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Best Creepy Halloween Food Ideas
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Danelle Ice - Home Ever After |
October 8th, 2009 |
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Halloween |
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Make Scary Halloween Food for Your Little Boys and Ghouls
Halloween is fast approaching, and we have gathered the best make-it-yourself creepy, scary, unforgettable Halloween food recipes. Anyone hungry for Halloween party food treats in the form of eyeballs, brains, or bones? Look no further!
We’re all aware that kids love gross things – the grosser, the better. Combining gross and scary with snack food is a recipe for Halloween party food that your children will remember for years to come! Not to mention that they’ll be amazed (and proud) to have such “gross” parents…
No need to buy expensive bakery cookies and cakes or deli snack trays for your Halloween party food. Typical bakery fare such as boring bat sugar cookies and orange and black witch cupcakes are so ordinary. Get creative! Frugal Halloween party food that you make yourself is ten times scarier and lets you express your ghoulish side (and keep the grocery budget low for your party).
Follow the links below for 10 of the most gruesome creepy Halloween food projects, complete with photos and recipes. This year, make some truly terrifying Halloween food at home for budget-friendly snacks that your kids will love!
1. Eerie Eyeballs (made from fruit) or Edible Eyeball Treats (made from pudding and candy)
2. Edible Brains (made from watermelon) – These are so realistic looking that no one will believe they’re really made out of food!
3. Black Spiders (made from icing) – Very freaky looking; guarantee that some people won’t be able to eat them!
4. Vampire Fangs in Blood (made from apples)
6. Salty Bones (made from bread dough)
7. Awful Edible Roasted Fleshworms (made of meat and spaghetti)
8. Creepy Mummy Dogs (made of hot dogs and dough)
9. Finger Cookies – Talk about creepy! Make them in sets of 5.
This article was originally published October 21, 2008. Photo courtesy of stock.xchng.
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