Here are 15 ghoulish treats and meals that actually look quite tasty! Mmmm shrunken cider head….Bon appetite!
Tombstone Taco Dip
Recipe HERE.
With layers of refried beans and other flavourful ingredients, this party dip will be a hit!
Pretzel Fingers
Recipe HERE.
This is a quick, and super easy way to create a fun themed snack. You can also add some green food dye to the white chocolate, to create green fingers or use various sizes of pretzels!
Brownie Coffins
Recipe HERE.
If you’ve made brownies before, this is a great way to give your recipe a festive twist.
Poisoned Apples
Recipe HERE.
Adding the black food colouring is really what makes this recipe so cool! It’s a fast and easy treat, that can be wrapped and given away at a children’s Halloween party!
Gingerbread Skeletons
Recipe HERE.
Using your cookie molds and some white icing, the gingerbread cookies are now spooky skeleton treats!
Dracula’s Dentures
Recipe HERE.
Dracula would be so proud of these! Another simple and quick recipe that people will be asking you about!
Strawberry Ghosts
Recipe HERE.
A fun twist to chocolate dipped strawberries, just add a frightened face, and voila, you’ve got creepy ghosts!
Deviled Eggs
Recipe HERE.
They’re called deviled eggs, so why not dress up this appetiser with a little sinister pointed features from the one they get their name from?
Peanut Butter Spider Cookies
Recipe HERE.
Just make sure you know ahead of time if anyone has a peanut allergy!
Jack O Lantern Dip
Recipe HERE.
Yellow cheddar cheese is the perfect pumpkin orange! With a little help from tortilla chips and olives, you will have a delicious dip!
Edible Eyeballs
Recipe HERE.
Inspired by Pirates of the Caribbean, this fun desert recipe is spooky fun! Just place them in a jar to freak everyone out!
Pizza Mummies
Recipe HERE.
Creating this fun snack is a breeze, using a crumpet, layer on some pizza sauce, cheese, and a few eye details, you have a mummy!
Bloody Finger Hot Dogs
Cauldron of Green Curry
Recipe HERE.
The green colour of this dish really does look like something a witch would brew in her cauldron! Now to find an actual cauldron to serve this in…
Hot Dog Mummies
Recipe HERE.
These look delish! Any ready dough will do, all you need to do is cut it in to strips and wrap around the hot dog. The dips can be others, just according to preference. Quick and great to serve to kids!
Shrunken Heads in Cider
Recipe HERE.
This is one spooky looking bowl of cider! You can either scare the children with this one, or add rum for the adult version of the drink.
Spiderweb Eggs
Recipe HERE.
This recipe asks for blueberries, but black or dark blue food dye can also be used.
There you have it – hope these Halloween recipes come out looking half as good as these and you’re onto a winner!