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Halloween: Baker Street’s easy recipe ideas

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BOO! Nah, we’re just kidding – scaring people on Halloween isn’t our style. But tasty food definitely is, which is why we’ve come up with some spooky ideas for you to try out before and on 31st October.

We’ve tried to think of lots of creative ways you can use our Baker Street range to make some simple spine-tingling dishes requiring very little ingredients.

Take a look at our ideas below and if you’re planning on making any, why not share them with us on social by tagging @LoveBakerStreet on Instagram and Facebook. Happy Halloween Bread Heads!

HALLOWEEN GHOST TOAST

skulls and witches' fingers on a white table

That’s right – toast that looks like ghosts… or monsters, or zombies or any other Halloween characters you like. There’s no recipe for this one – simply grab a pack of our Baker Street Sliced White Loaf (you can use our Brown or Seeded loaves if you prefer them), pop some slices in the toaster, and get your own little monsters to decorate a slice with whatever savoury or sweet ingredients you have to hand and watch them turn our bread into some spooky creatures.

You can pick up our Baker Street Sliced Loaves in selected Nisa stores.

Make sure you check out our Bread Heads’ #BakerStreetGhostToast too on Instagram, as well as on the comments on this Facebook post, as they’ve come up with some cracking creations!

SPIDER WEB SOUP & RYE BREAD

Our Baker Street Rye Bread is great for dipping into a warm bowl of soup-er soup – whatever flavour tickles your fancy – on a cold, autumn evening. That’s why we’ve picked our favourite for Halloween – pumpkin soup – and simply dripped some cream garnish on top, and then used a toothpick to make the spider web pattern.

Grab yourself some Baker Street Rye Bread from selected Nisa, SPAR, Tesco Ireland and Ocado stores, as well as online.

SPOOKY HALLOWEEN SARNIE

Spiders, skulls and witches’ fingers. That’s right, we’ve used our Baker Street Sliced Loaves to make Halloween sandwiches this year. All we did was made up the sandwiches using a couple of slices of bread and our favourite fillings, and then used some Halloween biscuit cutters to make them into a creepy shape.

If you don’t have Halloween biscuit cutters, you can just use a knife (carefully!) to create the shapes that you want.

Get making our spooky sarnies with our Baker Street Sliced Loaves – available in selected Nisa stores.

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