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www.winnieandwilbur.com Illustration © Korky Paul party food! To make tasty magic wands, dip pretzel sticks into dark chocolate and let them dry. Once dry, dip one end into white chocolate to make the white wand tip, and again leave to dry. get creative with party food fit for a hungry witch 1. magic wands Adding blue food colouring to orange juice will make a lovely lime green witches’ brew. Try adding peeled grape ‘eyeballs’ and gummy worms to make it extra spooky! 2. witches’ brew Gummy worms, 2 x packets of jelly – 2 different colours Put a gummy worm in the bottom of a plastic cup. Make the first packet of jelly as per the instructions on the packet, and leave the liquid jelly to cool (if you pour hot jelly onto the gummy worm it will melt). Pour the cooled jelly into the plastic cups until the cupt is half-full. Place in the fridge and leave to set for 1 – 2 hours. Once set, put another worm on top of the first layer of jelly. Make up the second jelly (of a different colour), and again leave the liquid to cool. Pour it into the cups on top of the first layer to create two layers of different coloured jelly. Leave the jelly to set for 1 – 2 hours. Once set, decorate with more gummy worms on top. 3. bewitching jelly valerie thomas and Korky Paul

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Page 1: 1. magic wands 3. bewitching jelly - Winnie and Wilbur€¦ · 1. magic wands Adding blue food colouring to orange juice will make a lovely lime green witches’ brew. Try adding

www.winnieandwilbur.com

Illustration © K

orky Paul

party food!

To make tasty magic wands, dip pretzel sticks into dark chocolate and let them dry. Once dry, dip one end into white chocolate to make the white wand tip, and again leave to dry.

get creative with party food fit for a hungry witch

1. magic wands

Adding blue food colouring to orange juice will make a lovely lime green witches’ brew. Try adding peeled grape ‘eyeballs’ and gummy worms to make it extra spooky!

2. witches’ brew

Gummy worms, 2 x packets of jelly – 2 different colours• Put a gummy worm in the bottom of a plastic cup.• Make the first packet of jelly as per the instructions on the packet, and leave the

liquid jelly to cool (if you pour hot jelly onto the gummy worm it will melt).• Pour the cooled jelly into the plastic cups until the cupt is half-full. Place in the

fridge and leave to set for 1 – 2 hours.• Once set, put another worm on top of the first layer of jelly.• Make up the second jelly (of a different colour), and again leave the liquid to cool.• Pour it into the cups on top of the first layer to create two layers of different

coloured jelly.• Leave the jelly to set for 1 – 2 hours.• Once set, decorate with more gummy worms on top.

3. bewitching jelly

valerie thomas and Korky Paul