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bats, candy melts, chocolate, cookies, Halloween, M&Ms, nutter butter
It is Monday night and I have one more quick and easy Halloween idea for you
First let me share a revelation that I had today … blogging has turned me into a mean person dictator of the kitchen woman who says “no” … a lot … for example …
- Don’t you dare touch those Nutter Butters, they’re for a blog project!
- No … you cannot eat the M&M’s!
- Leave those cookies alone! I need to take photos!
I have now changed my tune, a little …
- You can have a cookie now … if you tell me that they look like bats
- Sorry, you cannot have the M&M’s … I still need them for a Thanksgiving project
Anyway, this is what you will need … Nutter Butter cookies, M&M’s, dark chocolate (or candy melts), edible confetti, wax paper and a toothpick …
Here are the easy peasy directions (as shown in the photo above) …
- Dip the cookie in melted chocolate to create wings and place on wax paper
- Use a toothpick to “drag” chocolate to create points on wings
- Place an M&M (head) on the melted chocolate
- Use the toothpick with melted chocolate to create ears, attach confetti (eyes) and then add a dot of chocolate on the eyes
P.S. I would plan on using about one pound of chocolate per bag of cookies.
I have a very opinionated family …
- Son #2 says that they don’t look like bats
- Son #3 says they look like bats (he is the smart one)
- The Peanut Butter Man (hubby) says he needs to eat more cookies before he can give an opinion. Does he actually think that I would fall for that?
What do you think … do they look like bats? Sorry to put you in the middle of a family argument!


So cute, and yes, they look like bats!
Thank you, I need validation
Cute.
Thanks
these are the cutest bats!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I knew right away what they were!!
You are too kind! I think Son #2 may need glasses
Now I know what I’m making tomorrow:) Thanks Again!
You are welcome! They are one of those things that you can whip up very quickly
Absolutely! I have Nutter Butter Cookies on hand so if I have the other ingredients I’ll be making bats tonight. Thanks for sharing!
Nutter Butters on hand? They must have been hidden away
Of course they look like bats. But, here I am after the fact–in other words, Halloween is gone for 2012. Aw, what the heck, I could fix them for Thanksgiving. My grandsons wouldn’t mind a bit.
Bats are good for little boys anytime of year
I missed Halloween 2012 also – booooo. Next year. Looks like you maybe added a bit more chocolate to the top of the wings after the first dipping dried as they look 3-D. Of course they look like bats – your kids just wanted you to make more. Great idea and love your simple techniques.
Let me correct you … my kids AND HUBBY wanted me to make more … I fell for it … again
Saw these on Pinterest & had to comment on how adorable they are!! I’ve made nutter butter ghosts & snowmen, but would’ve never thought of bats! How creative!! Thanks for sharing! Pinning & will definitely be making these in the future!
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… Peeking around your blog & it’s FULL of fun stuff & awesome inspiration! Excited to have found ya this morning!!
Your newest follower
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You are too kind
I just visited your blog … so many cute ideas … love the “Tiger Tails”!!!
love these!! I am doing a post and will link back to your fabulous idea!
Thank you Sarah
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