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Monster Eyes Cake
Eat, Drink and Be Ever feel like you’re being watched? This Monster Eyes Cake might make you feel that way, but what an impressive and festive centerpiece for a Halloween get-together or family dinner! Oceanside food blogger Jackie Bruchez offers the recipe on her website: Scary! www.theseasidebaker.com/monster-halloween-cake.

Find cauldrons full of Halloween fun in our round-up at www.sandiegofamily.com/things-todo/seasonal-happenings/halloween-round-up.
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Chilled Twinkies, melted chocolate, coconut oil, candy eyes and lollipop sticks are all you need to make these kid-friendly treats! Find the full recipe and instructions at www.sandiegofamily.com/things-to-do/dining-and-recipes/no-bake-halloween-treats.
30 • SanDiegofamily.com • October 2021