5 Easy Halloween Snacks Kids (and Adults) Will Love

October is coming to an end, which obviously means the spooky festival is almost here. Ghostly treats, carved pumpkins, and haunting fun are on the way, as it’s officially time for Halloween! We all know treats and snacks are a big part of this eerie affair. So, we have brought some fun and easy Halloween snacks that your kids would love, and your friends and family won’t be able to resist. Let the haunting fun begin.

Monster Apple Bites

It is one of the deliciously healthy and easy Halloween snacks that look super spooky.

How to make it:

Cut the apple into four wedges. Take the one wedge and make a small slit in the middle. Spread any nut butter, strawberry jam, or Nutella inside the slit. Use thinly sliced strawberries to create the tongue. Stick in the sunflower seeds to make the creepy monster teeth. Want to see how it’s done? Take a look.  

Chocolate Bats

As we all know, kids love chocolates. This quick Halloween treat is sure to be a hit and will be devoured in seconds.

How to make it:

Take a mini Reese’s cup. Add a tiny blob of chocolate icing on top. Take the Oreo cookie and twist it to separate the two halves. Scrape off the cream, take one side, and break it in half. Stick the halves on the Reese’s cup, using them as bat wings. Gently pop the candy eyes on, and here you have it. Here is the quick tutorial.  

Skeleton on a Stick 

Another sweet and easy Halloween snack is Skeleton on a Stick. It is simple to make, yet look super haunting.

How to make it:

Grab a candy stick and stack some white pretzels on it. Use a tiny white-colored marshmallow to keep them in place. Take a large white marshmallow and draw a spooky face on it with melted dark chocolate. Use it as the skull of the skeleton. Voilà! Your creepy creation is ready. Watch and follow the steps if you have any confusion. 

Sausage Mummies

After the sweet treats, it’s time for some savory Halloween snack—the Sausage mummies.

How to make it:

Take the dough sheet. Roll it out and cut it into thin strips. Take a sausage and start wrapping it roughly with dough strips until it looks like a mummy. Line the mummies on the parchment paper on the baking tray. Pop them into the oven at 350°F and bake them for 12-15 minutes or until puffy. Stick the bulging candy eyes once they are baked.  Watch the quick tutorial here.

Cucumber Skulls

The last snack on the list is the healthiest, fuss-free Cucumber skulls.

How to make it:

Take a cucumber and slice it into rounds. Grab a glass or steel straw and create two holes to make the eyes. Use a knife to draw a pattern on each slice. Watch the quick tutorial below to make your spooky snack come to life!

Amplify the fun of the festive season with these quick and easy Halloween snacks. Try these recipes out and impress your kids and guests.