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10 Spooky-Cute Snacks Kids Will Love

Halloween doesn’t have to mean just candy! These spooky-cute snacks are perfect for parties, school treats, or a fun afternoon in the kitchen with the kids. From ghostly goodies to monster munchies, each one is frightfully easy to make—and guaranteed to bring smiles (not screams).

Mummy Hot Dogs

Mummy hot dogs Photo Credit Canva Pro Stock Image
Photo Credit Canva Pro Stock Image

Wrap crescent roll dough around hot dogs, bake until golden, and dot on mustard or ketchup eyes. These mummy dogs are a Halloween classic that always disappears fast!

Monster Apple Bites

Monster Apple Bites Photo Credit Crayons and cravings
Photo Credit Crayons and cravings

Slice green apples, fill them with peanut butter, and add mini marshmallows or almond “teeth.” A strawberry “tongue” makes them adorably creepy.

Ghost Pretzels

Monster Apple Bites Photo Credit Sugar Maple Farmhouse
Monster Apple Bites Photo Credit Sugar Maple Farmhouse

Dip pretzels in white chocolate and use mini chocolate chips for eyes. They’re sweet, salty, and just spooky enough to be fun.

Witch Hat Cookies

witch hat cookies Photo Credit KQED
Photo Credit KQED

Turn chocolate cookies into witch hats using a chocolate kiss and a ring of orange frosting. They’re simple, festive, and irresistibly cute.

Jack-O’-Lantern Quesadillas

Jack O’ Lantern Quesadillas Photo Credit Danish Food Lovers
Photo Credit Danish Food Lovers

Cut faces into tortillas, fill with cheese, and cook until melted and golden. Serve with salsa for a snack that’s both fun and flavorful.

Spider Web Pizza Bites

Spider web pizza bites Photo Credit Nerdy Mama
Photo Credit Nerdy Mama

Top mini pizzas with string cheese “webs” and olive “spiders.” A playful twist on pizza night that kids will actually want to help make.

Banana Ghosts and Clementine Pumpkins

Banana Ghosts and Clementine Pumpkins Photo Credit Diane Says
Photo Credit Diane Says

Healthy and adorable—banana halves become ghosts with chocolate chip eyes, while peeled clementines with a celery stem make perfect mini pumpkins.

Monster Popcorn Mix

Monster Popcorn Mix Photo Credit A Dish of Daily Life
Photo Credit A Dish of Daily Life

Combine popcorn, pretzels, candy eyes, and colorful chocolate candies. Drizzle with melted white chocolate for a sweet-and-salty monster mash.

Frankenstein Rice Krispies Treats

Frankenstein Rice Krispies Treats Photo Credit Holiday Sweets and treats
Photo Credit Holiday Sweets and treats

Tint classic Rice Krispies treats green, dip the tops in chocolate, and add candy eyes. A fun DIY dessert that’s as tasty as it is spooky.

Dracula’s Fruit Kabobs

Dracula’s Fruit Kabobs Photo Credit Feel Good foodie
Photo Credit Feel Good foodie

Skewer strawberries, grapes, and melon balls, then drizzle with chocolate for a “bloody” (but delicious) finish. A fang-tastic fruit treat!

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