With Halloween just around the corner I have been on the hunt for some quick and simple Halloween treats for when the neighbours and their children pop by.
As a busy working Mum I really don’t have much time for baking or anything too fiddly so below are some of the simplest Halloween treats I could come up with.
White Chocolate Ghouls
These spooky treats come from the wonderful A Mummy Too, simply with the addition of two milk chocolate drops for eyes.
- Simply melt 100g of white chocolate drops in a bowl.
- Cut half a loaf of Soreen into small cubes. They will squish up a bit as you cut them.
- Place a cocktail stick in each one and roll in the white chocolate until covered.
- Stick on two milk or dark chocolate drops for eyes.
- Allow to set on a sheet or greaseproof paper.
Creepy Cupcakes
I confess I bought these ready-made and ready-iced cupcakes from the supermarket. If you have time to make your own then you could choose different colour icing etc but if, as it is for me, convenience is key they make a quick and simple treat.
- Glue milk chocolate drops to white chocolate buttons with an icing pen for eyes.
- Cut some sugary-laces in half and stick into the icing to make spidery legs.
Quick, simple and delicious.
Spooky Savoury Chips and Dips
This is a very quick and easy idea for Halloween snacks that I found over at Good Food.
- Draw out your shapes on to a piece of card and cut out to use as templates. My shapes can be downloaded in this PDF Halloween Templates.
- Lay out soft flour tortillas on a chopping board and with a sharp knife use your templates to cut out shapes.
- Cover a flat plate with poppy seeds.
- Lightly brush one side of the bat shapes and witches hats with oil and dip this side onto the poppy seeds.
- Place seed-side up on a baking sheet.
- For the ghosts dot two spots of oil onto one side for eyes and dip in poppy seeds. Then brush the rest of the shape lightly with oil and place on the baking sheet.
- Heat in a pre-heated oven (200°C) for 8-10 minutes until golden.
- Allow to cool and then serve with
salsablood-and-guts andguacamolezombie-bogies.
Boo-Cups
These make a quick and simple Halloween pud that the kids will love.
- Make up a packet of Angel Delight according to the packet instructions.
- Pour into childrens coloured beakers
- With an icing pen draw two black eyes onto ready-made, mini meringue nests.
- Place on top of the mousse.
So, there you have it. Some quick and simple Halloween treats that can be made in minutes by even the busiest of Mums and Dads.
Happy Halloween!
Emily (@amummytoo) says
These are genius!!! And thanks for the mention x
jbmumofone says
You are very welcome and they are scrummy so thank you!
Cathie Johnson says
Thanks for the simple and doable ideas. Can’t wait to try them.
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Cathie
jbmumofone says
Will do!
Steph (imcountingufoz / Love All Blogs) says
Those look great!
Coombe Mill (Fiona) (@coombemill) says
This look amazing, just popped over from the parenting pin it party and pinned these to fun food for kids
Cat (Yellow Days) says
Lots of fab ideas there, thanks for linking up!
Erica at ButeauFull Chaos says
Stopping by from the Monday Parenting Pint It Party! These are awesome and look so easy to make!
Notmyyearoff says
I love the cakes, they are so cool. I think I would eat the legs first…although that sounds so mean doesn’t it 🙂
Pinkoddy says
What fantastic ideas – of course my favourite is the spiders!
jbmumofone says
Of course 😉 Hope you don’t mind me linking up an oldie x
Pinkoddy says
No of course not – thank you for linking up 🙂
workingsupermum says
Awesome! These are super easy but super spooky! Thanks. Will be adding ingredients to shopping list this week.
Sandy@EverydaySouthwest says
I LOVE these cute ideas for Halloween! I am all about “quick and easy!”
thereadingresidence says
I’ll be making some of those white chocolate ghouls! They look so effective, and yet sound so easy to make. And delicious 😉 Popping by via the Pin-It Party