Top Halloween treats: a blog with recipes and ideas

Introduction

Halloween is a fun time of year. It’s a great holiday for kids and adults alike to get together and do something spooky and festive. With Halloween just around the corner, now is the time to start thinking about how you’ll celebrate this year. If you’re looking for some great ideas for treats at your own party or to take to others’, then this blog post is just what you need! These recipes are fun, easy to make, and will impress your little goblins:

Halloween Mummy Hot Dogs

This is a fun and easy treat that your kids will love! You can make mummy hot dogs with cream cheese, green food coloring, and chicken hot dogs. I used extra-long hot dogs for my mummies because they look better that way, but you could use regular size ones as well.

You can also make mummy pizzas by using the same ingredients on top of a pizza crust instead of on their own.

Halloween Spider Cupcakes

Let’s get started.

First, you’ll need a cupcake pan and cupcake liners. A good rule of thumb is to fill the liners about 2/3 full with batter, but this will vary depending on how much space you leave for the top of your spider’s body. If you don’t have one already, I’d recommend investing in a set of silicone baking cups; they’re so much easier to use than aluminum foil! The last thing you want is to have a big mess on your hands while trying to make these adorable treats! Next comes mixing up your ingredients: place them in a large bowl and beat until smooth with an electric mixer (or whisk). Then pour into prepared pans and bake at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 20 minutes or until golden browned around the edges – make sure not to over-bake them because those little legs will burn quickly! When cooled enough for handling without burning yourself from hot chocolate chips inside each treat (which sounds painful), carefully remove from pan using tongs or forks if necessary due now being delicate due having melted sugar around bottom halves which means no longer being able

Halloween Deviled Eggs

Deviled eggs are the perfect Halloween treat. They’re easy to make (and even easier if you use pre-cooked bacon), and they can be made in advance. Plus, they look great on the table!

This recipe will serve 12 people, but it’s easily doubled or tripled if needed. If you’re feeling extra ambitious, try making them in different colors by adding a few drops of food coloring to each batch before spooning out the yolk mixture—it’s fun!

Halloween Candy Bark

Candy bark is a super fun treat to make because it’s easy to customize and versatile. You can use any candy you like, and you don’t have to worry too much about the sizes or shapes of the pieces. Candy bark is also easy for kids (with adult supervision) to help with, so this would make a great Halloween party activity for your neighborhood friends.

Use your favorite candies! Bags of individually wrapped candies are perfect for this recipe. If you’re looking for something specific or themed, try searching online at places like CandyWarehouse or Amazon for candy that matches your theme—you’ll find all kinds of goodies from gummy skulls to mini chocolate bars shaped like pumpkins!
Use a variety of colors! Try using different shades of reds and oranges if you’re going with an autumn theme; pick out some green hues if yours is more holiday-inspired; use blue and purple if you want something more wintery but still festive! The possibilities are endless when it comes into play with these colorful treats!

Easy Halloween Mummy Cookies

These mummies are so easy! They’re perfect for kids and adults. Instead of making your own dough, buy a premade tube of cookie dough or make your own using this recipe. You can use any flavor of chocolate chip cookie dough but we recommend vanilla because its easier to roll out than other kinds and doesn’t get sticky as easily when handling it.

1/2 cup butter, softened

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

2 cups all-purpose flour

Spiderweb Brownies

Brownies (preferably homemade!)
Chocolate chips
White frosting
Pink food coloring
Green food coloring
Black sprinkles, or another sprinkle of your choice (allergen-free)

To make spiderweb brownies:

Bake the brownies according to the recipe you’re using. Let cool for about ten minutes to room temperature. Then, use a piping bag or ziplock bag with a corner cut out to pipe on the spiderwebs. Alternatively, you can just spoon on some frosting and spread it out with an offset spatula in whatever pattern you like! If you have time before serving, chill your spiderweb-covered brownie until ready to serve; this will help keep it from sliding off of your Halloween treat plates when heated up again in the microwave for serving (or simply serve cold).

Ghostly Pancakes

Who doesn’t love pancakes? They are easy to make, delicious and fun for kids. The best part is that there are so many ways you can customize them to fit your theme! From ghosts and witches to pumpkins and cats, I know you’ll find a favorite among these recipes.

If you’re looking for some new ideas or inspiration, check out these creative pancake recipes:

Creepy Banana Marshmallow Ghosts

You can use a template to cut out the ghosts, but if you don’t have one and are too lazy to make one, don’t worry!
The marshmallows or gummy bears will be more pliable if they’re not dipped in chocolate first.
Any kind of chocolate will do for the eyes (white chocolate or milk chocolate), as long as it’s melted enough to drizzle, but I recommend using dark chocolate for the ghost faces.

Puking Pumpkins

Puking Pumpkins is a fun and easy treat for kids to make. You can use store-bought or homemade pumpkin puree, and it’s quick to decorate with a pastry bag and tips.

You’ll need:

1 cup store bought pumpkin puree (or 2 cups of your own)
2 cups milk chocolate chips or candy melts
1 teaspoon vegetable oil (optional)

For instructions on how to make the puking pumpkins, visit our blog today!

These recipes are fun, easy to make, and will impress your little goblins.

These recipes are fun, easy to make, and will impress your little goblins. These recipes are not only delicious but also cute!

This is a fun recipe that’s sure to delight the kids and adults alike. The key here is using lots of different textures to create an interesting mouthfeel: hard pretzels, crunchy peanuts, chewy caramel corn, creamy peanut butter frosting…you get the idea! The best part is that it can be made with just three ingredients in under 10 minutes.
This one requires a bit more time and effort than some of these other treats but boy is it worth it! If you’re looking for something truly nasty-looking then this one fits the bill perfectly – plus they taste great too so no one will complain when they take their first bite into this gelatinous treat as long as it looks disgusting enough at first glance (hint: don’t skimp on adding those eyeballs).

Conclusion

Halloween is a fun holiday that kids can really get into. And the best part? They don’t have to be able to read to enjoy these treats! The recipes are easy enough for anyone, and they’re sure to impress even the most discerning goblins. We hope you enjoy these treats as much as we did making them.