Ideas for spooky themed Halloween snacks?

[MaryShelley1818]

Thinking of ideas to make our little boys Halloween special (he's 3 in December).
Thinking about Pumpkin carving (pumpkin chosen by him at local farm) a spooky movie - Casper? And maybe some Halloween/spooky themed snacks?
Will be for 2 adults and the toddler so plain and ordinary food as the husband is very fussy!

Any spooky snack ideas?

One thing I think is fun is making vampire jelly: jelly with fang-shaped sweets suspended in it. You need to let the jelly solution cool right down before adding the sweets though or they melt.

@SeasonallySnowyPeasant

One thing I think is fun is making vampire jelly: jelly with fang-shaped sweets suspended in it. You need to let the jelly solution cool right down before adding the sweets though or they melt.

That's a fantastic idea, thank you, he really loves jelly!

I did Google but everything I found was for big parties or really complicated stuff!

You're welcome. I also saw these today in Sainsbury's, which look quite good for Halloween.

On a healthier note, peeled grapes or cherry tomatoes can be eyeballs.

I always make hot dog fingers, super simple and easy to make 😊

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