Halloween recipes for a great halloween party. Creating halloween food for a party lets you be much more creative than for trick-or-treats – you can decorate your table as much as you like, and take care with the presentation. I still like the old kid’s favourite – blindfold them and tell them they’re eating eyeballs – when it’s just peeled grapes. You can have a lot of fun coming up with names for each food. I had a lot of fun going through Pinterest looking for halloween food ideas – here’s my board.
And here are recipes we’ve tried:
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| Eyeballtini | ![]() |
This was supposed to be a berry martini mocktail with a scary floating eyeball. Instead it looked ki … |
| Devilled eggs | ![]() |
There are some eggcellent (ha) recipes for halloween in their free Fresh magazine this week at Woolw … |
| Gruesome Grins | Grab an apple. Cut out a grin, with a sharp knife. Push slivered almonds into top and/or bottom of a … |
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| Coffin Corn Chips | Make a coffin-shaped box. Or if you’re lazy, just a rectangular white bowl. Place skeleton box/bowl, … |
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| Skeleton Bones | These were really easy. I used frozen sheets of butter puff pastry, from the supermarket. While the … |
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| Halloween Eyes | This healthy snack will absolve you of any guilt. One piece dried apple. Then one piece dried aprico … |
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| Red back spiders | Buy black licorice and red snakes (or red licorice) Cut black licorice into thin strips for legs. Tw … |
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| Witches fingers | As a shortcut, I used bought cookie dough from the supermarket. Shape dough into skinny long fingers … |
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| Frozen raspberry hand | Buy a latex rubber glove and wash it thoroughly. Turn it inside out so the smooth side is on the ins … |
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| Grape eyeballs | One of our neighbours did this  a few years ago. She had a big box with a small hole for a hand to g … |


