Halloween Food Ideas like these cookies are perfect for helping you plan a Halloween party or simply have something fun on hand for your kids and family to enjoy together.
There are so many great ideas for Halloween party food and treats, but we also like to keep safe, allergy-friendly Halloween treats on hand too.
20 Spooky Cookies & Halloween Food Ideas
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These delicious Halloween food ideas are ideal for your next Halloween party. I love that so many of these Halloween cookies are super easy and perfect for making and sending to school class parties.
Even if your kids school restricts homemade treats, you can make these for your family and surprise your kids with a cool spooky treat throughout the month of October.
- Nightmare Before Christmas Sally Rice Crispy Treats
- Edible Halloween Witches Hat Cookies from The Simple Parent
- Black Cat Halloween Cookies from Just 2 Sisters
- Jack Skellington Homemade Halloween Sugar Cookies from Midget Momma
- How To Frost Spider Sugar Cookies from Wendy’s Hat
- Monster Eye Cookies {Halloween Dessert} from Jenn’s RAQ
- Ghoulish Ghost Dip Cookies from Two Kids And A Coupon
- How to Make Disney Halloween Sugar Cookies from Thrifty Mommas Tips
- One-Eyed Skull Cookies from Mom Foodie
- Candy Corn Turkey Cookies from Horseshoes And Hand Grenades
- Easy Halloween Spider Cookies from Slap Dash Mom
- Halloween Cookie Bark from Flour On My Face
- Halloween Kitty Cookies from Frugal Mom Eh
- Halloween Sugar Cookie Friendly Frankenstein Recipe from Raking In The Savings
- Mickey Mouse Ears Witch Hat Cookies from Not Quite Susie Homemaker
- Halloween Oreos With Fudge Topping from Family Food And Travel
- Bloodshot Deviled Eyeballs from Woman’s Day
- Crescent Roll Witches Hat from Spaceships & Laserbeams
- Halloween Graveyard Cake from Wondermom Wannabe
- Scary Eyes Halloween Cake from 31 Organized
- Monster Cake Pops from Simplistically Living
Spooky Halloween Party Decorations
Now that you have some great Halloween food ideas ready on this list, it’s time to start thinking about decorations for your party.
I love decorating for Halloween, and have found some of my favorite supplies to share with you.
Make these Monster Eyeball Lights and set them out between food dishes on your party table. It’s a super quick and inexpensive Halloween decoration craft.
- Creepy or Spooky Yard Signs: These are awesome for adding to your walkway or garden to add just a little bit of Halloween flare to your yard easily.
- Vampire Coffin Cooler: Blow up this unique cooler for serving up all of your favorite drinks at your party.
- Spooky Soda Bottle Labels: Cover our 2-liter soft drink bottles with these fun labels to make kids think they are drinking blood or slime.
- Spiderweb Bowls: Serve up chips, popcorn, and candy in these fun colorful spiderweb shaped bowls.
- Gelatin Syringes: These are a great idea for adding to drinks or serving filled with gelatin to make a creepy treat!
- Brain Shaped Gelatin Mold: Nothing scares kids like watching you slice a piece of brain to serve as a treat.
- Halloween Photo Booth Props: If you aren’t hosting a costume party, these photo booth props are ideal for kids and adults to dress up and have fun with pictures at the party.
- Assorted Party Favors: This set of party favors is ideal for handing out fun non-candy treats to your guests!
This year, you can serve up some amazing Halloween food ideas from our list and use our favorite party supplies to host a wonderful party.
Whether these are ideas you use for a friends and family party or a kids class party, these tips and treats are a perfect solution.
More Halloween Ideas:
- 25 Popular Disney Halloween Costumes
- 20 Halloween Party Food Ideas
- 15 DIY Halloween Decorations
- Free Halloween Printables for Family Fun
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Darcy is the founder of “Life With Darcy and Brian,” where she combines her love for education, board games, and crafting to create engaging learning experiences for kids. Her creative projects and writing have been featured in outlets like The Toy Insider, CafeMom, Mom.com, Parents.com, Country Living, and The Pioneer Woman.
Amanda Duke
Wednesday 12th of October 2011
Those are all such cute treats. I thought the pumpkin rice krispie treats were adorable until I saw the brain cupcakes!
Darcy
Wednesday 12th of October 2011
I have decided I want to find a brain mold! I think that's easier than trying to do the frosting right.
crystal lane
Wednesday 12th of October 2011
I will be trying some of these.
Trista Anderson
Wednesday 12th of October 2011
the mini pumpkin cheesecakes sound yummy i may have to try that recipe...
Brian
Wednesday 12th of October 2011
The brain cupcakes are good, but they're just missing the name tag for "Abby Normal"
Lovinmylife30
Tuesday 11th of October 2011
love these ideas!
Darcy
Tuesday 11th of October 2011
Thanks! :)