Fun Halloween party food ideas like these will guarantee a holiday filled with spooky deliciousness and lots of laughter! These are themed food desserts and spooky fun snacks that kids and adults will love!
Some of you have been with me since the early days, so you may remember my one and only Halloween post, where I discussed my lack of crafting skills. I proved it by making spider web cookies that look like they were decorated by a 5-year old. See?
The next year, I decided to stray from sweets. I made Jack O Lantern Stuffed Bell Peppers. Slightly more creative, but not more crafty. Look at those poor little droopy faces!
At least I can laugh at myself. 🙂
This year, I want to give creative crafting with food another try. I mean, really. I shouldn’t be left out of making fun Halloween creations because I wasn’t born with a crafting gene, should I?
So I made spooky spiders from mini doughnuts, Reese’s pieces, and pretzels. They’re super duper easy to make, so I’m heading on a no-fail mission.
Just break the pretzels into pieces, then use the curved parts for the spider’s legs. Use Reese’s pieces for the eyes. I got the candy to stay on by using a dab of chocolate cookie icing (I bought the kind that comes in a tube). At first glance, I thought they were rather creative, and possibly even cute.
But it was brought to my attention by a certain someone whom I love dearly but whom I then wanted to strangle, that they aren’t anatomically correct. #SpidersHave8Legs #DuhBecca #ImADoofus.
It didn’t matter, though. My crafting gene had gotten tired, and I was not about to make more silly, yet adorable spiders. Those cute arachnids would just have to accept the fact that they’re partially disabled, and learn to deal.
Does anyone know where I can find a wheelchair for spiders?
Then I made an executive, and quite brilliant decision! I ran to my foodie friends, begging them to let me share their fun Halloween food creations. That decision has been the most brilliant one I’ve made this month, because LOOK what they’ve brought to the party!
Creative, easy, and delicious!
These are fun Halloween treats that will be the life (or ghoulishly fun death) of your Halloween party!
Frankenstein Cupcakes, from Your Cup of Cake.
Grilled Ghostly Pizza, from Cherished Bliss.
Mocha Mummy Cookies, from Baking in a Tornado.
Mummy Cupcakes, from Donuts, Dresses, & Desserts (SheriSilver.com).
Punch Bowl Ice Hands, from A New Addition.
Spider Oreo Cupcakes, from Diethood.
Spooky Spider Cupcakes, from Simple Thrifty.
Frankenstein Cupcakes, from Moments with Mandi.
Monster Whoopie Pies, from Your Cup of Cake.
Jack O Lantern Orange Fruit Cups, from Simple Thrifty.
Reese’s Owls, from Inside Bru Crew Life.
Deviled Spider Eggs, from Shockingly Delicious.
Jalapeno Popper Mummies, from Simply Sated.
Tamara says
Cute stuff, love it!
PS: did you notice the amount of legs that the Oreo spiders have 😉
Chef Becca says
yes yes yes… go ahead and harass my poor, deformed, handicapped spider 😉
Karen says
Such fun and spooky food ideas by so many talented cooks and bakers. I’m honored that you included my cookies.
Chef Becca says
Your cookies are absolutely adorable and I was more than happy to share them. I know that my readers will love the recipe, too!
CakeSpy says
Those little spiders with pretzels are too clever and cute. So is everything on this list, actually. <3
Amy Kelsch says
Hi!
This is a great collection! You picked some really great recipes! My favorite it the Frankenstein Cupcake- too cute! Thanks!
-Amy
Chef Becca says
Those cupcakes were my personal favorite too, Amy. Thanks for stopping by!
Amy Kelsch says
Hi Becca:
Just got your lovely comment reply in my email and wanted to let you know that I really like the format of your comment reply email. Is it ok to ask what company/plug-in you are using for your comment replies?
Thanks!!!
-Amy
Holly says
I am a HUGE fan of Halloween and am always looking for cute new recipes that have that spook factor for the occasion. Loving the mummy cupcakes, and the Frankenstein cupcakes. The pumpkin stuffed peppers are seriously creative. Can’t believe I never thought of that. Super well done!
Chef Becca says
I’m so glad that you got some Halloween inspiration from this post, Holly! I was seriously blown away by the creativity of these bloggers!
Mistee Dawn says
Those spiderweb cookies are amazing! I love all of these. Will have to try some with my daughter.
Chef Becca says
I hope you and your daughter have a great time together in the kitchen, Dawn!
Alison says
Halloween is our fave Holiday around our house….these are all so cute I just don’t know which one I want to try first!
Liz says
Such cute ideas! I am NOT crafty and can totally relate to giving up on the spiders…I’d happily eat one of your 4 legged friends 🙂
Chef Becca says
Thanks, Liz!! The great news is that they’re just as tasty without the extra legs 😉
Audra says
Pinning and tweeting 🙂
Chef Becca says
Thanks so much!
Audra says
Becca, this is such a fun collection of Halloween treats and spooky eats 🙂 Thank you for including our Grilled Ghostly Pizza!
Dawn says
I love all the Halloween idea. I wish that I was that creative.
Chef Becca says
I’m glad you enjoyed the post, Dawn. I hope it gave you some fun Halloween inspiration!
David says
What a bunch of fun ideas…perfect for the season! (even if your spiders are a bit on the slow side thanks to a lack of legs…haha!)
Chef Becca says
Aren’t my friends creative, Dave?! Haha… I know, my poor disabled spider. I read him the story of the tortoise and the hare last night. Slow and steady wins the race, even on 4 legs 😉
Dorothy at Shockingly Delicious says
Ha!
Great creepy collection! Thanks for including my Deviled Spider Eggs!
Karen says
I love Halloween because it truly does bring out such playful creativity in all of us. I make cookies that look just like those Mummy cupcakes, can’t wait to show them to you (coming up in a post soon).