"holiday cookies"

6fsn · October 2013

This is the only thing left on the sign up sheet for 6let's Halloween party. What constitutes a Halloween cookie? Can I do rice krispie treats with Halloween sprinkles mixed in? Or the break apart ghost cookies? Or I do another cookie with sprinkles mixed in? Or do they need to be cutouts? They need to be nut free and to get those at a bakery are pricey otherwise I'd grab a tub of pumpkin shaped ones at Meijer and call it a day.

I'm hoping someone else signs up, but if nobody does I want to have a plan for Thursday.

hmonkey · October 2013

do krispie treats. please do not do those break apart cookies; they taste and look like baked erasers.

DixieNormous330 · October 2013

I think pillsbury does a slice and bake with halloween shapes.

6fsn · October 2013

We did the Pillsbury ghost cookies this week because 6let loves them. He'd be all in for it, but I'd rather do the rice krispies.

GBCK · October 2013

Meijer also has lofthouse w/ Halloween sprinkles

think anything that resembles any attempt at fall colors counts.

6fsn · October 2013

I think Lofthouse cookies are disgusting and they make a mess.

AuntFlo · October 2013

Make whatever you want - Rice Krispie Treats are better than cookies anyway.

Best thing about DD's school going snack free: I don't have to make a darn thing. It's so much less stressful on a daily basis, and for special events, to not have to worry about snacks.

6fsn · October 2013

I wish ours would either skip it or just include it in tuition. I've brought it twice this year already for 30 kids- 2 classes. The parents in the other room just today figured out the sign up sheet was only hanging outside our room. I was the one that told them.