5 Sweet Treats for Halloween

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The countdown is on for a fun, family Halloween! These 5 Sweet Treats for Halloween are perfect for all of your parties!

How to Keep Busy While Halloween Treats Bake

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Keeping kids busy while waiting for your Halloween treats to bake can be another fun Halloween activity!

My kids and I love doing halloween crafts, making up spooky stories (tailored to age level, of course!) and telling them around a DIY campfire (red, orange, and yellow tissue paper, a flashlight or white Christmas lights, and some twigs). Sometimes, I even set up a tent, sleeping bags, and pull out our indoor s’mores maker, for extra fun!

For crafting inspiration, check out 30 Days of Halloween Fun!

5 Sweet Treats for Halloween

The best part of Halloween is all o the sweet treats! Whether you are making a dessert for a Halloween party at home, or at school, these ideas are adorable!

Ghost Pretzels

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Instructions:

Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or a Silpat mat.
Melt the white chocolate chips in the microwave for 1 minute. Check on them, and microwave for an additional 30 seconds, if needed.
Add the coconut oil to the chocolate to thin it out.
Dip pretzels in chocolate, and lay flat on the parchment paper.
Immediately add eyes or chocolate chips to the pretzels.
Repeat, until you fill the baking sheet.
Put in the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes, to allow the chocolate to harden.

Gooey Green Slime Drinks

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Gatorade Lime Powder (follow instructions for a pitcher)
Green Apple Ice Cream
Gummy Worms

Instructions:

Follow instructions to make the Gatorade (Lime Kool Aid works, too).
Scoop ice cream into your Halloween cup, and pour the Gatorade on top.
Add gummy worms for decoration.

Mummy Brownies

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Box of Brownie Mix (follow instructions to prepare the brownies)
White Decorating Icing
Candy eyeballs or chocolate chips

Instructions:

Follow the box instructions to make your brownies. Bake, and then cut them into squares.
Using the white decorating icing, decorate the brownies to make them look like mummies.
Top with eyeballs or chocolate chips.
Put them in the refrigerator, so the icing can set.