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Pumpkin Seed Clusters

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By Kristin Coronado Verified
| Journal Inquirer Verified
Seeds scooped out of your jack-o’-lantern can become a tasty treat: Pumpkin Seed Clusters. Seeds scooped out of your jack-o’-lantern can become a tasty treat: Pumpkin Seed Clusters. Kris Coronado for The Washington Post Makes: About 24 treats. Hands-on time: 45 minutes. Total time: 2 hours. Ingredients: Pumpkin seeds scooped from a pumpkin.
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Pumpkin seeds get covered in chocolate for Halloween treat

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By Kristin Coronado Verified
| Winston-Salem Journal Verified
After carving a ghoulishly great jack-o’-lantern, don’t toss aside the seeds from the pumpkin. Transform them into Pumpkin Seed Clusters to share with Halloween doorbell ringers. One small tip: Pumpkins vary in size, and this recipe is made with a cup of seeds in mind. If you have two cups of seeds, for example, simply double the chocolate and marshmallows. The kids can definitely make these with some adult supervision or assistance. Trying to stop eating these tasty treats? That’s a harder trick.
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The trick to making a pumpkin treat

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By Kristin Coronado Verified
| Daily Herald Verified
By Kris Coronado The Washington Post Posted10/15/2019 11:04 AM After carving a ghoulishly great jack-o'-lantern, don't toss aside the seeds from the pumpkin. Transform them into Pumpkin Seed Clusters to share with Halloween doorbell ringers. One small tip: Pumpkins vary in size, and this recipe is made with a cup of seeds in mind. If you have two cups of seeds, for example, simply double the chocolate and marshmallows. Trying to stop eating these tasty treats? That's a harder trick.
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