Halloween Party Ideas For Food
You’ve decided which fun Halloween games to play and what creative Halloween costumes you’re going to wear. Now it’s time for the Halloween party food ideas!
Whether you’re looking for things to make on Halloween or what to bring to a Halloween party, we’ve got you covered.
Halloween party treats
Ice Cream Sandwiches Spider Treats
If you’re want a quick and easy Halloween dessert, make spider cookie sandwiches! All you need is ice cream sandwiches (or make your own by placing ice cream between 2 cookies). Add 8 stick pretzels for spider legs and candy eyes. Keep in the freezer until you are ready to serve.
Pumpkin Patch Easy Halloween Cake Idea
Pumpkin patch cake is a fun Halloween recipes you’ve got to add to your Halloween menu. This Halloween cake takes just 10 minutes to prepare. And just how cute are those mini pumpkins?
Pumpkin Patch Halloween cake recipe here
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Halloween Ice Cream Sandwiches Bat Desserts
Turn ice cream sandwiches into a fun kids Halloween party food. All you need is square ice cream sandwiches, square chocolate cookies, and candy eyes. Cut the cookie in half to make bat wings and “glue” the bat eyes on with a drop of honey or frosting.
Spider Donuts for Halloween
Make friendly spider donuts by adding pretzel legs and candy eyes ot your favorite donuts!
Easy Halloween Appetizers
Halloween Crudité Platter
Balance all the Halloween sweets with a healthy Halloween appetizer. Grab a plastic tray from the dollar store and fill it with black olives, green cucumbers, orange carrots, and your favorite veggie dipped turned into a face. So easy and so festive!
Banana Ghosts and Pumpkin Oranges
For a cheap Halloween party food, grab a bunch of bananas and some clementine oranges. Turn them in into a Halloween themed food that kids will love…and adults, too!
Frankenstein Guacamole
Turn your favorite guacamole into this fun Halloween party food idea. Grab a rectangle dish, fill it with guacamole and create a Frankenstein face with olives, celery, red pepper and triangle crackers for the hair.
Ghost string cheese Halloween snacks
Quite possibly the fastest Halloween appetizer to make, these ghost string cheese snacks will have everyone boo-ing and ahhing. Grab a sharpie to draw on a ghost face and you’ve got a simple Halloween snack ready to ghost… I mean go.
Halloween Hummus
It’s nice to have some healthy Halloween appetizers at your Halloween party. Halloween veggie and hummus tray is so easy to put together.
Grab a Styrofoam pumpkin from the dollar store, carve out the middle and place a bowl full of your favorite hummus inside. Finish off the easy Halloween appetizer with carrots, celery, cucumbers, pickles, and olives.
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Bone Breadsticks Halloween Appetizer
Turn this simple breadstick recipe into a bone-chilling Halloween appetizer by cutting the edges about an inch in before you bake them. Dip them in this 3-minute homemade marinara sauce and everyone will love you.
Spider Web Halloween Fruit Tray
For this Halloween themed food, arrange your favorite fruit on a round platter. Use whip cream or yogurt to create a spider web. Place plastic spider rings on the web and see who dares touch it!
Halloween Charcuterie Board With Skeleton
Snack boards are popular for a good reason and here’s a simple Halloween charcuterie board you can make with meats and cheeses.
Grab a cheap skeleton from the dollar store, lay it on a platter and fill the space around it with cold cuts.
Barfing Pumpkin veggie tray
This Halloween snack tray is sure to get a good reaction at your Halloween party! Take a small pumpkin and carve out a mouth and draw a face with a permanent marker. Spread your favorite veggie dip coming out from the pumpkin’s mouth. Fill the rest of the tray with assorted veggies like tomatoes, cucumbers, brocolli, peppers, celery, olives and more.
Halloween Sand-witches for the win!
A super easy Halloween appetizer won’t take any thought at all. Just grab some croissants, fill them with your favorite and cheese and call them sand-witches!
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