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Yummy Halloween Food

If you're gonna throw a party this All Hallow's Eve, my suggestion is to go all out! Let there be eyeballs floating in your punch bowl, a generous drizzle of blood atop your caramel pudding, rotting fingers protruding  from your chicken pie........get the picture? Well here's a couple of stomach churning images to get you started.










These blogs and websites show you how to dish up a feast worthy of the undead!








Comments

LauraLeia said…
Mmmm... The last 2 look yummy! :D
Most Desirable said…
hi, yes great food for Halloween! Hope they taste as good as they look. Pls do drop by for my story for Halloween.
Small Kucing said…
the 2nd, 4th and 6th dish is so scary looking. dont think I'll be game for it :p
Nava K said…
Some looks quite tempting but others quite scary, fits the Halloween theme.
Zombina said…
Interesting ~
i do not dare to eat the eyeballs, they look so real.
LuPorTi said…
Wow, Halloween food ya, interesting. It's so creative!
Jothi said…
Hi everyone! thanks for dropping by, hope these eye-popping dishes don't give you nightmares LOL.
Anonymous said…
omg really creepy ahuhu =)
great great!
Jothi said…
Thanks for dropping by Diane, ya I know quite stomach churning rite :D

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