
One of my favourite things to do with F is create biscuit recipes – you can see some of our favourites here and here. So as soon as we found these Halloween cookie cutters I knew we'd spend a morning baking at home, and what better way to display our Butter BOO Biscuits then on these cool Fox and Wolf plates by Helen Dardik! With such a huge range of fun characters to choose from you can make any meal time fun.
We made Gluten Free biscuits due to Paul's intolerance and they are so super easy to make with only three ingredients needed!
To make your Gluten Free Butter Boo Biscuits you'll need:
• 225g Gluten free white bread flour
• 85g Caster sugar
• 170g Organic unsalted butter
To make:
1. Sift your flour into a bowl and add in the sugar and soft butter. Mix together until combined – you might need to get your hands stuck in to make a good dough.
2. Roll into a ball, wrap in cling film and pop it in the fridge for 20 minutes.
3. Take your dough out the fridge and roll onto a floured surface and cut your spooky shapes.
4. Place your biscuits shapes on a grease proof baking tray and into a pre-heated oven at 180°C.
5. Bake for 10 minutes or until golden and remove. Allow to cool before getting stuck in!
As well as making spooky biscuits F loves wearing temporary tattoos and picked out some fun Fruit & Vegetable tatts. I'm not sure why he thinks this is a spooky carrot but anythin that helps get stuck into fruit is a great idea in my mind.

The reinforced paper bag is printed in neon and can be shaped to create a sculpture like storage solution in your room, plus you can choose from paper, stuff and toys depending on what you're using it for. I love the cool scandi style feel to this bag and how it hides all the clutter.

The last item we chose was Endless City New York, this fab game engages your child's imagination by creating a different street scene depending on the order of the cards. In fact we love this so much we have the Endless City London edition. The New York version is atmospheric showing the characterful NYC at night. We both take turns to make a street scene and explore it by making our hands take a walk. F loves this version saying it's fun to be out at late at night, just like trick or treating and I'm secretly hoping to take him there next year for a stateside adventure!
What fun things do you have planned for Halloween? Are you going out Trick or Treating or staying cosy at home?
*A huge thanks for The Kid Who to ask me to collaborate with them over the next six months as a Gift & Interior Advisor and sending me these wonderful products in exchange for a review.
Love the paper bag! And those biscuits look great, so simple too! x
ReplyDeleteYep the biscuits are so super eay to make and so tasty too! x
DeleteLove the cookies, might adapt the recipe to make them dairy free too!
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Ooh great idea! let me know if you try them. x
DeleteWe're actually going away for Halloween - we're staying in a bit of a cheesy caravan park with Halloween entertainment! Belle has made a costume from old cereal boxes - she is a cereal killer :-)
ReplyDeleteOh my that sounds so much fun! we went to a friends halloween party and F had a blast. Love Belle's costume idea. x
DeleteHow cute are these! Look fab and seem simple :)
ReplyDeleteThanks lovely x
DeleteThank you so much for introducing me to this store - I love so much of their stuff. That fancy dress storage is inspired!
ReplyDeleteThis store is great isn't it! So many lovely things and yep that Fancy dress storage has rocked my world for sure! xx
DeleteYum on those biscuits and I love that bag - I'm all about the neon!!
ReplyDeleteTe neon is such a great detail isn't it! x
DeleteIt is really to good to see this kind of post great one keep posting
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