Werewolf based food

[Marcus]

I was originally going to call this thread werewolf icecream, but thought I'd broaden it a little.

When I was a kid, I remember their used to be a lolly you could buy from the ice cream van that was called a werewolf lolly. It was green and I think had some brown with it too (not sure if it was a brown centre or flakes of brown I forget. But when you bought it you also got a werewolf mask (thos cardboard types with the bent back sides to hook over your ears).

So I was wondering if, A) anyone else remembers them, or B) if any of you have come across werewolf based spice, ice cream or other foods?

[Werewolf]

Never heard of it.

[mau]

When I saw the title of the thread, I thought it meant what a werewolf eats!
Unfortunately I can't think of anything myself, but the ice cream sounds neat.
Halloween would be a good time to look I'm sure.
Here's an idea though...I wonder if you can take cotton candy and make it brown and say it's a werewolf's tail.

[Werewolf]

I remember a brown lolly shaped like a paw but can't for the life of me remember what it was called?

[uchihalycan3]

i have seen a werewolf shaped cupcake before(oh i just graduated from high school by the way) ya me!!

[Werewolf]

Greggs the Bakers did some cupcakes with edible pictures of bats, wolves, spiders, vampires, witches, etc last halloween.

[Marcus]

I've seen a few gingerbread men in the shape of wolves at halloween a few times.

(congrats on graduating Uchihalycan3)

[uchihalycan3]

Thanks Marcus

[eddiequist]

There was a breakfast cereal in the U.S. called "Fruit Brute", and the character on the box was a werewolf. It was part of a General Mills cereal line that featured famous monsters as mascots. (Count Chocula, Frankenberry, Yummy Mummy, etc...)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fruit_Brute

Fruit Brute was discontinued back in 1983.

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[eddiequist]

Oh, and for the Wine Connoisseur's:

www.shopperswines.com/?iVar=11316