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These Halloween Candy Snacks Look Like Remains from a Graveyard

While the combination of gummy worms and edible dirt served in a bowl is already a favorite among kids, this year, Dylan's Candy Bar found a fun way to package one of its Halloween candy snacks.

The Halloween Zombie's Graveyard Dirt & Worms set is packaged in a jar, which makes it look like a soil sample that's been dug up from deep in the ground of a cemetery. As far as what makes up the candies inside, the package contains a mix of crushed cookies and gummy worms, which gives the set a gritty appearance.

Since this Halloween candy snack is made up of such simple ingredients and packaged in a similar way, it would be easy to recreate this treat as a Halloween DIY at home.
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