what are some cute halloween treats i can make?

Question

i need ingredridients or sites! please help!

Answer 1

Here you go -- looks like this site has all sorts of fun stuff:

http://parentingteens.about.com/od/halloweenfun/a/halloweenrecipe.htm

Answer 2

Make chocolate cupcakes, but either use black cupcake papers if you can find them or none at all. Once they're baked and cooled, use chocolate icing, then dip the frosted cupcake tops in black sugar. Take black licorice pieces and create 8 "spider legs" off the sides of them. Two little white dots for eyes on the top, but off to the side (not centered) completes it.

Other really cute (and incredibly easy) cupcake idea: Make your cupcakes and cool them. Split white icing into four different bowls, and use food coloring to make green, orange, purple, and black frosting, and frost your cupcakes. Get the little rubber Halloween finger puppets (about one or two dollars for, I think, nine or twelve up at walmart) and lightly press the finger puppets into the frosted cupcakes (coordinate the colors with the icing).

Witches hands: take clear plastic gloves, and put a candy corn, pointy side down, into each of the fingers (to make a fingernail). Fill the rest of the glove with popcorn or another appropriate treat. Tie the glove closed at the wrist with black or other halloween ribbon.

Answer 3

For a party? Depends on the age of the attendees. For kids at the gross-out stage, you can get jello molds that look like a brain.

Otherwise sugar cookies with a dab of frosting and a candy corn or pumpkin or spider etc. stuck on.

Spaghetti with green food coloring.

If it's for the trick or treaters, stick with commercial, in the package stuff. People throw out the home-made. A sad thing that has to be.

Answer 4

Nutter Butter Ghosts:

- 1 Pkg Nutter Butter cookies
- 1 bag mini M & M's
- white almond bark
- wax paper

Melt almond bark in a double boiler (or in glass bowl, 1 min in microwave). Carefully dip cookies, 1 at a time into melted bark and place on wax paper. Before the bark is dry, place two mini M & M's for eyes onto the ghost.

If you use a microwave to melt the bark, be careful. Bark burns easily and quickly when melted in the microwave.

Answer 5

Chocolate Covered Spider Legs
1 pkg. butterscotch chips
1 pkg. chocolate chips
1 can chow mein noodles
1 cup peanuts

Melt chocolate and butterscotch chips in a double boiler or
microwavable container. Stir in chow mein noodles and peanuts.
Place small scoops of mixture on a wax paper covered cookie
sheet. Place in fridge or outside in cooler weather. Cookies
will harden up. Store in airtight container. ENJOY! (Makes a
lot)


CRISPY CHOCOLATE LOG
1 Pkg (10 oz) large marshmallows
1/4 c butter or margarine
1/4 c peanut butter
5-1/2 c crisp rice cereal
1-1/3 c semisweet chocolate chips
3/4 c butterscotch chips

Line a 15-in x 10-in pan with waxed paper; grease the paper and
set aside. In a large microwave-safe bowl, combine the
marshmallows, butter and peanut butter. Cover microwave on high
for 2 min; stir until well blended. Stir in cereal until well
coated. Spread into prepared pan. In a microwave-safe bowl,
combine chocolate & butterscotch chips. Microwave, uncovered, on
high for 2 min. Stir; spread over cereal mixture to whiin 1 inch
of edges. Roll up jelly-roll style, starting with a short side,
peeling waxed paper away while rolling. Place seam side down on
a serving plate. Refrigerate for 1 hour or until set. Cut into
1-inch slices.

Answer 6

Halloween Punch
Lemon Lime Soda with Lime Sherbet floating in the middle. As the sherbet melts, it will add a foamy layer over the punch bowl. Things to add to your Halloween Punch:
Frozen Hand - To make use a disposable glove, fill with colored water.Twist a rubber band around the open end and freeze it solid. Remove the glove and add to punch just before serving.
Floating Eyeballs - Dissolve one 3 ounce package of orange gelatin in 3/4 cup of boiling water. Pour the gelatin into ice-cube trays. Refrigerate until partially set. Place a blueberry in the center of each eyeball, then refrigerate until completely set. Pop the eyeballs out of the ice-cube trays and place them in the punch bowl just before the party begins.
Floating Worms - Fill ice-cube trays half full of water. Add Gummy Worms, freeze. When solid fill the trays with water and freeze again. Add to punch just before party begins.

Answer 7

Along with the treats, its a good idea if you had some sugar free cold drinks for the kids as they get thirsty going all around the neighborhood. Put them in a cooler by your front door.

Answer 8

I used to make these for my kids.
Buy pre-made peanut butter cookies (the kind that are shaped like peanuts). Spread them out on waxed paper. Melt that white confectioners-coating that you use on pretzals and dip the cookies into it, or drizzle over the top of them. Decorate each with 2 little mini chocolate chips for eyes and.....VOILA! You have ghosts!

Answer 9

for kids that you know or a class. I used to make two bunt cakes and put them on each other (looks like a pumpkin) frost it orange fill the center with candy corn and put a spider ring on the side. One more thing was make cup cakes frost and put a spider ring on each one along with a piece of candy (candy corn or pumpkin) I did this for all my sons classes when he was young the kids loved it. for kids you dont know take a sucker and cover it with a kleenex tie a string on it dot the eyes with a marker

Answer 10

now a days people shy away from home made treats unless they know you very well or are at a party. caramel apples are easy and fun. bake cookies and food pens to have the kids decotate their own