snakes' on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno
Oh, Paula. She was a guest on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno last night where she made "Halloween Snakes," or Pillsbury crescent roll burritos stuffed with meat, cheese, and mustard. And olives for eyeballs, naturally. During the segment, we get to watch her drop an earring ("Oh no, my earring broke!"), twist open a Pillsbury tube (the pop gets us every time too), and make awkward double entendres about snakes. She also shared her Halloween dress-up plans—she's gonna be a fairy princess, y'all! Watch the clips.Sandra Lee On Her Halloween Costumes, New Cookbook with 1,001 Recipes
In an interview with Popeater, semi-homemade enthusiast Sandra Lee talked about her special Halloween episode, which aired on Sunday, where she dressed in five different Renaissance-themed Halloween costumes. Wigs and armor included! As the proclaimed "Queen of Halloween," she felt inspired to go all out. "My costumes are amazing, you'll laugh so hard." She also plugged her new cookbook, Semi-Homemade The Complete Cookbook, an anniversary cookbook that pulls from her 14 seasons on Food Network.The 12 Days of Dumpling in a Halloween Costume: Pumpkin
On the sixth day of the 12 Days of Dumpling, we turned him into a pumpkin. Poof! Something about Dumpling is naturally very pumpkin-esque, no? Plus Dumpkins has a nice ring to it. Or do you prefer Pumpling? Compliments to the costume-making company for giving this headgear an adjustable strap—it actually stayed on! Well, for about four seconds.Reminder: Enter Your Pumpkins in Our Carving Contest!
Don't forget about the Serious Eats 2010 Pumpkin Carving Contest. Don't you want to show off your carved masterpieces? For a chance to win some sweet prizes? So far we've got a pretty impressive Hugh-Laurie-o'-Lantern. Any others out there? Enter them by Monday, November 1 at 6 p.m. (EST). For carving help:Mixed Review: Pillsbury's Halloween Funfetti Cake
Isn't the point of Hallowee to gorge yourself on treats so over-the-top sugary that they would make your dentist shiver in fear? If so, Pillsbury's Halloween Funfetti Cake Mix is a smashing success.The 12 Days of Dumpling in a Halloween Costume: Grapes
On the third day of the 12 Days of Dumpling in a Halloween Costume, he was dressed as a bunch of purple grapes. Kind of resembles a superhero, no? It's a bird, it's a plane, it's... Super Grape-pling Man to the rescue! Major props to the costume-making company here—the stem headband had convenient ear holes! This was just one of many priceless shots. Check out the outtakes on our Facebook page »The 12 Days of Dumpling in a Halloween Costume: Corn on the Cob
On the second day of the 12 Days of Dumpling in a Halloween Costume, we stuffed him into a corn on the cob costume. Dumpling on the cob? Corn on the Dumpling? Or, wait for it...corn dog?Hot Topics: Technique of the Week | The Food Lab
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Some might say that chocolate on Valentine's Day is about as unoriginal as you can get. We all remember the first heart-shaped box of overly sweet chocolate bonbons from grade school Valentines. But chocolate gift-giving needn't be a cliché. This year, let's bake our sweethearts chocolate cakes and pies instead! Here are 8 delicious recipes perfect for celebrating your love (of chocolate.)
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