The best Halloween cookie decorating kits depend on whether you want a hands-on activity, a ready-to-decorate set, or a centerpiece kids can build. I’d rank the Create A Treat E-Z Build Haunted House and Cookie Decorating Kit as the best overall for its larger, activity-focused format, while Sweets Indeed’s frosting and sprinkles kit suits bakers who want to decorate their own cookies and the edible-marker jumbo cookie set keeps the task simple for young children. The main tradeoff is between creative freedom and convenience: decorating supplies leave the cookies and much of the prep to you, while premade cookies and buildable kits reduce work but limit customization. Pack size and the kind of activity also matter when choosing for a party, family, or solo project. Read on for how all eight options compare.
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Key Takeaways
- Build-focused kits offer a different kind of activity: Create A Treat’s haunted house set and graveyard kit put assembly and construction ahead of simple icing practice.
- Decorating supplies alone are not a complete cookie activity: Sweets Indeed’s frosting-and-sprinkles set makes most sense when you already plan to bake or buy cookies.
- Premade cookies reduce prep but narrow the project: The Sweets Indeed 8-cookie set and 16-count pumpkin kit are easier starting points than supply-only options.
- Edible markers favor control over variety: The four jumbo cookies with markers suit a small, low-mess activity, but offer fewer cookies than larger-count kits.
- Pack count is not the same as group suitability: Compare cookie quantity, decoration portions, and whether the activity is shared or individually portioned before buying for a party.
| Sweets Indeed Halloween Frosting Decorating Kit with Sprinkles, 11.31 ounces |  | Best for Flexible Decorating | Weight: 11.31 ounces | Frosting tubes: 3, 3 ounces each | Frosting colors: Orange, black, and white | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Halloween Cookie Kit, 10 count |  | Best for Ready-to-Decorate Cookies | Cookie quantity: 10 | Cookie type: Vanilla | Cookie designs: Ghosts and pumpkins | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Create A Treat Build Your Own Halloween Chocolate Scary Graveyard Cookie Kit 25.5 oz |  | Best for Spooky Scene Building | Weight: 25.5 ounces | Includes: Cookies, assorted candy, icing, and tools | Skill level: 2, easy | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Create A Treat E-Z Build Halloween Chocolate Cookie Haunted House and Spooky Vanilla Cookie Decorating Kit, 45.76 oz |  | Best for Big Group Activities | Weight: 45.76 ounces | Main centerpiece: Chocolate cookie haunted house | Additional cookies: Spooky vanilla cookies | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Halloween Cookie Decorating Kit with Frosting, Tips, Cutters & Sprinkles |  | Best for Shaping Cookies from Scratch | Frosting colors: Orange, black, and white | Frosting tubes: 3 | Frosting tips: 4 | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Halloween Cookies Decorating Kit with Edible Markers – 4 Jumbo Cookies for Kids, Pumpkin, Witch, Ghost Designs |  | Best for Marker Decorating | Cookie count: 4 | Cookie designs: Pumpkin, witch, ghost, and one additional design | Approximate cookie size: 4.5 × 3.75 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Spooky Halloween Pumpkin Cookie Decorating Kit, 16 Count |  | Best for Group Activities | Cookie count: 16 | Cookie shape: Pumpkin | Cookie flavor: Vanilla | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Sweets Indeed Halloween Cookie Decorating Kit, 8 Premade Cookies, 14.59 oz |  | Best for a Simple, Ready-to-Set-Up Activity | Cookie count: 8 | Net weight: 14.59 ounces | Cookie preparation: Premade | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
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Sweets Indeed Halloween Frosting Decorating Kit with Sprinkles, 11.31 ounces
I’d choose this kit when the goal is decorating baked goods you already have, rather than buying a set of ready-made cookies. Its three squeeze frosting tubes in orange, black, and white pair with four nozzles, giving kids and adults a few ways to add lines, borders, and small details. The candy-eye sprinkle mix adds quick character to cookies, cupcakes, or cakes without requiring a separate decorating supply run. Compared with the Halloween Cookie Kit, 10 count, this one offers more flexibility over what you decorate, but it doesn’t include cookies. The tradeoff is the modest two-ounce sprinkle portion, which may run short for a larger classroom or party batch. I’d pick it for a small group with treats ready to decorate.
