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A bit early I know, but always best to be prepared.
Prior to Trick or Treat night, simply boil 2lb of Brussel Sprouts, allow to cool before dipping in melted chocolate. When cooled and set, wrap in shiny tinsel and plastic to resemble Quality Street or other chocolate sweets. Present a handful to the Children whom present themselves on your doorstep with their home made costumes and masks. Oh the look on their faces when they realise that the trick is on them is priceless, you could almost say it's a treat!
NB This is not always best done when Children are chaperoned by large shaven headed muscular fathers
Prior to Trick or Treat night, simply boil 2lb of Brussel Sprouts, allow to cool before dipping in melted chocolate. When cooled and set, wrap in shiny tinsel and plastic to resemble Quality Street or other chocolate sweets. Present a handful to the Children whom present themselves on your doorstep with their home made costumes and masks. Oh the look on their faces when they realise that the trick is on them is priceless, you could almost say it's a treat!
NB This is not always best done when Children are chaperoned by large shaven headed muscular fathers
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Our trick or treaters are all from the village primary and junior school. They make the effort to dress up so Mrs CMAT gives them loads of stuff. When a diabetes outbreak hits west Norfolk, you know who to blame
 Once, and only once, did we get teenage trick or treaters. 6th form students from the college in town turned up dressed as devils, nurses  cheerleaders and angels. Oh to be young again, I'd have filled me boots there.  |
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CMAT, you could always rent another house in another village if you wanted to avoid incurring the wrath of your local school, friends and neighbours. A small price to pay I feel rather than be bullied and harassed into giving Children treats on threat of misbehaviour?
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Not bullied or harrassed, We like kids, we even have our own.
This year will be the first year when we have a dog in the house. I expect great fun when the knocking starts. |