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These are the best Halloween party finger foods that will make your guests scream for more! There's something in this list for everyone-even picky eaters. Plus, these recipes are so easy to prepare and you can get them ready ahead of time before your guest arrive. These Halloween party food ideas are spooky and fun, perfect for kids and adults with sweet treats, savoury Halloween appetisers and healthy ideas too.
Halloween Chex Mix
Add a variety of veggies to each cup so guests can eat and mingle easily. Finger foods are small food portions meant to be eaten with your fingers. In other words, they don’t usually require a knife and fork.
Candy Cookie Bars – Two layers of gooey chocolate chip cookie dough stuffed with the candy of your choice! These are great for a Halloween sweet platter or grazing table. Ghost Meringues – Enjoy this easy make-ahead dessert for Halloween. Halloween Gingerbread Men – Who can resist these adorable gingerbread men on the spookiest night of the year! With a quick and easy spiced dough, they are a fun twist on a traditional cookie recipe.
Shriveled Potatoes with Romesco Sauce
No forks or spoons required, just easy-to-pick-up party foods, so you can clean up in no time. Do you dare try the spooky little black-widow spider bites ahead? The savory combination of avocado and black olives is a fun yet frightening snack for adults. For something creepy on the outside but totally sweet on the inside, our brain cupcakes will terrify (and then delight!) your friends. Halloween is all about the eerie, scary, and downright creepy. When you're hosting a Halloween party, make a variety of sweet and savory finger foods for guests to enjoy—just be sure to get a little creative with the decorations atop these skull-tacular snacks.
Your guests will love these creative appetizers and desserts. If we’re being honest with you, we’ve been eating worm pie recipes just like this one every since we were little kids. In fact, we remember making them around this time of year in preschool!
Spooky Halloween Mummy Chicken Fries
Well, we do admit that we love a dramatic display, so we can’t say we blame you! That’s why we were such huge fans of this vomiting pumpkin idea from Amee’s Savory Dish. Before you say anything, we assure you that no boogers were harmed in making this culinary project. However, you’ll want to make sure to set them up in an appropriate decor, so that they fit well with the overall aesthetic of the house you’re having the party in. Spiders are commonly known as some sort of eight-legged, eight-eyed boogeyman, which is one of the main reasons why so many people resort to spider-themed decorations to make their houses Halloween-appropriate.
Once you have the slice, you should cut several parallel lines on it, so that it looks like a comb , but don’t go all the way up. After doing so, just separate the mini-strips you just cut and wrap the whole thing around the bread straw, so that it resembles a broom. If you’re stuck, check our example photo above and you’ll figure out the right way to make these delicious finger food snacks. All you have to do is follow the recipe above to create the perfect pumpkin spice granola.
Pumpkin Chai Snickerdoodles
After doing so, grab a knife (a clean, sterile X-Acto knife will work better) and carve some tiny eyes and a mouth on the egg. Make sure you won’t go too deep into the yolk, as that could probably mess up your design. Now back to our sheep; you can’t just boil a dozen eggs, peel them and leave them just like that on a table at the Halloween party. What you can do instead is turn them into something a little more Halloween-appropriate, and one of the go-to motives that everyone seems to agree with is ghosts. You can easily turn a hard-boiled egg into a ghost if you’re careful enough not to dig too deep into the yolk. Girl Love Glam’s Halloween fruit skewers are so much fun and so easy to customized based on your personal tastes.
Cocktail weenies are pretty standard party fare, but you can make them really stand out on the Halloween buffet by serving them in a creative way. Rather than having guests spoon sausages from a slow cooker, arrange these tiny sausages around a dish of store-bought or homemade barbecue sauce on a platter. Dab a bit of sauce on the end of each weenie, then lay an almond slice on top. Your sausages will be transformed from basic fare to bloody fingers waiting to be dipped and devoured.
In fact, everything about your burgers should be bite-sized so that you can truly call them finger food. Now we’re gonna go on a limb here and state that everyone loves burgers. Alright so back to our sheep, if you want some delicious finger foods for your party, may we suggest you stick with burgers. Now that doesn’t sound too Halloweeny, so what we’re suggesting is that you turn these burgers into little monsters. As you can see from the example that we used in the photo above, these cupcake bats aren’t exactly difficult to make, not if you have most of the ingredients lying around. So, these adorable sweets start off as basic chocolate cupcakes.
To create the “eyes,” place some sour cream on cooked meatballs, then add sliced olives on top. Arrange the meatballs inside the taco shells atop the fillings. Break anOreo cookieinto two halves to make the bat wings, and position them under another whole, unbroken Oreo . For the eyes, place small dark chocolate chips on largewhite chocolate buttons. You are sure to have no trouble putting together a spooky food table for your Halloween celebration with all these fun ideas for sweet tooth and savoury fans.
First of all, you’ll want some marshmallows, but don’t hold back; go for the jumbo size ones (you’ll thank us later). Now for the toppings, you’ll want some generic candy, chocolate icing, and a packet of sprinkles. You’ll also need piping to apply the icing to the marshmallows, as well as some toothpicks to stick into them and make them more accessible by hand. Last, but not least, if you find our examples to be a little lackluster in the candy variety, feel free to add your own. Frugal Hausfrau’s classic French onion dip is a little time-consuming because when you make French onion dip from scratch, you caramelize the onions. The good news is that you can caramelize them ahead of time, making the dip come together quickly on the day of your Halloween party.
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