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Booger Pop Tarts

    Gross out your little boogers this Halloween with some Booger Pop Tarts for breakfast! Totally disgusting, but the kids are going to love them!

    Gross out your little boogers this Halloween with some Booger Pop Tarts for breakfast! Totally disgusting, but the kids are going to love them!

    Booger Pop Tarts

    Yes. I did make Booger Pop Tarts.

    Need I say more??

    I first saw these Booger Candies last year and was quite disgusted with them. I mean, really, who wants Booger Candy??

    8 – 80 year old BOYS!

    That’s who wants Booger Candy.

    So, for all you Ladies out there that would never indulge in Booger Pop Tarts, here’s the perfect treat for the little booger in your life.

    Gross out your little boogers this Halloween with some Booger Pop Tarts for breakfast! Totally disgusting, but the kids are going to love them!

    I started off with one pre-made pie crust and a box of Boogers.

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    Just to let you know, these are the boogers. They really weren’t as gross as I thought they might be.

    I rolled out the pie crust and cut 6 rectangles.

    Then I added the candy and topped them off. There are three different flavors in the box. Feel free to separate them or mix up the flavors.

    Into a preheated 350 deg F oven for 15 minutes….

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    Only to realize that they oozed all over the place in about 10 minutes.

    Hmmm…. What to do?

    I scooped up those melted boogers and added them to the top of the pop tart.

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    If I had sealed the edges better and kept the candy on the INSIDE, I would have added a sugar glaze to the topping, but this worked out… somewhat.

    The melted gummy candy took on more of a taffy consistency and was super sticky. I had to melt the gooey stuff off my cookie sheet with hot water to get it all off.

    You know what would have been good to use? My Silpat!

    Well, you gotta admit that the finished look really does look like someone hocked a huge loogie on the pop tarts.

    Gross out your little boogers this Halloween with some Booger Pop Tarts for breakfast! Totally disgusting, but the kids are going to love them!

    Anyway, these Booger Pop Tarts really are disgusting. Fun and gross, yes… but a bit over the top for me.

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    Awesome idea! This Easy Halloween Fudge is poured into Halloween Cookie Cutter and then decorated! It's just so simple! Why didn't I think of that?

    Cauldron Cake Pops

    Give those little witches a cauldron they can cackle over! These fun Cauldron Cake Pops will be the hit of your Halloween Party.

    Fun Halloween Graveyard Cake

    The kids are going to LOVE baking, decorating, and creating this fun Graveyard Cake for Halloween! Cookie decoration on a sheet cake!

    Yield: 3

    Booger Pop Tarts

    Booger Pop Tarts

    Gross out your little boogers this Halloween with some Booger Pop Tarts for breakfast! Totally disgusting, but the kids are going to love them!

    Prep Time 5 minutes
    Cook Time 15 minutes
    Total Time 20 minutes

    Ingredients

    • 1 Box of Booger Candy
    • 1 pre-made Pie Crust

    Instructions

    1. Unroll one pre-made pie crust and roll to thin and stretch.
    2. Cut out 6 3×2 inch rectangles with a cutter or knife.
    3. Place 3 rectangles on a cookie sheet and add booger candy to center.
    4. Top with remaining rectangles and pinch sides closed.
    5. Bake at 350 deg F for 15 minutes watching for any candy oozing.
    6. Cool on wire rack.
    7. Mine oozed out of side, so I used the candy as the topping.
    8. Combine powdered sugar and milk and stir until smooth. Add green and/or yellow food coloring to make a “booger” color.
    9. Drizzle over pop tarts.
    10. Serve to your Little Boogers!

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    Karyn Granrud

    Karyn Granrud

    I'm Karyn, a mom and wife, and I founded this little baking blog. Baking and making desserts have been my passion since I was a kid. I love experimenting with different flavors and sharing delicious recipes with all of you. Read more.

    25 thoughts on “Booger Pop Tarts”

    1. That's hilarious! My kids begged me last year for the gross candy and again this year. I just can't do it though:-) I realize it's just a fruit snack but can't get past the name!! LOL! I love that you baked them into a poptart though!!!

      1. I know what you mean. I saw them last year and was like "What??". So when I saw them again, I figured what the heck. Really had no clue what to do with them, but in the spirit of Halloween… I guess they would also be fun for April Fools.

    2. Wow- I'm alternatingly laughing and impressed- way to go mama. Those are so kid-perfect! I'd earn mega cool mom points for whipping up a batch of those! I host Photo Friday Blog Hop- you are welcome to add this or any other picture from you blog/post. Hope you stop by tomorrow. Cheers!

    3. I saw boxes of boogers yesterday and wished I would have had them years ago for a party we did featuring body parts. I knew the boys at the party would have loved them. They would certainly love your pop tarts. Be sure to stop by Hungry Happenings and add it and any other recipes you've made for Halloween to my first ever link party, you might just win $70 in food decorating supplies just for adding your pictures. http://www.hungryhappenings.com/2012/10/share-your-fun-halloween-edible-crafts.html

    4. Oh My Goodness Karyn, the little Spooks are going to just love these special Pop Tarts. Enjoy your weekend and thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
      Come Back Soon!
      Miz Helen

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