Chocolate Candy & Reviews

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This candy mold is great for Halloween candy! I made chocolate brains with raspberry filling - so they bled red juice when you bit them! Really simple to use molds and durable - I didn't know how hard to whack them on the counter to release the candy once they had set. Luckily the molds even held up to my over-exuberance!

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I love this show, had to have it on DVD! And it was at a really great price, cheapest I've seen anywhere else! If you like cute, cheesy jokes with a girl going through life as a teen (which is trouble enough) and then has to deal with magical powers, this show is for you!

It is a good TV Shows. One of my favorite TV Shows from 70s and 80s also early of 90s before reality show take over.

one of the best first seasons of any show! would recommend to anyone who loves magic.

Season two of this show holds a special place in my heart. It was the season I started watching, so these characters seem like the original cast of the show to me. Additionally, it still contains some of my favorite episodes. Sabrina Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is turning 17, the year that young witches get their license. Of course, it isn't that easy. Over the next year, Sabrina has to pass a series of tests given at random times by her Quizmaster (Alimi Ballard). She does get some guidance from her aunts Hilda (Caroline Rhea) and Zelda (Beth Broderick). Rounding out her home life is Salem their talking cat (voiced by Nick Bakay). And she still has to try to survive high school where she makes a new friend in Valerie (Lindsay Sloan). Harvey (Nate Richert), Sabrina's sometimes boyfriend, is still around. Unfortunately, so is head cheerleader Libby (Jenna Leigh Green) who delights in making Sabrina's life as miserable as possible. This is also the season that Aunt Zelda buys the labtop, a folding chemistry lap that fits right on their table. And it introduces Vice Principal Kraft (Martin Mull) who has a crush on Aunt Hilda at this point even as he delights in making Sabrina's life miserable. Over the course of this season, Sabrina dates a witch who hates mortals, is turned into a doll by her spoiled cousin, tries to have a normal Halloween party despite the talking furniture, turns Libby into a puzzle, and grows a giant beanstalk right outside their house. Meanwhile, the entire cast heads to Disney's new Animal Kingdom theme park in an episode that aired two days after the park opened. And this season also includes my favorite episode of the series. Sabrina learns that she can tell one mortal she is a witch on Friday the 13th. When the day is over, will she be glad that she told Valerie? This show is pretty silly. I admit it. But I enjoy the light humor. I don't have to do anything but sit back, relax, and laugh. It's definitely a guilty pleasure. And what makes it work are the characters. Oh, sure, they are all over the top. But the writers and actors do a good job of making us love them (or love to hate them in the case of Kraft and Libby.) And you can't fault the special effects. Every episode has plenty of them, and they all work well. Unfortunately, this set is just the episodes themselves with no bonus features. Still, with 26 episodes, it is a good deal for fans. This isn't a show I go around bragging about watching very often, but I sure do enjoy it when I sit down to watch it.

It's the television show without the commercials. The nieces and nephews love watching the show, and wish there was a currant version on the T.V. now. All in all, two thumbs up!

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This movie is very creepy and the clown killer is awesome, very creppy and provides the best parts of the film when he actually shows up. But the cover art is rather decieving, it looks amazing but to show a cool graveyard with a clown & Machette full of blood makes people rather dissapointed after seeing this film. Over all a strange film that as the previous reviewer stated is unsure of exactally what it wants to be, if the Clown was in it more and had more scary parts like he was limited to this film would have gotten 5 stars.

"The Clown Murders"(1976) featuring an early performance from a young and un-funny John Candy is one of those foggy oddball but some-what creepy films that only the 1970's could cough up. The film seems like it doesn't quite know what it wants to do with itself yet still manages to have a eerie feel to it that seems to consistantly grow throughout. The climax, even though pretty tame held up to todays standards(though all over the place as well) still makes you feel somewhat dirty & abused...like being forced to witness something that you shouldn't have. In the end a film like this may not be for everyone but for those of you who (like myself) really have a sweet tooth for those obscure lost 70's weirdy flicks "The Clown Murders" is pretty much a keeper.

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i thought this would be great for my girls age 12 and 13 allowing them to get creative. they are lucky they can form a dot without the product clogging or gushing out. i tried it to see if they were using it wrong. They weren't its just a bad product for good money.

The migi nail art is a lot of fun for my children and I am going to buy some sets for Christmas gifts.

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I purchased this bag to fill the pinata for my son's 6th birthday party. I was looking for something with both toys and candy, as everyone seems to have more than their share of candy after Halloween. It is very difficult to see exactly what's in the bag from the picture. I was quite disappointed when I received it. I personally don't know many kids that like lemonheads, cinnamon-flavored hard candy, as well as many other kinds of not-so-great candy. The only candy I was happy with in there was the tootsie rolls, smarties and some bubble gum. The toys were not that great either. Plastic guns which I thought were water guns are nothing but plastic shaped guns. The harmonicas and tops will probably be the best toys but not enough of those for each guest. I was going to return it but with the shipping price along with the 10% restocking fee I would be out almost the price of the item with nothing to show for it.

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A co-worker offered me a piece a few months ago and I went WOW, I have had many licorice products before but this was something else. very strong and great flavor, I just wish it did not have so many calories. The good thing is that you only need a couple pieces to carry you for a while

It is difficult to find licorice with a true quality flavor. The Kookaburra brand fits all of my requiements. I keep it in an old fashioned candy jar in my office.

THER ARENT A LOT OF BLACK LIQUORICE LOVERS OUT THERE BUT FOR THE FEW THERE ARE WE LOVE GOOD BLACK LICORICE. AFTER TASTING KOOKABURRA LIQUORICE I WILL NEVER AGAIN BE SATISFIED WITH THE GENERIC NAME. I GAVE IT AS GIFTS TO MY BLACK LIQUORICE LOVERS AND EACH CALLED ME TO ASK WHERE I GOT IT. IT SATISFIED THERE CRAVINGS. THANK YOU PATTY B

Kookaburra is the very best licorice. Soft, yet chewy, nice creamy finish. It was delivered timely and in perfect condition all the way from Down Under. You a licorice lover? Get this product.

My dad asks for these all the time and he loves them. Excellent for the true licorice lover!