Fabulous, Creative & Easy Kid Friendly Halloween Party Food
This has to be one of the most creative articles I’ve ever seen on Halloween Party Food. Absolutely awesome ideas for fun home-made snacks and desserts you can make with your kids.
We would like to thank: Our Best Bites Blog for this awesome article and photos.
Feast your eyes below on some of the best Halloween party snacks and dessers we’ve seen in a LONG time!
Witch Hats made out of Hershey’s Kisses placed on top of a Keebler Fudge Strip Cookies. Some easy frosting decorating, and you have yourself an adorable witch’s hat. Click on the photo to see full instructions on how to make these.
Mummy Hot Dogs! This has to be one of my favorites. Made with crescent roll dough cut into thin strips and wrapped around hot dogs. Genius! Click on the photo to see full instructions on how to make these.
Dirt and Worms! What kid doesnt love dirt cake and gummy worms? Use chocolate pudding for your mud and put some crushed oreos on top for dirt. Hide those gummy worms in there for eeek factor! Click on the photo to see full instructions on how to make these.
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Cherry Mice! Yum yum! These are more fun than scary! Click on the photo to see full instructions on how to make these.
Cheesy Fingers! Ok…I have to admit… I looked at these a few times and they really do look like real fingers! HA! All they are is string cheese with slivered almonds with a dab of cream cheese for the nails. Super scary and gross but so delicious! Click on the photo to see full instructions on how to make these.
Monster Jaws! A healthy and scary halloween snack! What more can you ask for. Cut your apples into quarters and use slivered almonds for teeth. Fabulous!
There you have it! I wish I had the time to make these for my daughter! Hopefully, by the time she really gets into Halloween and understands the concept, I will be dishing these adorably creative snacks like a pro.
What are some of your favorite creative kid snacks that you love?
Kid Friendly Pumpkin Pudding
Trick or Treat! Give me something good to eat!
Well you won’t have a problem serving something good to eat with this adorable Pumpkin Pudding dessert.
Imagine the squealing laughter these clever pumpkin puddings will bring out from your Halloween dinner party guests.
Whether you are inviting adults only or having a few kids over, these imaginative pumpkins by Martha Stewart (click here for the recipe) not only look good but taste awesome.
I would imagine these would go well as Thanksgiving dessert as well as a Halloween treat.
Pumpkin Cupcakes for Halloween – When Else?
These adorable pumpkins cupcakes will be the center of attention at your next Halloween bash.
Featured on Martha Stewart, this pumpkin cupcake recipe is perfect as a Halloween project you can do with your kids.
Super nutritious and almost healthy for you in this cupcake verison, pumpkins are loaded with vitamins A and B, iron, potassium, protein, fiber — and are low in fat and sodium.
The perfect addition to your Halloween desert spread.
You can even line your serving platter with some beautiful fall colors. Collect some large oak leaves that have just begun to turn red, rinse them off and you have a gorgeous Halloween platter worthy of being in a magazine!
Scary Halloween Treats: Sink Your Teeth Into Vampire Bites
Ok..ok…I’ll admit it. I am ashamed to say that I am 32 years old, with a 2 year old baby, a family, a house, my own business and I am a Twilight fan! I am absolutely obsessed with Edward Cullens and the idea of becoming a vampire!
I fantasize about living with the undead, drinking blood for eternity, sleeping in coffins and of course doing anything I want, whenever I want to.
So when I saw these, fangs candy bars, I thought to myself: “Of Course!! Why didn’t I think of this before?? We are having a cliche vampire Halloween this year!! I am not giving my costume another thought! Vampire it is!
So here is the recipe for this awesome Vampire Bites ideas from BrightIdeas.com.
Made from Milky Way minis, these Halloween treats are sure to be the talk of the party. Edward Cullens, here I come!!! Arrrhhh…. 
