Already planned everything from decorations to costumes for Halloween? But why are regular food snacks and meals on your menu list? Don’t let it end up just like any other party. Instead, make things a little creepy and horrifying this Halloween with these gross party food ideas.
Well, we’re not talking about decorating your dinner table with scary Jack-o’-lanterns or skeletons. Think of adding some gross Halloween-themed cuisine into your spooky party to have your guests screaming out loud of horror. We’ve compiled a list of 35+ delicious yet insanely eerie and gross Halloween party food ideas that anyone would think twice before sinking their teeth into. Have a look and find for yourself.
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Red velvet brain cake: This cerebellum-shaped part of the brain covered in blood would be the perfect dessert for the scariest eve.
Serial killer cake: This murder-scene-inspired cake will remind you of a crazy serial killer in thriller movies.
Witchy finger cookies: Chopped-off witch fingers can be served as a sweet snack for Halloween. Now, that’s a delicious treat your eyes won’t be pleased with.
Feetloaf with bunions: This creepy foot-shaped treat is perfect to surprise family and guests on Halloween.
Surgery-replicating sweets: Well, this one is absolutely gross! Only humans with cannibal instincts would be able to consume this recipe.
Dog poop cookies: Disgusting poop cookies, anyone? They look as appetizing as you would believe them to be!
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Raspberry jello worms: These creepy treats on chocolate doughnut crumbs look similar to crawling earthworms within the fertile soil. The treat looks eerily real and is going to be challenging for one to gulp down.
Guacamole puking pumpkin: Will you be able to feast on the gourd’s puke? Surely, very few will dare to do so.
Cat litter cake: This cat’s litter cake is taking all sick recipes to a whole new disgusting level. Dare eat this!
Zombie brain jello shots: Get a sugary dose of zombie brain jello to please your inner demon.
Snake cake: This reptile here is waiting to feed your guests. But who’s going to get the head?
Zombie mouth cupcake: A perfect Halloween treat for a fan of the Walking Dead series. A zombie mouth that you have to eat, yuck!
Zombie Guts: This nasty-looking dessert is super delicious red velvet cinnamon rolls!
Toddler toddy punch: Would you like to feast on this gory toddler toddy punch? Definitely not the one for people who love babies.
Cream cheese and walnut-stuffed roach dates: This recipe is reminiscent of creepy cockroaches roaming around in the dark.
Halloween ribs recipe: A rib cage with a skull on the top is another treat for the scariest night.
Burnt hand meatloaf: This meatloaf in the shape of a burnt hand is going to delight monsters at your Halloween party.
Blood Splatter Cookies: Simple but creepy Halloween party food to freak out kids and adults alike. Easily add a sanguinary touch to your party.
Edible eyeball jellies: The creepy jellies are identical to human eyes, but their creamy ingredients make them very delicious.
Bloody intestine: This recipe is covered with loads of whipped cream and raspberry syrup, but shaped like human intestines. Eww!
Consumable cranium: Feast on this healthy and nutritious cranium-inspired recipe. This one is not for the faint-hearted.
Spooky glow noodles: These noodles with UV lighting offer a creative yet eerie way to celebrate Halloween evening with friends and family.
Human heart cake: This realistically baked human heart cake is hand-sculpted and painted with added fat and veins.
Goblin eyeballs: These deviled eggs aka goblin eyeballs will spook the kids and adults alike at your Halloween dinner!
Sauron’s eye: When the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy came out everybody was creeped out by the eye of Sauron. Spruce up the plain, simple deviled eggs to create Sauron’s eye for your Halloween party.
Brains in a jar: It has to be one of the brilliantly eerie Halloween party food ideas. The brains-in-a-jar cupcakes are delicious with wiggly frosting and raspberry jelly.
Treats in specimen jars: Do you remember being creeped out by the specimen jars in the biology lab at high school? Well, they are creepy! Try putting treats in specimen jars for Halloween dinner to relive the nostalgia.
Severed finger hot dogs: Amp up the spooky vibe at your Halloween party by turning regular hot dogs into chilling severed fingers. Simply carve lines to create knuckles and place almond slices at the tips for a nail effect. Then, grill or boil them to sinister perfection.
Creepy lychee eyeballs: Give your friends and family a fright with chilling stuffed lychee eyeballs. They make perfect garnishes to add a spooky touch to your cocktails.
Creepy mice cakes: Perfect for adding a whimsical touch to your Halloween; display this unsettling and eerie cake in front of the guests and dare them to touch it!
Human teeth candies: The mere sight of these candies would make one feel disgusted but you can dare your family and friends to try them this Halloween.
Spooky eye pie: An evil shut-eye that reminds you of horror movies and looks so creepy that one would think twice about indulging in this spooky sugary treat.
Scar and Stiches Brownies: The sight of blood triggers fear naturally. If you have some faint-hearted for dinner, they might faint after seeing these blood-oozing brownies.
Maggot-infested wound cupcakes: Creepy and disgusting at the same time! This cupcake looks so realistic that anyone would lose appetite after having one look.
Skinned human face cheese ball: Something to haunt your guests as the ultimate eerie centerpiece. Terrifyingly realistic yet disturbingly delicious, serve it with crackers and a knife for a truly spine-chilling experience!
Rosemary’s baby chicken salad: Who can forget the scary American horror film of 1968? This bizarre food decoration for Halloween dinner will freak most out.
Ghost hands party punch: For lovers of drinks, this is a perfect addition to the Halloween party. The spooky ice cubes can be made using powder-free gloves. Just ask your guests to fill their cups and wait for the reaction!
From glowing noodles to creepy monster jaws, these Halloween recipes are perfectly gruesome delights for ghouls and witches at your scary party.
Eww!