making a circus-themed candy buffet?!

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Brownies on a stick....to make these the best>>>use 2 boxes of mix for a 9x13 pan (they come out thicker)..and dip in BARK chocolate (white or dark...it dries harder and faster) and decorate with colored sprinkles on the wet chocolate before drying. Can wrap individually with a bow.

You can make rice crispy treats and make clown faces on them using a gumdrop nose and use colored frosting for the eyes, etc for safe eating)...wrap individually.

Make Clown Cupcakes>>

1. Bake cupcakes and allow to cool.
2. Remove paper baking cups from the cupcakes.
3. Take CLEAN paper baking cups, flatten them, and set cupcakes in the middle.
4. Frost cupcakes with white icing; the frosted cakes will be the clown face, and the flattened cups are clown collars.
5. Use tubes of colored icing to decorate the clown heads and faces.

You can also make CLOWN CONES>>>

1. Fill sugar cones with balls of ice cream and place upside down on flattened paper baking cups. The cones are the hats and the balls of ice cream are the faces. Can attach gumdrop on pointy end of cone for decoration.
2. Add face details with icing.
3. Serve with Clown Cupcakes.

be careful with small candies like m&ms try to stay with big candies like the lollipops. also circus peanuts are great fun and pop corn or Carmel corn also have upset tummy stuff ahndy for when any little one who eats to much candy feels sick. also have cookies on a stick and stuff to decorate the cookies and make a contest out of it who ever wins gets a tin of cookies. its great fun.

get a chocolate fountain, marshmellows, chocolate chips, a bowl for the kids to puke in, advil for tummy aches, and last but not least a little table in the far coner of vegetables and ginger ale

do it all at home