Spooky Gloved Munch Mix

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I made these hands for a toddler halloween party and put goldfish,gerber puffed treats, marshmallows and puffed popcorn instead of regular popcorn so the little ones could ...read more

posted by

a cook

on 10/21/2008

time

prep:

10 min

total:

10 min

servings

total:

10, 1 filled hand each

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what you need

cups letter-shaped sweetened oat and corn cereal

cups popped popcorn

cups JET-PUFFED Miniature Marshmallows

cup dried mixed fruit

cup candy-coated chocolate pieces

100

candy corn pieces (about 1 cup)

clear large plastic food handlers' gloves

pieces raffia, each about 8 inches long

Make It

TOSS cereal with popcorn, marshmallows, dried fruit and chocolate candies in large bowl or toy witch's cauldron.

PLACE 1-1/4 cups of the snack mix in each of 10 small plastic bags. Give one to each child along with 10 pieces of candy corn, a plastic glove and piece of raffia. Have each child place 2 pieces of candy corn, with the white tips down, in each thumb and finger section of the plastic glove to resemble fingernails.

FILL gloves evenly with snack mix; tie closed with raffia.

Kraft Kitchens Tips

Great Substitute

Prepare as directed, using POST HONEYCOMB Sweetened Corn and Oat Cereal or POST SPOON SIZE Shredded Wheat Cereal.

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a cook

posted:10/21/2008

I made these hands for a toddler halloween party and put goldfish,gerber puffed treats, marshmallows and puffed popcorn instead of regular popcorn so the little ones could enjoy. My treats were the hit of the party.

CoralNicole

posted:10/5/2008

I love this recipe! My mother used to make it with me when I was a little kid -- it was my favorite! We used popcorn for the filling instead and it was delicious! As a current college student, I'm still planning on making it this year for all of my friends!

honuhonu

posted:10/18/2007

I haven't tried the filling for this recipe - but I used crunch n munch for the filling. Seems easier. Everyone loved it!

a cook

posted:10/16/2007

This recipe was great. I used it for a party favor so at the end when there where going to leave i would hand them it. They thought it was so cool because you could close it up and save it for later. I will most defently make it again. It was really easy but looks like hard work. I will hand them out for halloween night too.

needs help

posted:10/6/2007

its dumb the kids hateted it

trevarthen23

posted:10/28/2006

I am a third-grade teacher and I am using this recipe for our Halloween party! They are adorable and simple.

SnBD1

posted:10/18/2006

They kind of take a while, trying to get the candycorn perfectly in place and the popcorn in without crumbling it, but they are worth it. I didn't use mixed fruit, but added other candies (jellybeans,more candycorn etc) I also put plastic spider rings on the fingers to decorate. VERY CUTE!

posted:10/10/2006

This is a fun & easy recipe. My 3 yr old grand daughter had a blast with these. Inggyr, go to your local bakery & see if they won't sell you some of their disposible gloves. Thats what I did, & they work perfectly.

Inggyr

posted:10/6/2006

I always want to make these but can never find teh gloves. Any suggestions on what stores to find them in?

a cook

posted:9/8/2006

I've made this every year since my 16 year old daughter was in kindergarten. To this day, it is still requested!