The second largest commercial holiday in the United States is right around the corner. Hocus Pocus and Harry Potter lovers are creeping out of the shadows to prepare for Halloween. People are already decorating their houses with spooky spider webs, skinny skeletons, and scary spiders. Halloween meal ideas are already being planned and costumes are already being made or shipped.
People are not the only thing that can be disguised as something else for Halloween. Food can also be disguised as something spooky. From mummy hot dogs to Gryffindor cupcakes, these Halloween meal ideas will enhance any Halloween party. Stay tuned to read memorable quotes from Hocus Pocus and fun facts about Halloween.
“Sisters, All Hallow’s Eve has become a night of frolic, where children wear costumes and run amok!” — Winifred Sanderson.
9 Spooktacular Halloween Meal Ideas
Harrowing Halloweenies
Transform regular hotdogs into mummy hot dogs in one easy step. Halloween-themed hot dogs are a perfect party food that everyone will enjoy. Impress your guests by having mummy hot dogs on your dinner list.
“You’re going to turn me into one of those fat, useless, contented house cats.” —Thackery Binx
Gryffindor Cupcakes
Halloween calls for Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Although you cannot make these by casting a spell, they are a fun activity for you and your Harry Potter-loving friends. The marshmallow fondant adds even more sweetness to the cupcakes.
Candy corn was originally called Chicken Feed.
Freaky Frankenstein Avocado Toast
Get in the Halloween mood by starting your morning with Frankenstein avocado toast. This is an easy and healthy Halloween breakfast that is full of all the nutrients you need for the day.
“It just so happens that Halloween is based on the ancient feast called All Hallow’s Eve. It’s the one night a year where the spirits of the dead can return to Earth.” —Allison
Spooky Spider Cheeseballs
Cheese is a must-have at any party. Take your cheese dish to the next level by turning it into a creepy crawly plate of spiders. In addition, the pretzel spider legs double as chips!
The most lit jack-o’lanterns on display is 30,581.
Frightening French Bread Mummy Pizza
This french bread mummy pizza is perfect for getting in the Halloween mood. Making these are almost as easy as ordering Domino’s but more impressive. This Halloween pizza pairs perfectly with a witches brew drink.
“You know, I’ve always wanted a child. And now I think I’ll have one on toast!” —Winifred Sanderson
Daunting Deviled Eggs
Every Halloween party has to have bats. If you cannot catch one in a cave, transform your deviled eggs into miniature bats by simply adding bell peppers.
Trick-or-treating has existed since medieval times.
Jarring Jalapeno Popper Mummies
If you do not want to make mummy pizza, try jalapeno popper mummies instead. They are adorably cute, yet spooky, and a perfect appetizer for the main spooky course.
“Well, it says to form a circle of salt to protect from zombies, witches, and old boyfriends.” —Allison
Disturbing Donut Hole Eyeballs
Fake eyeballs are a staple in scary movies, which means they are a must-have at a Halloween party. Decorating donut holes is super simple and a great dessert. Confuse your guests by popping one of these in your mouth!
Halloween is the second-largest commercial holiday in the country.
Creepy Cupcake Scarecrow
More cupcakes! Halloween is full of sweet treats, so you want to have a variety of them at your party. Instead of decorating individual cupcakes, assemble them into a scarecrow. This scarecrow cupcake is perfect for guests and you do not have to worry about slicing individual pieces of cake.
“Don’t get your knickers in a twist! We’re just three kindly old spinster ladies.” —Winifred Sanderson
6 Spooktacular Halloween Meal Ideas: Cocktails
Apple Cinnamon Cider Cups
Amp up your apple cider by serving it in apple cups. They look like a witch’s cauldron, which makes them perfect for Halloween parties. If your party is adult-only, try adding rum or bourbon to get your guests loosened up.
Illinois produces up to five times more pumpkins than any other state.
Wicked Witches Brew Cocktail
This electric green cocktail is an eye-catcher. With flavors of melon and citrus, this drink is perfectly sweet and tart. Adding dry ice makes the drink bubble and boil. This witches brew drink is an impressive cocktail and will look amazing at any Halloween party.
“Bubble, bubble, I’m in trouble.” —Bus driver
Vexed Vampire’s Kiss Cocktail
Vampires rise from the grave during Halloween; everyone knows this. Their favorite cocktail is this blood-red drink oozing with berry flavors. Chambord, a black raspberry liqueur, is what gives this drink that berry twist. Adding dry ice ties the vampire cocktail together while adding a little extra razzle-dazzle.
“Monster Mash” was No. 1 on the Billboards Hot 100 charts in 1962.
Pumpkin Old-Fashioned
Not down with the spooky cocktails? Try making a pumpkin old-fashioned. The pumpkin puree dulls the bitterness of the bourbon, making the drink go down smooth. It is cozy and will warm you up from the inside.
“It doesn’t matter how young or old you are, you sold your soul! You’re the ugliest thing that ever lived, and you know it.” —Dani
Death in the Afternoon Cocktail
If you have somehow acquired a bottle of absinthe, then this drink is perfect for you. The absinthe, champagne, and simple syrup create a vibrant green delicious cocktail. If you drink enough of it, you might even see a ghost!
Princesses and superheroes rank as the most popular kids’ costumes.
Zombie
Zombies are popular at any cocktail bar. Whether you prefer yours frozen or on the rocks, this is a perfect drink for a Halloween party due to the name. Be careful though, you might feel like a zombie in the morning.
You can start planning the perfect Halloween party now that you have a list of the most spooktacular Halloween meal ideas. Roll Tide and happy Halloween!!
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