Oct 26: Tomato Blood, Prosciutto Skull, & Purple Pumpkins


Heinz just created “TOMATO BLOOD” ketchup . . . which is just regular ketchup in a vampire-themed bottle.  And they’re giving out 570 bottles this week.

You can win one by submitting a TikTok video featuring you and a bottle of ketchup

 

Prosciutto Skull

No secret I love a charcuterie board! This Halloween I am making this as part of the board.

 

Purple Pumpkins

A photo with the hashtag #OperationSaveHalloween circulating on social media says purple pumpkins mean it’s safe to stop at your house for candy because you follow guidelines meant to prevent the spread of COVID-19. That includes “wearing a mask,” “distributing individually wrapped candies,” and “maintaining proper sanitary conditions,” said Bill Gaylor, a Nassau County, New York, legislator, according to News 12 in Long Island.

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