This ‘Hocus Pocus’ Mug Is The Perfect Vessel For Your Halloween Brews

by Bolde Team Jul 31, 2020
This ‘Hocus Pocus’ Mug Is The Perfect Vessel For Your Halloween Brews
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With Halloween just around the corner (shut up, I know it’s only barely August), I’m already in the Samhain spirit. That means I’m already thinking up my costume for this year, which I’ll definitely wear even if I’m only in my living room, and I’m also purchasing decorations to spookify my house. One thing I didn’t have previously but have just ordered is this Hocus Pocus mug, because is it really Halloween without the Sanderson sisters?

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  1. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t love Hocus Pocus. And if I did meet someone who wasn’t obsessed with it, I would imagine that’s because they’ve never seen it. That would literally be the only explanation. For the rest of us, there’s this amazing mug from the Disney Store to enjoy.
  2. The mug even incorporates the tie-dye trend. Sure, tie-dye is more of a summer trend than an autumn one, but given that the Hocus Pocus mug is on sale now, there’s no reason not to start using it early. Plus, who says you can’t make tie-dye a thing for Halloween?
  3. It comes with its own stirring spoon. Given that the mug itself, which says “It’s Just A Bunch Of Hocus Pocus” on the side, is shaped like a cauldron, you’ll need something to stir that cauldron with, right? That’s why it’s so awesome that it comes with a stirring spoon that’s brown and kinda shaped like a broomstick.
  4. The mug is currently out of stock but should be back soon. Unsurprisingly, it was so popular that it sold out in no time! However, given its popularity, it’s likely that Disney will restock it in the coming days/weeks, so you can simply bookmark the page and keep checking back. You’ll want to get your hands on it as soon as it’s available since I’m sure it’ll keep flying off the virtual shelves!
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