White chocolate sugar skulls

Craftychica Skulls
Mmmmm, sugar skulls...Nat over on the CRAFT blog writes - "CRAFT friend Kathy Cano-Murillo aka The Crafty Chica has made some delicious and spooky white chocolate sugar skulls that are perfect Halloween treats. Don't miss Kathy tomorrow on the DIY Network's Craft Lab (10/17, air time 1:30pm eastern) where she'll show you more cool projects to make for the Dia de los Muertos" - [via] - Link.

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Posted by: DGary on October 16, 2006 at 4:48 PM

*must disconnect internet before girl sees fruity chocolate skulls and code monkey be forced to help "decorate"*

Seriously tho, that's kinda cool, makes me think of making a fullsized skull, not a solid block mind you, but molded, with removable skullcap, like those big plastic ones, but edible, time to breakout my sugar glass recipe. Fill with jello brains, jello eyeballs and jello tongue, and serve to goofy drunk friends at zombie party.

Hmm, might even pipe tinted white chocolate "skin" on...


I need clones, too many ideas, too little time to finish them all.


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