Padre Island National Park, following sightings, also said of the creatures: “Siphonophores are colonial organisms, meaning that what appears to be one creature is actually lots of little ones all with their own function”.Īccording to officials, the creatures are from the Atlantic and Indian oceans, and are rarely seen as far as north as Texas, in the Gulf of Mexico. “The species is Rhyspophysa and sometimes called spaghetti monsters or thread-jellies.” “These creepy eyeball looking creatures are related to Portuguese man-of-war,” said the officials. It just helps me keep the delicious recipes coming.This content is not available due to your privacy preferences.
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If you’re looking for more fun Halloween treat ideas, check out these “Bloody” Witch Fingers or Full Moon Bat Cookies. These eyeballs are so fun and all who see and eat will love them. So easy, right?! Even for all the “non-bakers” out there, these are within reach. Once the red streaks had hardened, they were done. I cut a tiny hole in the corner of the bag and piped the red around and down each eyeball. The red streaks were just made from red Candy Melts. If a hole was left where the toothpick had been I just dapped a little extra chocolate onto it to cover.īefore the chocolate coating had hardened I added a little sugar eyeball to the top. Then I slid the coated ball onto a sheet of waxed paper. I gave it a quick tap or two to release any excess chocolate. Once the balls were nice and firm (from getting a chill in the freezer) I stuck on with a toothpick then dipped it into the white chocolate. Here’s how I assembled these fun peanut butter eyeballs. If you’d prefer, you could use regular white chocolate in place of white candy melts. I used Candy Melts because they harden quickly and very hard. I stuck the smooth peanut butter balls in the freezer while I gathered the rest of the supplies. You can find one here if you’re interested. I used a super tiny scoop to keep them consistent. Once they were mixed I formed the peanut butter “dough” into balls. IT’S SO EASY! With only 4 ingredients (3 if you consider the peanut ingredients as 1 😉 ): butter, peanut butter, ground peanuts, and powdered sugar, you can’t go wrong. Whether you enjoy them yourself or take them as a fun Halloween party treat, you’re sure to bring the spook to the party! Here’re the supplies I used when making these creepy eyeballs.īefore I show you how I assembled the peanut butter eyeballs here’s how I made the Reese’s like filling.
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These scrumptious balls of peanut butter love are so quick and easy to make. You can find the full printable recipe HERE, or click the gold button below.
How fun are these tasty eyeballs?! They are perfect for your next Halloween party or spooky night! They look so creepy but taste delicious.ĭid I mention… the centers are filled with yummy Reese’s copycat peanut butter filling. With a Reese’s like center and creepy eyeball look, these Peanut Butter Eyeballs are a fast and perfect way to put some spook into your Halloween spread! It takes less than 30 minutes to go from peanut butter to spooky eyeball fun!
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