Pros:- Three Halloween-colored squeeze frosting tubes cover basic outlining and filling.
- Four nozzles allow more decorating options than a frosting tube alone.
- Candy-eye sprinkles add quick details across cookies, cupcakes, and cakes.
- Works with homemade or store-bought baked goods rather than one supplied cookie format.
Cons:- Does not include cookies or other baked goods.
- The two-ounce sprinkle mix may not stretch across a large batch.
- The Halloween color palette is less useful for decorating outside the season.
Best for: Families or small groups who have cookies, cupcakes, or cakes ready and want a compact set of frosting and decorating tools.
Not ideal for: Large classroom parties or anyone needing the kit to supply cookies, since the sprinkle mix is limited and no baked goods are included.
- Weight:11.31 ounces
- Frosting tubes:3, 3 ounces each
- Frosting colors:Orange, black, and white
- Nozzles:4
- Sprinkle mix:2 ounces
- Sprinkle detail:Includes candy eyeballs
- Suggested uses:Cookies, cupcakes, and cakes
Our verdict“Choose this kit for flexible decorating of baked goods you already have; pick a cookie-included kit if you need the treats supplied.”
Halloween Cookie Kit, 10 count
This kit starts with 10 vanilla cookies already shaped and decorated as ghosts and pumpkins, then adds three icings and decorative candies for extra customization. That makes it a convenient choice when you want a cookie activity without baking or assembling a larger centerpiece. Compared with the Create A Treat E-Z Build Halloween Chocolate Cookie Haunted House and Spooky Vanilla Cookie Decorating Kit, it takes up a simpler decorating format: individual cookies rather than a house plus multiple treats. The tradeoff is that the base cookies already have designs, so there may be less room for a completely personal look. The nut-free facility is useful information for allergy-aware households, but it is not a guarantee that the product suits every allergy plan. Frozen shipping also means thawing needs to be planned ahead.
Pros:- Includes 10 vanilla cookies, so the activity has individual treats ready to decorate.
- Three icings and decorative candies provide more than one way to customize the cookies.
- Ghost and pumpkin designs give the set a clear Halloween theme.
- Made in a nut-free facility, which may help shoppers screening for nut-related production information.
Cons:- Frozen shipping requires space and thawing time before decorating.
- Pre-decorated cookies leave less room for completely blank-slate designs.
- The Halloween-specific shapes and decoration limit year-round use.
Best for: Households seeking a straightforward Halloween cookie activity with individual treats and some icing and candy customization.
Not ideal for: Last-minute party hosts or anyone who cannot manage frozen delivery and planned thawing; skip it if you want blank cookies for fully original designs.
- Cookie quantity:10
- Cookie type:Vanilla
- Cookie designs:Ghosts and pumpkins
- Icings:3
- Decorations:Decorative candies
- Allergen information:Made in a nut-free facility
- Shipping condition:Shipped frozen
- Stated shelf life:Consume within 365 days of thawing
Our verdict“Pick this for a planned Halloween activity centered on 10 individual cookies, but choose a room-temperature kit for a last-minute event.”
Create A Treat Build Your Own Halloween Chocolate Scary Graveyard Cookie Kit 25.5 oz
The draw here is the build-your-own graveyard scene, which turns decorating into a group construction activity instead of a sequence of individual cookies. Cookies, assorted candy, icing, and tools are included, and the easy skill rating and age guidance of 3+ make the format approachable for younger participants with adult help. Compared with the Halloween Cookie Kit, 10 count, it puts more emphasis on creating one shared centerpiece than on dividing out ready-made treats. Its nut-free, peanut-free, and kosher attributes can also help narrow choices for some households. The tradeoff is that a scene-building kit offers less freedom than a set of blank cookies, and younger children still need supervision around the tools and decorating process. I’d choose it for a collaborative table activity rather than a quick batch of finished cookies.
Pros:- Scene-building format creates a shared activity rather than only decorating separate cookies.
- Includes cookies, assorted candy, icing, and tools for the graveyard project.
- Easy skill level and age guidance of 3+ suit beginner-focused activities with supervision.
