Whether you decide to lean on the healthy side, or not this Halloween, these little fangs will dress up the loneliest bagel or donut. You can go from a zero to a hero in a snap. Go to your local grocery or craft store and pick up some plastic fangs. We purchased 18 fangs for $1.50. It was perfect for a dozen and a half donuts or bagels. You could complicate it as much as you like adding eyes and a gummy tongue. The tongue is this picture is a gummy treat, the eyes are sixlets. Use anything you have. The possibilities are endless. The greatest part of this treat is after you have eaten it,voilà, you have part of a costume! These treats are great for school, office, church or family Halloween parties. So if you are a procrastinator sit back and enjoy yourself. You can use all the unwanted, picked over, undecorated donuts. But, if you’re an overachiever, get moving, you have a donut to dress up!
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25 responses to “No Effort Halloween Treat”
I love this. You guys are so clever!
And YOU are the greatest!
so stinking cute!
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Wow super fun and creative – Thank You!
Totally adding this to my Halloween party ideas ! It’s a brilliant solution when schools won’t let you bring homemade goodies to a party!
Doing this on Halloweeen:)Such a fun and creative idea!Plus,I love Donuts:)
So cute
Thank you! It’s great because “no homemade treats” at school, makes this a fun option.
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This is a fun idea! I am making them for my sixth graders tomorrow. I know they are going to LOVE them!
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I tried these. Is there a secret? Every time I put the teeth in the donut., the donut splits in half. I used cake donuts. I even tried taping them together. Any suggestions?
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