This Is How You Win Halloween

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Spooky Halloween Eyeballs

I see you might be interested in some creative ideas for Halloween food. Let's see if we can't find a little something to creep out all the ghouls and goblins at your next party, eh?

Halloween Eye of Newt

Deviled eggs, er, I mean, deviled eyeballs are a savory fave. Red food coloring on a toothpick, a squirt of green yolk, and sliced olives are all you need to make this ocular treat.

Carrot Cupcakes with White Chocolate Cream Cheese Icing

Big cupcake eyeballs will keep an eye on things. Use red decorator's gel on a toothpick to make the bloodshot veins, then color up the leftover frosting to make up the pupils and irises.

Pumpkin Spice Cupcakes

When all you have is frosting, spiders are your friend.

Bat Cupcakes

Chocolate dipped cookies and chocolate kisses serve double duty as a flock of bats and witches hats.

Witches' Hats

Spider Cupcakes

Peanut Butter Spider Cookies

Candy raided from the trick-or-treat bag makes the cutest creatures.

Bloody Broken Glass Cupcakes

Impale your cupcakes with shards of sugar glass dripping with corn syrup blood to banish the pallor from your parlor.

Spooky Witches' Fingers

Hocus pocus must be at work when a traditional Christmas butter cookie recipe transforms into a plate of Spooky Witches' Fingers. Whole almonds take the place of crunchy fingernails (real ones are so expensive these days).

Green frostings, red jams, and decorator's gel ensure that these bony fingers are dripping with crud.

Cake Balls

Cake pops decorated to look like friendly skulls or terrifying jack-o-lanterns top off your graveyard full of treats. Edible color markers allow you to draw your designs right on the food.

Candy decorations and blood red food coloring combined with a twisted imagination are all you need to make your Halloween treats truly terrifying. Are you inspired? What ghastly concoctions can you come up with?

May your Halloween delight with terrifying treats. So loooooooooooooooooong!

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