Aloha folks! Wassup? Well, the New World Order is back with interesting blog posts to keep you entertained at home. Most of you might know about the spooky oncoming holiday. Well, today’s topic is #Haunting-Halloween-Hacks!
First, I would like to start by giving all of you a history lesson. “Hey, hey! No groaning! This is HISTORY.” So, when we think of Halloween, we think of a fun and spooky festival for those of all ages. The streets are filled with adults and children in various costumes from terrifying monsters to figures of history… aaaaannnddd, of course, Harley Quinn. You can’t even turn a corner without seeing at least 5 Harley Quinns π.
On Halloween, we follow many traditions, like making jack-o-lanterns, and dressing up. But why? How did all these traditions come to pass? Except for the Harley Quinns. I can’t explain that.
It is thought that Halloween originated from the festival known as Samhain. The festival celebrated the division between the two halves of the year, Light and Dark. Legend states that during this festival, the veils between the world and the otherworld were their thinnest, thus allowing evil spirits to pass. To protect themselves from the evil spirits of the otherworld, the people wore costumes and masks to disguise themselves. Thus came the tradition of wearing costumes at Halloween.
What of the Jack-O-Lanterns? Well, it is said that this tradition emerged from a city on the outskirts of the Celtic Island. The soul of the city’s former watchman, Jack’s soul, roamed across the earth, and to protect themselves, people started carving creepy faces in pumpkins and making lanterns with them. That’s where the name of these creepy looking vegetables come from; Jack of the Lanterns.
Today, I have a special treat for you. (Not literally, no, as the people dressed up as dogs πΆπ¦΄ for Halloween might have been thinking. Just no.) By treat, I mean, I will share with you an EPIC spooky recipe, perfect for Halloween. But before that, I will also stay true to the title of the post, and give you some spooky Halloween-at-home hacks. Here we go!
- Make a spooky snack
-Since you might not be able to do traditional Halloween activities like going to a haunted house or trick-or-treating with friends, you can channel more of your energy into creating a stunning spread of spooky snacks. - Watch a scary movie
-This is personal favorite of mine. There’s no more classic Halloween activity than watching a scary movie. I even have a few suggestions of horror movies, that have just the right amount of horror. You could watch Hubie Halloween, which has just been released on 7th October, and is available of Netflix. Hocus-Pocus is also a good choice, but I think it will be better liked by younger kids.
3. Get the whole family involved in dress-ups
-How? Try a theme for the whole family and get the pets involved. Imagine the dog in a glow-in-the-dark skeleton outfit. That’s right, a mini skeleton running around your garden!
Aaaaannnddd, now for the recipe! The recipe’s name is Dracula Dentures! In the recipe, the directions for the chocolate cookies weren’t mentioned, so I am giving the link for the best and the easiest cookie recipe I could find riiiiggghhhhttt here.
DRACULA DENTURES
INGREDIENTS:
1. Chocolate chip cookies
2. Vanilla frosting
3. Red food coloring
4. Mini marshmallows
5. Slivered almonds
INSTRUCIONS:
1. Cut chocolate cookies in half.
2. Add the red food coloring into the vanilla frosting and stir until smooth. Spread a thin layer of this onto the two halves of the cookie.
3. Place mini marshmallows around the round edges of half of the halves.
4. Place the remaining halves on top, then stick a slivered almond on each side to create fangs.
Cool, right? I am an outright fan of this recipe.
I hope you will all try out this recipe and the stay-at-home Halloween hacks that I wrote. These are some of our Halloween hacks, and you can hit us up in the comments and tell us a bit about yours. And do let us know what you are doing this Halloween too! Thanks a lot, for your patience and see you on the other side! π»ππ
-Arrush and The Team
Nice..they sound supah scary but m sure that the snacks are tasty! Will try it out for sure ππ
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Nicely written tho π
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Thanks a lot! Glad you liked them!
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Very good
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This is Great. ππ€πΌ Nicely written bro!!!
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Thanks, Araddhya! ππ
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OOOOH!!! Love the at home halloween ideas! Will definitely try out the recipe. The story about the origin of halloween is so interesting. Love the blog topics you guys pick! Soooo informative. Great job Arrush and great job to your team too π
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Thanks a lot, Aadya! ππππ
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Loved the blog! But I don’t know if I could be eating the vampire fang cookie things without throwing up of disgust π€£π€£. Great blog and HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
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Haha! Thanks, Aarav! Happy Halloween to you too!
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nicely written… will try out the recipe for sure, the facts where also really intresting
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Thanks a lot, Sukriti!
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Wow Arrush, such a spooky blog! JK! It’s very well-written and informative…I loved the blog.. the picture of the Dracula Dentures honestly gives you the creeps!
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Hahaha! Glad you liked it!
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It’s very nice and interesting Arrush!!!!!! Very informative ππ
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Thanks a lot, Ramsha! Glad you liked it!
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Ya n definitely I’ll try that amazing recipe βΊβΊ
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Thanks Ramsha!
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Amazing blog Arrush. And plus I can not wait for Halloweenπππ
Regards
Alisha
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Thanks a lot, Alisha! I can’t wait, too! π
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Very interesting Arrush! Plus the recipes really look and sound VERY delightful! Happy Halloween!π»
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Thanks, Nandita! I really hope you’ll try them out!! π
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amazing blog!!!! will totally try out the recipe!! btw happy Halloween
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Thanks a lot, Nandini, and happy Halloween to you too!
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Very well written Arrush! Good job!! ππ
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Thanks a lot, Aunty! ππ
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What a wonderful read and great information given by you Aarush! Keep it up the little Ruskin Bond!!!
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Thanks a lot, Uncle!! ππ
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Congratulations Aarush – this is such a wonderful piece ! I loved the Dracula cookies :))
Best wishes and keep up the wonderful work !
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Thanks a lot, Uncle! I loved the recipe, too! π
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Very well written…. loved the recipe .. am surely going to try with my girls … good work children … I so look forward for your write ups
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Thanks a lot, Taiji!
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So well written! Congratulations Arrush! Loved it!
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Thanks a lot, Aunty!!
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Very well written! Kudos Arrush! The cookies look really yumm! π
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Thankyou!! : )
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Really Interesting Arrush… Loved it!!
Happy Halloween
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Thanks a lot, Rishika! : )
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Dearest Young Boy , Aarush !
You are doing absolute wonders!
This was such an awesome read and such nicely curated info pit together and written. Amazing job done boy. Keeep shining and keep following your dreams.!
I loved the Dracula Cookies and the little cat dressed up. Will love to see you dressed up in your fav Halloween Character and ask Mumma to share pictures with us! Love to you and luck to your dreams.ππππ₯°π₯°ππππ
P.S- please dont call me aunty now! Di would be fine!
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Hahaha! Thanks a lot, Di!
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