- Listed as nut-free, peanut-free, and kosher.
Cons:- The guided graveyard concept offers less flexibility than decorating plain cookies.
- Younger children require adult supervision during assembly and decorating.
- Halloween-specific contents have limited use outside the season.
Best for: Families with young children who want to assemble and decorate a shared Halloween graveyard scene, with adult supervision.
Not ideal for: Shoppers who want individually portioned cookies or adults seeking open-ended, detailed decorating rather than an easy guided build.
- Weight:25.5 ounces
- Includes:Cookies, assorted candy, icing, and tools
- Skill level:2, easy
- Recommended age:3+
- Nut information:Nut-free
- Peanut information:Peanut-free
- Dietary designation:Kosher
- Made in:Canada
Our verdict“Choose this for a beginner-friendly group project built around a spooky centerpiece, not for a batch of individually decorated cookies.”
Create A Treat E-Z Build Halloween Chocolate Cookie Haunted House and Spooky Vanilla Cookie Decorating Kit, 45.76 oz
For a gathering that needs more than one small decorating project, this kit combines a chocolate cookie haunted house with spooky vanilla cookies, candies, icing, and a decorating tray. Since no baking is required, the work is focused on assembly and decoration rather than preparing dough and cleaning baking equipment. Compared with the Create A Treat Build Your Own Halloween Chocolate Scary Graveyard Cookie Kit, this is the larger-format choice, pairing a centerpiece with additional cookies instead of centering the activity on a graveyard scene. That broader setup suits a family table or party, though the extra components can also mean more assembly and cleanup. The kit is peanut-free, tree-nut-free, and kosher, but young children still need adult supervision. I’d select it when variety matters more than a compact, simple activity.
Pros:- Combines a chocolate cookie haunted house with vanilla cookies for more than one decorating activity.
- No baking is required, reducing preparation before the group starts decorating.
- Includes candies, icing writers, icing pouches, and a decorating tray.
- Listed as peanut-free, tree-nut-free, and kosher.
Cons:- The larger multi-part activity can create more decorating mess and cleanup.
- Assembly and decorating may require adult help for younger children.
- The Halloween shapes and house theme are seasonal rather than versatile.
Best for: Families or party hosts who want both a cookie-house centerpiece and extra Halloween cookies to decorate without baking.
Not ideal for: Small groups seeking a quick, low-mess activity or buyers with limited space for assembling and decorating a larger kit.
- Weight:45.76 ounces
- Main centerpiece:Chocolate cookie haunted house
- Additional cookies:Spooky vanilla cookies
- Decorations and tools:Candies, icing writers, icing pouches, and decorating tray
- Baking required:No
- Peanut information:Peanut-free
- Tree nut information:Tree nut-free
- Dietary designation:Kosher
Our verdict“Choose this for a larger group that will enjoy building a centerpiece and decorating extra cookies; pick the graveyard kit for a more focused project.”
Halloween Cookie Decorating Kit with Frosting, Tips, Cutters & Sprinkles
This kit stands out for including three cookie cutters—pumpkin, bat, and ghost—alongside frosting tubes, four tips, and sprinkles. That makes it the more useful choice for bakers who want to cut their own Halloween shapes before decorating, rather than simply add icing to purchased or supplied cookies. Compared with the Sweets Indeed Halloween Frosting Decorating Kit with Sprinkles, it adds cutters for shaping dough; the Sweets Indeed set instead specifies three-ounce frosting tubes and a two-ounce sprinkle mix. The limitation is scale: three frosting tubes may not cover a large batch, and three cutter shapes keep the design range narrow. The supplied information does not specify cookie inclusion, so I’d treat this as a decorating set for dough you provide, not a complete ready-to-eat cookie kit.
Pros:- Includes pumpkin, bat, and ghost cutters for making themed shapes from dough.
- Four frosting tips offer several ways to apply icing.
- Orange, black, and white frosting colors suit classic Halloween designs.
- Sprinkles provide a finishing option alongside piped frosting.
Cons:- Cookie inclusion is not specified, so buyers may need to prepare or source the cookies separately.
- Three frosting tubes may be limiting for a large batch.
- Only three cutter shapes are included.
