Spooktacular Snacks to Serve at Your Halloween Bash
Scary Berry

Chocolate-covered strawberries are one of our favorite treats to indulge in, so we simply had to find a way to fit them in to our Halloween festivities. Enter these Godiva-inspired DIY Ghost Fruits from The Kitchn. Melt your chocolate of choice (we like serving white chocolate, milk chocolate and dark chocolate-covered strawberries, as every guest has a different favorite!) with a bit of paraffin wax to give it a shiny coating and stiffer hold than plain melted chocolate (don’t worry, it won’t change the yummy chocolatey taste one bit!). Let the chocolate cool for a few minutes, then dip your strawberries and immediately drag out the excess chocolate on wax paper or parchment, using a toothpick to swirl the end like the ghoulish tails in the photo. Let the strawberries dry on the wax paper and add eye and mouth details on each berry with a contrasting melted chocolate. Talk about a scary berry!
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Girl Talk Time: What do you think of these spooky ‘n’ scrumptious Halloween snacks? Which of these fun, festive recipes will you be serving at your Halloween party?













25 Comments
Post a Commentgood ideas
I will be trying this out
I don’t know about this one doesn’t look like a kid would eat it
quick treat
How cute is this!!!
Yum. The mummy dogs are so cute!
Great ideas.
The pizza is great for a kids Halloween party!
The scary berries are very creative!
The red devil cupcakes are perfect for a party!
Ooh I want to try the eyeball quiche!
Yummy marshmallow pops!
mmm zaza
All these ideas are super cute!! Love the bones—super easy!!
Cute scary berry.
Red devil cupcakes??? Amazing!
I like the bowl of bones.
The marshmallow pops are so cute!!!!
Not a fan of olives, but I like the pizza other than that.
Love the mummy dogs…