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Halloween Treats: Recipes for Kids

by Ann Svensen

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Radioactive Punch

Radioactive Punch

  • Orange juice
  • Mountain Dew
  • Blue KOOL-AID
  • Playtex gloves
  • Food coloring (optional)

    Fill gloves with water or juice tinted with food coloring, and secure openings with sturdy rubber bands. Freeze overnight. Mix liquid ingredients to create a radioactive shade of green. Remove gloves from freezer and quickly run them under warm water. Carefully peel off the gloves. Float the frozen hands in the punch bowl.



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