Retail Roundup

If you’re into dressing up like food -- specifically a burrito, taco

or ingredient -- you may just get some food. That’s right. As part of its

“Boo-Rito” event, Chipotle restaurant wants people to stop in on

Halloween and show off their Chipotle food costumes for a free meal.

So, you’ve gotta sell out to pig out. Too bad you can’t get food by

wearing one of those cute M&M; get-ups. Those are so cute, for kids ages 1

and up.

Just open the fridge and cupboards for these ingredients

Ato7 https://www.notjustbeans.comf7 , you’ll find ways to make this

Halloween a bit more frugal. A few tips they suggest are recipes for face

paint, deviled eyeballs, radioactive juice, toxic juice, fake blood and

brains. Sounds like a great meal.

To toss together some face paint, you need corn starch, water, cold

cream, food coloring and an old pan. You mix a teaspoon of corn starch,

half a teaspoon of water and half a teaspoon of cold cream, and there you

go. Just add the food coloring.

Mix blue Kool-Aid and Mountain Dew, and you’ve got radioactive juice.

Throw some green food coloring into lemonade, and toxic juice is ready to

drink. Boil cherry tomatoes about 30 second and then peel them for bloody

eyeballs. Best of all, kids can have fun and get messy.

Enough Halloween, it’s time to light up the season

Whatever happened to the wonderful Halloween season? Too many are

pushing the winter holidays on us already.

The flacks at Disney’s California Adventure are beginning to push

their new holiday spectacular, LuminAria -- sounds similar to “Light

Magic,” recalled by some as “Light Tragic.” The “celebration of dazzling

lights, low level pyrotechnics and favorite holiday music” performed at

Paradise Pier Lagoon will debut Nov. 9 and run through Jan. 6, for those

many who are interested.