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Here’s
some fun stuff to gross out your family and friends.
Adult supervision is recommended when making any of
these tasty treats.

This
recipe makes two servings. Double it for four.
What you need:
- 2 12-ounce cans of cola
- 2 tablespoons hard candy
(any flavor)
- 10 spaghetti noodles (dry)
- 1 teaspoon vegetable oil
- 2 straws
- 2 tall glasses
- 1 quart pitcher
- Spoon
What
you do:
- Break each spaghetti noodle into six pieces. Cook
according to directions on the package. Set aside.
- Place the hard candy in a plastic bag and seal
it. Use a wooden spoon to grind the candy into small
(pebble, sand-like) pieces. Set aside.
- Pour cola into 1-quart pitcher. Add vegetable oil.
Stir cola until flat. There should be no bubbles.
- To the cola, add the spaghetti noodles and hard
candy. Stir.
- Pour into two tall glasses. Add a straw to each
glass. Serve to unsuspecting friends! Ewww!!!
*
Important: Sewage Soda does
not contain real sewage. Untreated raw sewage is dangerous
to your health and should never be consumed.

This recipe makes one
dozen sludge cakes (12 servings).
What
you need:
- 1 (8-ounce) package cream cheese, softened
- 1/2 cup chocolate syrup
- 1/4 cup cocoa powder (any kind)
- 1 package chocolate sandwich cookies
- Non-stick cooking spray or butter
- 1 large plastic bag (1-gallon size)
- 2 large bowls
- Hand mixer (beaters), optional
- 1 muffin pan
- Spoon
What
you do:
- Lightly grease muffin pan with non-stick cooking
spray or butter.
- Place chocolate sandwich cookies inside large plastic
bag.
- Use backside of spoon to break cookies into small
chunks.
- Once crushed, open and pour cookies into large
bowl. Use your hands — your clean hands! —
to crumble any cookie chunks that are too large. Try
for a dirt-like texture.
- In second large bowl, use hand mixer (or spoon)
to beat cream cheese and cocoa powder until light
and fluffy. Stir in chocolate syrup.
- Add crushed cookies to the cream cheese mixture
in small batches. Fold together. All cookie pieces
should be coated with cream cheese mixture.
- Firmly pack muffin tins to rim with cookie mixture.
- Turn pan over and shake gently to remove fake sludge
cakes.
- Hold one in your hand. Fake out your friends —
tell them that it’s a sludge cake — then
eat it!
Recipes and
photos courtesy City of San Diego / Metropolitan Wastewater
Department
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