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Halloween is probably the only time in the year that kids are allowed to receive goodies from strangers. Safety issues aside, accumulating so many treats can lead to an unhealthy sugar rush, what with all the candies they're sure to get. So don't be the bad guy - give them something they can really enjoy (read: something their parents will actually allow them to munch on).
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Photo 2 of 12This fruitcake cookie is loaded with the goodness of fruit pieces and nuts, plus caramel – better suited for the adults in the group though, as it has a teeny weeny hint of brandy. Chewy Chewkies, P280 for a box of 12 individually-wrapped Chewkies.To order, call (02) 633-1188 or (02) 633-0260. Ju.D’s Fruitcakes is located at 50 Greenmeadows Avenue, Quezon City (near Christ the King Church). -
Photo 3 of 12Piattos Multigrain packs in a mighty crunch with every bite because of its seamless fusion of multigrain and potato. With a brand new texture that bursts with rich flavors, Piattos Mutigrain is available in 2 variants: White Cheddar and Garlic & Bacon and Cheese. Piattos Multigrain, P10.95 at Robinsons supermarket -
Photo 11 of 12This very Pinoy dessert is made more tart with the use of crushed pineapple. Get the recipe from yummy.ph here. -
Photo 12 of 12No doubt running around and knocking on doors around the neighborhood can make them kids feel hot and parched. Give them a cold treat with this fruity pop! Get the recipe from yummy.ph here.
