5 Easy and Fun Halloween Party Treats

Posted by Lindsey on Oct 17th 2015

With Halloween just a couple of weeks away, many families are planning their parties. With a Halloween party comes a variety of yummy and even unique treats. To make your next party a hit, here are 5 easy and fun Halloween party treats you and your kiddies can make together. Not only are these a blast to make, they are yummy too.

5 Easy Halloween Treats

1. All-Natural Marshmallow Ghosts-These little ghostly treats will definitely please. They are made with organic powdered sugar, honey, and more! To get the full recipe along with photo images, visit Barbara Cooks.

2. Apple Pie Mummy Slices-This is a clever Halloween recipe that I would most definitely love to try with my kiddies. The ingredients are simply:

1 store-bought pie crust
3 apples, peeled and cored (I used Gala)
⅛ cup brown sugar
⅛ cup granulated sugar
1 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp lemon juice
Raisins or mini chocolate chips (for the eyes)

Visit Just Putzing Around the Kitchen for the full recipe and cute images of the finished treat.

3.Chocolate Bat Sandwich Cookies-These fun little cookies are made with Nutella! If you are a fan of Nutella you will love this recipe. Visit Ambrosia Baking for more details.

4.Creepy Candy Apples-Here is a fun Halloween and creepy twist from your traditional candy apples. The ingredients are very simple and the results are amazing. Here is what you will need:

Apples
Caramels for melting
baker’s chocolate
Bag of Mars Mixed Miniatures ( Use the Twix, Milky Way and Snickers)
chocolate decorating gel
sticks
wax paper

Visit Million Moments to see instructions how to put this recipe together. The kids will have a blast with this one.

5.Frightful Fruit Kebabs-If you are trying to stay away from sugary treats this Halloween, but still want to incorporate the theme, these fruit kebabs are a clever treat idea. Just use your favorite fruits and frosting tip skills and you've got an amazing Halloween treat that may be the talk of the party. Visit She Knows for the full recipe.

For more ideas like these, visit Oh My Chow!