Halloween spider peanut soufflé

I have already shared in earlier articles the practice of the Halloween mummies, which is also a lovely ecstasy, especially loved by children, and the past sharing of witch-finger crackers, which are fun, more fun than good, used to make babies, and as a child-to-child interactive game. The spider-shaped biscuits that are shared today are simple versions that can be done in 20 minutes, are particularly simple in terms of use, have no water or oil, have no need for distribution, have nothing to do with evenly baking the materials and have little chance of failure. It's a little bit of work, and it's also the most interesting part, and the son works with me to make a cute little spider, which turns the kids on and on and on. That is why making such snacks is so important that parent-child interaction, increased emotional interaction between parents and children, and the development of the child ' s ability to act can also give him some insight into Western holidays。