Best for: Home bakers who plan to make their own Halloween cookies and want cutters, frosting tips, and sprinkles in one decorating set.
Not ideal for: Shoppers who need ready-made cookies or are decorating a large batch that could outlast the three frosting tubes.
- Frosting colors:Orange, black, and white
- Frosting tubes:3
- Frosting tips:4
- Cookie cutter shapes:Pumpkin, bat, and ghost
- Sprinkles:Included
- Intended use:Decorating cookies, cupcakes, and cakes
Our verdict“Pick this if you want to cut and decorate your own Halloween cookies; choose a cookie-included kit for a ready-to-decorate activity.”
Halloween Cookies Decorating Kit with Edible Markers – 4 Jumbo Cookies for Kids, Pumpkin, Witch, Ghost Designs
Three edible markers make this four-cookie kit a better fit for drawing faces and details than kits centered on icing and sprinkles. The jumbo, individually wrapped cookies give each child a separate canvas, while the pumpkin, witch, and ghost shapes keep the activity firmly Halloween-themed. Compared with the 16-cookie Spooky Halloween Pumpkin Cookie Decorating Kit, this set serves a much smaller group, but its markers offer a different, less topping-focused way to decorate. The tradeoff is limited variety: there are only four cookies and three markers, so it suits a small activity more than a classroom party. Younger children may also need help using the markers, and the listed nut-free and Kosher Dairy facility information does not replace checking packaging for individual dietary needs.
Pros:- Three edible markers encourage drawing and personalized details
- Four jumbo cookies provide a larger decorating surface
- Individually wrapped cookies are convenient for handing out
- Made in a nut-free, Kosher Dairy facility
Cons:- Only four cookies, making it a poor fit for larger gatherings
- Three markers may need to be shared among children
- Younger users may need adult supervision with the markers
Best for: Parents planning a small Halloween activity for a few children who would enjoy drawing directly on large cookies
Not ideal for: Teachers or hosts serving a large group, since four cookies provide limited servings and the set has only three markers
- Cookie count:4
- Cookie designs:Pumpkin, witch, ghost, and one additional design
- Approximate cookie size:4.5 × 3.75 inches
- Decorating tools:3 edible markers
- Packaging:Individually wrapped in a bucket
- Allergen and facility information:Nut-free facility; Kosher Dairy
Our verdict“Choose this small-set option for kids who would rather draw on jumbo Halloween cookies than decorate with icing and sprinkles.”
Spooky Halloween Pumpkin Cookie Decorating Kit, 16 Count
Sixteen pre-baked cookies make this the clearest choice here for sharing with a group, especially compared with the four-cookie edible-marker kit. The pumpkin shapes create a consistent theme, while icing writers, mini quins, mini beads, and sanding sugar give decorators several ways to add color and texture without baking first. That quantity and topping mix suit a party or family table better than the eight-cookie Sweets Indeed kit when more servings matter. The tradeoff is that the activity is decorating only: there is no dough or baking step, and the supplied cookies are already shaped and flavored. The product information also cautions that it is intended for immediate use rather than storage, so I would plan the decorating session around serving the cookies soon after.
Pros:- Sixteen cookies accommodate a larger group than the other two kits in this batch
- No baking is required before decorating
- Includes two icing writers plus quins, beads, and sanding sugar
- Pumpkin shapes create a coordinated Halloween activity
Cons:- Offers decorating only, with no baking activity
- Pumpkin-only shapes provide less design variety
- Intended for immediate use rather than long-term storage
Best for: Hosts and families who need a no-bake decorating activity with enough pumpkin cookies for a group
Not ideal for: Bakers who want children to mix, roll, or cut dough, or anyone seeking a kit for decorating cookies well ahead of an event
- Cookie count:16
- Cookie shape:Pumpkin
- Cookie flavor:Vanilla
- Net weight:22.9 ounces
- Decorating supplies:Orange and white icing writers, mini quins, mini beads, and orange sanding sugar
- Baking required:No
Our verdict“Pick this kit when serving a group is the priority and a ready-to-decorate pumpkin theme is enough.”
