19 Spooky, Edible Halloween Decorations That Double As Party Snacks
The best kind of decorations are the kind you can eat.
The best kind of decorations are the kind you can eat. Especially on Halloween, when they really don't look like something you'd enjoy. Looking for more Halloween ideas? Check out these super-cool carved pumpkins, hilarious dogs in food costumes, and the best spooky festivals around the country—all in with our collection of Halloween party eats.
Bloody Mary Syringes
The MOST fun way to serve cocktails on Halloween.
Get the recipe from Delish.
Mummy Brie
Have you ever met someone NOT excited to see brie at a party?!
Get the recipe from Delish.
Brain Big Batch Jell-O Shot
Just creepy enough to make your guests do a double take.
Get the recipe from Delish.
Blood Drip Cupcakes
Don't worry, the glass is really just candy.
Get the recipe from Delish.
Candy Corn Wreath
Have some extra candy corn lying around? (Of course you do!) You can create this sweet wreath in less than an hour.
Get the instructions from Artsy Fartsy Mama.
Halloween Candy Centerpiece
This all-candy centerpiece is a delicious showstopper.
Get the instructions from One Charming Party.
Cheddar Witches' Fingers
These cheesy straws shaped into fingers look so real, you might actually be able to resist the temptation to snack.
Get the instructions from Cook Like a Champion.
Boo-Meringues
This spine-chilling creation is as easy as can be—just pipe and bake!
Get the instructions from Anders Ruff.
Candy-Stuffed Rice Crispy Treat Pumpkins
These cute little pumpkins totally count as dessert, too.
Get the instructions from Chocolate Moosey.
Candy Leaves
These unbelievably realistic leaves are actually made out of candy—and if you can stop yourself from eating them immediately, you can use these decorations to add a festive fall touch to your Thanksgiving table, too.
Purchase them at Etsy.com.
Black Chocolate Feathers
These incredibly life-like black feathers are made out of chocolate — scatter them over a beautiful dessert or across a table or buffet for a beautiful but eerie feel.
Purchase them at Etsy.com.
Shrunken Heads in Cider
Cleverly carved apples are the spookiest way to spice up a plain bowl of cider or punch.
Get the instructions from Girlichef.
Halloween Gingerbread House
Who says gingerbread houses are just for Christmas?
Get the instructions from Not Quite Nigella.
Candy Chocolate Cups
Store your candy in these chocolate pumpkins ... and then when it's gone, eat the bowl.
Get the recipe from Oh Nuts.
Caramel Apple Cauldron
Halloween Popcorn Hands
This classically creepy item is super easy to put together, and because the ingredients are already neatly wrapped up in plastic baggies, you can also send them home with your guests as favors.
Get the instructions from Smart Cookie Cook.
Meat Head
This savory DIY project would make a freaky centerpiece for any Halloween table.
Get the instructions from Ruffles & Truffles.
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