When Victor Frankenstein made his Monster in the laboratory, a few toes just happened to go missing. This Monster Toes recipe is icky and gross. There’s toe jam, too. Yummy! Undoubtedly, it is a hit at Halloween parties. Kids can’t eat enough “toes”. There are just Monster Toes ingredients in this easy-to-make recipe.
All too many Halloween party treats are high-sugar foods, that will have you scraping the kids off of the ceiling. Monster toes are a snack that isn’t sugary. The kids will love to munch on a few tasty toes.
Did You Know? The original Frankenstein movie premiered in 1931. The main character in the movie was named Henry Frankenstein, not Victor Frankenstein. Boris Karloff starred as the monster. It was his first movie role.
This recipe is easy to make. It has just a few ingredients. Try it today!
1 package cocktail wieners
1 package 6-inch tortillas
ketchup and mustard
toothpicks
Dig right in!
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Without a doubt, your Halloween party is going to be a huge success. But, don’t let all of the ghosts, goblins, and witches go home empty-handed. Rather, prepare a treat bag for all of your guests. There’s a lot of candy distributed at parties and on Halloween night. Rather than filling the bag with all candy, mix in mini bags of pretzels or other non-sweet treats. And, include small toy treats, depending upon the age group.
Importantly, find out if any of your guests have food allergies before you prepare the treat bag. For example, if someone is allergic to nuts, don’t include anything in the treat bag that contains nuts. Moreover, if just one guest has an allergy, make up a bag just for that guest and make sure he or she gets it.
