Negan bats on steroids......

A while back, I posted these cute Negan bats my girls made for a Walking Dead Premiere party we were having, and they were such a hit, we decided to take another whack at them, only amplified for the season finale.  They are a little time-consuming to make but so much fun to eat.  You can find the first post here along with Carol's cookies.

The original Negan bats.

Bats on steroids.

Semi-sweet chocolate chips, organic coconut oil, and pretzel rods.
I honestly just throw in various amounts.

Melt the chocolate.  You don't have to be fancy, just throw it
in the microwave until it is melted but smooth.

Just dip the pretzel rods in the chocolate.  This glass measuring
cup made dipping the pretzel rods easy.  Put them in the
freezer for about 5 mins.

Frosting/gel.  Obviously red for the blood.  You can use just
white for the barbed-wire or tint it with black to give it
more of a barbed wire look.

Voila!  Negan bats.

I guess we went a little crazy with the bloody look.

A close up.  I wish I took better pics but I think you can get the idea!

Enjoy!

Jeffrey Dean Morgan wins the MTV Movie and TV Awards for Best Villain as Negan on TWD...........

Guess you never saw that coming.

Walker Stalker Con ATL...........

I have been so busy, I have still not had time to blog about our fun time at this year's Walker Stalker Con ATL so I decided to at least post these two signed pics of Jeffrey Dean Morgan (swoon), we stood in line for three hours to spend five minutes with him.  Totally worth it though!

This is one insanely nice man (in person) even though he is the Donald Trump of The Walking Dead.
We had a very long day but we were simply not leaving without meeting Negan, and it was so worth the wait.  Some of the fans were being turned away by the volunteers because it was time to go but he pulled rank and let everyone come up to meet him anyway.  He was very interactive and hugged everyone.  He signed C17's picture and her bracelet while she was still wearing it.  Another great time had by us.

Negan's bat Lucille cupcakes............

Fun party foods for our Walking Dead Party............

This is an original idea.  We have scoured the internet looking for fun zombie food ideas and actually came up with one of our own.  Mostly A15 had the idea of making Negan's bat (Lucille) so we tried out a few different things and came up with a winner.

We melted semi-sweet chocolate chips with coconut oil and mixed until smooth.  Coconut oil works best when melting chocolate chips.  We sprayed a cookie sheet with cooking spray, then we dipped gluten-free pretzel sticks in the melted chocolate, rolled them a bit, and then placed them on the cookie sheet.  We popped them in to the freezer for about 5 minutes, then we repeated this process two more times so there would be a good amount of chocolate.  Then the girls drew out the barbed wire with white frosting and added a little bit of red gel glaze for the "blood effect."  I think these turned out great, and they are delicious!

We also made Carol's Cookies from the original recipe from the AMC website.  Click here for the recipe.

The wait is almost over!!!!!!

Negan is about to make his debut....

Most viewed post........

Of all the completely random posts I post (and I am not kidding anyone about the randomness that is me) this one always gets at least 200 views a day from all over the world.  The Walking Dead fans are so dedicated!

Fun party foods for our Walking Dead Party............

This is an original idea.  We have scoured the internet looking for fun zombie food ideas and actually came up with one of our own.  Mostly A15 had the idea of making Negan's bat (Lucille) so we tried out a few different things and came up with a winner.

We melted semi-sweet chocolate chips with coconut oil and mixed until smooth.  Coconut oil works best when melting chocolate chips.  We sprayed a cookie sheet with cooking spray, then we dipped gluten-free pretzel sticks in the melted chocolate, rolled them a bit, and then placed them on the cookie sheet.  We popped them in to the freezer for about 5 minutes, then we repeated this process two more times so there would be a good amount of chocolate.  Then the girls drew out the barbed wire with white frosting and added a little bit of red gel glaze for the "blood effect."  I think these turned out great, and they are delicious!

We also made Carol's Cookies from the original recipe from the AMC website.  Click here for the recipe.

The wait is almost over!!!!!!

Bring it on Negan and Lucille...bring it on.................