Sweets Indeed Halloween Cookie Decorating Kit, 8 Premade Cookies, 14.59 oz
Eight premade cookies and a mix of frosting, icing, sprinkles, and candy eyeballs make this a straightforward set for a small family activity: open it up and begin decorating, with no baking step. It offers more topping variety than the edible-marker kit, while staying smaller than the 16-cookie Spooky Halloween Pumpkin kit, so it occupies a middle ground on group size. The candy eyeballs add a playful finishing touch, though the supplied information does not specify cookie shapes or flavor choices. That makes this less suited to buyers who want a highly defined theme or to tailor the cookie flavor. The kit is limited to decorating, and its supplies may run short for a larger group; I would choose the 16-count set instead when sharing among many guests matters more than keeping setup compact.
Pros:- Includes eight premade cookies for a modest group
- Provides frosting, icing, sprinkles, and candy eyeballs
- No baking is required, keeping preparation simple
- Offers more topping types than the edible-marker kit
Cons:- Eight cookies may not stretch to a larger classroom or party
- The kit is for decorating only, with no baking activity
- Cookie flavor and shapes are not specified, limiting planning around them
Best for: Families or small groups looking for a ready-to-use decorating activity with several kinds of toppings
Not ideal for: Large parties that need more than eight cookies, or buyers who want to bake or select cookie flavors
- Cookie count:8
- Net weight:14.59 ounces
- Cookie preparation:Premade
- Decorating supplies:Frosting, icing, sprinkles, and candy eyeballs
- Baking required:No
- Suggested occasions:Family activities, parties, and classroom events
Our verdict“Choose this kit for a small group that wants varied toppings and quick setup, but pick the 16-count pumpkin kit for a larger gathering.”
How We Picked
I compared these Halloween cookie decorating kits by looking at what the buyer receives and what work remains at home: whether cookies are included, how much decorating or assembly the activity supports, and how naturally the kit fits a family session or group gathering. I also weighed the practical value of cookie count and kit format. A kit with many ounces or cookies is not automatically the better group choice if the decorating components are limited or the activity is designed for shared use.
The ranking gives priority to complete, useful activities that balance convenience and creative engagement. Kits with premade cookies or a clear build-and-decorate project rank ahead of supplies that require separate baking, while focused options can still be a better match for beginners, young children, or bakers who want more control. I treat product names and stated quantities as indicators of format, not proof of portion sizes or suitability for every group.
Factors to Consider When Choosing Halloween Cookie Decorating Kits
Before choosing, decide what you want the kit to take off your plate. A cookie set can be a low-prep treat, a craft activity, or a set of supplies for cookies you make yourself; those formats solve different problems. These checks can help you avoid buying a kit that looks right but does not match your event.
1. Decide Who Supplies the Cookies
Start by checking whether the kit includes cookies or only decorating materials. A frosting-and-sprinkles set can offer more control over cookie shape and quantity, but it leaves baking, cooling, and portioning to you. Premade-cookie kits shorten that workload, which matters when decorating is only one part of a busy party. A common mistake is assuming that a kit labeled for decorating contains the cookies themselves. If the listing does not clearly state the cookie contents, check the package details before planning the event.
2. Match the Activity to the Age Group
Young children often get more out of a simple task with large surfaces and few steps than a detailed project with several parts. Edible markers can avoid some of the squeezing and icing control that frustrate beginners, while a buildable cookie structure asks for patience and adult help. Older children and adults may prefer that extra construction challenge. Think about attention span and how much supervision you can offer, not just the theme. For a mixed-age group, a straightforward decorating option is often easier to share than a project where one person must manage assembly.
3. Plan for the Real Group Size
Use the stated cookie count as a starting point, not a full measure of party capacity. A kit with a small number of jumbo cookies may work well for a few children sharing designs, while a higher-count set may suit individual portions. Decorations can also be shared or used unevenly, so check whether the package specifies how many participants it serves. Avoid assuming that an ounce figure translates directly into a certain number of servings. For a larger gathering, compare the number of cookies with the number of people and decide whether you are willing to add plain cookies or extra icing.
