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These were wonderful! They turned out so yummy and cute! I made these for treats for the kids for a Halloween party, and couldn't keep the kids or adults away. I made it easy on myself by only making ghosts, which kept it simpler. I will suggest that you keep your icing "runny" and reheat as needed. Use a tablespoon to pour the icing over the brownie and focus on the top edges (this will cause the icing to flow down the sides of the marshmallow). Try to cover the marshmallow in one pour; otherwise you can see the fill-ins of icing by the way it dries.
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I made these for the kids & our neighbors, and they were much easier than I thought they would be. I only did the Frankensteins & ghosts since I thought the spiders looked like octupus. Instead I made jack-o-lanterns which also turned out cute. It was really easy & fun to do, and my kids & neighbors were very impressed.
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I made these for a Halloween party at work, and WHAT A HIT!!! Of course they didn't look as perfect as the picture, but everyone wanted to know how I did it! Of course, I told them "BettyCrocker.com"!
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I have made these brownies several times over the last few years. They are not only super cute, but they taste really good too. This year I am going to try having my second grade class make them as a prize for good behavior. I am planning to set it up as a center type activity and work with one group at a time. Hopefully they will have a great time doing it and an even better time eating them.
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My daughter made these last year, and for the sake of simplicity she only made the ghosts. They were gobbled up quick. Absolutely darling.
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I made these for my son's 2nd birthday party. A lot of time and hard work went into these and I was up half the night before his party working on them, but it was worth it. Super cute and the guests were impressed!
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I actually did pumpkins.. colored the icing orange and piped on a green stem and black face. My four year thought they were incredible I hope his preschool class agrees with him at the party tomorrow. However I strive for perfection and was a little dissapointed at the coverage of the icing on the marshmallow. I will have to say that it was definately a little challenging to get the entire marshmallow covered. You have to have the icing just the right temp for it to evenly flow. It either will flow too fast or too slow. Overall aesthetically I think they turned out cut, not super duper cute but cute.
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So I had so much fun making these for my son's class. I had just enough left to impress a few of my friends at work. It was easy once I got organized and figured out that the icing had to cool a little so the M&M minis would stay in place. My spiders looked more like sad little octopi that were missing tentacles. I put the M&Ms on all of them and stuck them in the freezer for a few minutes to set. It cracked me up every time I opened the freezer to get them out! Easily amused, I guess. I just couldn't be happier with the turnout. 2 out of 3 isn't bad for me. Mine actually looked just as cute as the picture.
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This treat went over big at a party I went to yesterday. However, prepare to spend two hours or so decorating the marshmallows, but very well worth it. Please make sure you nuke the frosting - it makes all the difference.
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Really cute and fun! A bit time consuming, but worth it! I cut a small part of the brownie out to rest the marshmallow in, but I don't think I needed it because the frosting acted as a nice cohesive. I did a "bloody" dripping-red face and a pumpkin face too. The Betty Crocker Neon Box has neon green, purple, pink, and orange. I could not find candy coated baking bits, so I just used decorating gell. I also used upside down mini-peanut butter cups for Frankenstein's head, and put colorful Nerds on top of the pumpkin. There are all sorts of things you can do with these! If you make it with cupcake paper, definitely spray them generously first. Have fun!