13 Easy Halloween Party Food Ideas for Kids

Mummy dogs are one of my favorite things to make for the kids at Halloween. They’re easy, the kids love them, and you can actually make them ahead of time! I share all my tips and tricks for making Mummy Dogs right here.

A hit with both kids and adults, Witch Cauldron Pudding Cups are perfect cute treat for your next Halloween party. Best of all, they're easy to make and even easier to eat.

These cute little monster apple mouths are the perfect healthy party food for Halloween. Take a look at these two fun versions that kids and adults will love.

All it takes is a few minutes to turn clementines into adorable treats for your kids’ Halloween party.

If you’ve got young kids and toddlers, you’ll want to check out these tips for making peeled clementine pumpkins. But if your kids are older, save a few minutes and learn how to make clementine jack-o-lanterns.

Make a bunch of these fun Toy Story alien marshmallow pops as an out of this world party snack or favor for your next Halloween or birthday party. They’ll look fabulous on your display, and the kids will blast off with excitement!

All the kids are going to love you this year when you whip up a batch of chocolate coated Monster Munch Halloween popcorn mix. Better yet, add it to a treat sack with the printable bag toppers and it makes the perfect classroom gift.

Witches brew punch is a fun, spooky, and easy green Halloween drink that's perfect for parties of all sizes. With creepy crawlies and a foamy top, it looks just like a bubbling witches potion.

Not only is this pumpkin juice recipe delicious, it's incredibly easy. Make a batch for your next Halloween party or Harry Potter movie night!

Easy and tasty Monster Meatball Sliders are the perfect Halloween party food. They're cute, creative, and easy enough for the kids to help out too!

Candy corn jello cups are a fun, easy, and tasty make-ahead Halloween party treat that's perfect for kids and adults.

Looking for a delicious Butterbeer recipe for your next Harry Potter party or movie night? You'll love this easy, sweet recipe with its magical taste.

Fancy eating some eyeballs? I love the presentation of these easy eyeball cheeseballs.

Tip: Kids don’t love olives? You can substitute an upside down chocolate chip, or some candy eyeballs instead. 

It doesn’t get any simpler than this does it? No Biggie has a free printable that you can cut out and attach to cheese wedges for cute little candy corn appetizers. Just add them next to a plate of crackers and you’re good!

Now this is creative! You can turn pretty much any dip into a tasty monster for your table, but I love the bean dip recipe used here.

Now, these are my kind of cake pops! These Frankenstein cake pops are so much easier than the traditional rolled and dipped version. Plus, they’re super cute, and easy for the kids to gobble up.

I can’t decide which of these Oreo spider treats I like most. The bark recipe is great because it can be made so quickly, but those Oreo spider cheesecake bites are super cute! Which do you like best?

How fun are these? You know the kids will “oooh” and “aaahhh” when they see their favorite party treat turned into the Crayons and Cravings’ witch hat cupcakes. Yes, there’s a little piping necessary, but it’s not much…you’ve got this!

These monster cookie sandwiches are the perfect Halloween treat for kids and adults alike! And they’re even better when paired with some chocolate milk turned into monster milk with free printable monster drink labels!