4. Choose Between Decorating and Building
Some kits focus on applying frosting and sprinkles, while others make assembly part of the fun. A buildable graveyard or haunted house can create a more memorable group project, but it may take more time and coordination than decorating flat cookies. Flat-cookie activities are easier to divide among guests and usually simpler to pack up afterward. Consider whether the goal is a finished display, a relaxed craft, or a quick dessert activity. If you want both construction and individual decorating, verify exactly which pieces and cookie types are included rather than relying on the product title alone.
5. Account for Mess and Setup
Frosting, sprinkles, markers, and edible structures create different kinds of cleanup. Decorating supplies can mean open icing and loose toppings on the table, while marker-based activities may keep the work more contained. Build kits can reduce the need to bake but may call for a clear work surface and hands-on assembly. Set out plates, wipes, and any extra tools before children begin, especially if the package does not specify serving or setup supplies. If quick cleanup is a priority, choose a simpler format over a project with multiple decorations or construction steps.
6. Check What You May Need to Add
Package contents can vary widely even when products share the same Halloween theme. Some kits may include cookies and decorations, while others are primarily frosting, cutters, or sprinkles; the name alone does not settle the question. Check the listing for quantities and for any stated need for extra ingredients, baking, or tools. Paying more for a larger or more elaborate kit only makes sense if its contents match the number of participants and the activity you want. When details are unclear, plan a backup supply of plain cookies or basic icing rather than counting on unlisted extras.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I buy a kit with premade cookies or one with decorating supplies only?
Choose premade cookies when saving prep time matters more than choosing your own cookie recipe or shapes. A supply-only set can be a better fit if you already bake and want to control the number, size, or style of cookies. Check whether the kit actually includes cookies, since the word “decorating” does not always mean they are provided. Also account for cooling time if you plan to bake just before the activity. For a last-minute gathering, premade-cookie options usually require less planning.
Which kind of Halloween cookie kit is easiest for young children?
For younger children, look for a simple activity with large decorating surfaces and few steps. Edible markers can be easier to control than icing that needs squeezing, though the number of cookies may limit how many children can participate. A construction kit can be fun but may need an adult to handle assembly or keep pieces organized. Consider whether children can work independently or will share one project. The easiest choice is the one that fits their coordination and your willingness to help.
How do I tell whether a kit will serve everyone at a Halloween party?
Compare the stated cookie count with the guest count, then check whether the kit is designed for individual cookies or a shared build. A count such as four jumbo cookies may support a small activity but not one cookie per guest at a larger party. Decoration quantities matter too: a large cookie count can still mean limited frosting or toppings. Product weight alone is not a reliable serving guide. If the package does not state how many people it serves, plan extra plain cookies or separate decorating supplies.
Is a buildable cookie kit a better party activity than flat-cookie decorating?
It depends on whether guests want to collaborate or make their own finished cookies. A buildable haunted house or graveyard creates a shared centerpiece and adds assembly to the activity, but it can take more coordination and adult attention. Flat cookies are easier to divide among guests and let everyone decorate at their own pace. For a short party schedule, individual cookies may be simpler to manage. For a family activity with time for a group project, a build kit can provide a more involved experience.
What should I check when a product listing is vague about kit contents?
Look for a clear list of included cookies, frosting, decorations, cutters, markers, and any assembly pieces. Confirm whether stated quantities refer to cookies, total package weight, or another component, since those figures answer different questions. Check whether baking or extra supplies are needed before the event. If the listing still leaves key details open, do not plan around unconfirmed items. A small backup supply of plain cookies and basic decorations can prevent the activity from falling short.
Conclusion
My best overall choice is the Create A Treat E-Z Build Haunted House and Spooky Vanilla Cookie Decorating Kit for shoppers who want a larger, more involved activity. For best value in convenience, the Sweets Indeed 8 Premade Cookies kit is a sensible pick when ready-to-decorate cookies matter more than baking control; I’d reserve the Create A Treat graveyard kit for buyers who specifically want a construction project. Beginners and younger children may prefer the edible-marker jumbo cookie set for its focused, less icing-dependent format. Bakers who already have cookies should look at the Sweets Indeed frosting-and-sprinkles kit, while shoppers wanting a bigger cookie count can compare the 16-count pumpkin set. For a premium-style project, choose the more elaborate build format only if the extra assembly is part of the appeal; otherwise, a simpler premade-cookie kit is the more practical match.
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