...for ghost lollipops - yummy! We always made these yummy treats as kids around Halloween and Blake and Ashlyn like them just as much as we did.
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what are they made out of?
O man! I remember those! I had forgotten all about them! Nicely done Nicole! Maybe I will do them next year when Mariah is old enough to help! (if I don't forget) ha!
How cute! What's the recipe??
Just melt white chocate bark and use a spoon to shape into a ghost, put choc chips for eye and a stick. Then ya just place the cookie sheet ya do them on in the freezer to harden choc back up and they come right off the pan...store in fridge since it's so hot this time of year here. :)
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