A person builds a Halloween-themed cookie house using a chocolate kit. They assemble the house, decorate the roof with bats, and add details such as windows, a door, and tombstones. They also add a ghost flying out of the roof and a graveyard with bones and candy corn. After completing the house, they open a "candy box" that contains grocery items instead of candy, and then open a "crusty chocolate bar" that contains surprise items, including a corndog that changes color in hot water.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The project is a chocolate cookie house.
2. The kit comes with various candies, including candy corn, black icing, orange icing, white icing, and icing tips.
3. The kit includes a cookie tray base and cookie pieces for the house.
4. The house has a roof that needs to be attached using icing.
5. The kit includes a chimney that needs to be assembled and attached to the roof.
6. The chimney is made of separate pieces that need to be iced together.
7. The project includes decorating the house with icing and candies.
8. The decorations include ghosts, bats, and tombstones.
9. The tombstones can be written on with icing.
10. The project includes a surprise reveal of a grocery item box.
11. The grocery item box contains a chocolate bar, surprise blind bags, and other items.
12. The chocolate bar contains a surprise item, such as a corndog or a crud chip.
13. The corndog changes color when exposed to hot water.
14. The crud chip is moldy.
15. The project concludes with a message to not eat gross candy and to stay sweet.