Sara Davies' DIY Spooky Sweet Treats for Halloween
Sara Davies' DIY spooky sweet treats are perfect for this week's Halloween celebrations, which take place this Friday, 31st October.
"Perfect for Halloween parties, little gifts, or sneaky treats when no one’s looking"
Taking to her personal Instagram, the Dragons' Den judge shared a tutorial on how to make chocolate spiderwebs using chocolate sticks and your choice of chocolate. These treats are easy to make and fun to create with kids.
Sara captioned her video:
"Halloween snack alert! I had so much fun making these cobweb treats, they’re way easier than they look! Leave them to set… and just look at them! Perfect for Halloween parties, little gifts, or sneaky treats when no one’s looking."
Sara also shared her top tip for melting chocolate in the video.
Author's summary: Sara Davies shares DIY spooky sweet treats for Halloween.
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