15 Easy Halloween Food Recipes For Kids To Make (& Devour!)

Directions

1. Let kids toss milk, pumpkin puree, yogurt, maple syrup, pumpkin pie spice, vanilla, and a frozen banana into a blender and whir until smooth.
2. Transform avocado toast into a Frankenstein face by letting kids arrange sliced olive eyes, olive hair, an olive scar, and a red pepper mouth on top.
3. Float banana ghosts in your regular oatmeal for a spooky breakfast.
4. Involve kids in preparing a Halloween-themed lunch, like the chicken burritos below.
5. Assemble chicken burritos that are nutritious, easy for kids, and enjoyable to make.
6. Toast one slice of bread separately, then cut a desired shape from it with a cookie cutter. Add cheese and the second slice of bread to complete the sandwich.
7. Make apple peanut butter teeth by slicing apples and adding peanut butter and marshmallows to resemble teeth—a simple snack kids can assemble.
8. Slice each cheese stick into three pieces. Cut the ends of each piece to create broom bristles, then stick a pretzel rod into the cheese for the handle.
9. Slice a loaf of bread, spread cream cheese or another soft cheese on top, and place an olive spider on each piece for an inexpensive Halloween snack.
10. Prepare these quick pre-trick-or-treat dinner options—a Halloween family favorite.
11. Cut jack-o'-lantern faces into bell peppers, then stuff and cook them with your favorite filling for a pumpkin-themed dinner.
12. Assemble these Halloween sliders quickly—kids can help stack the ingredients.
13. Use leftover graham crackers to make spiderweb s'mores. Kids can pipe white chocolate or marshmallow into web patterns and top with a candy spider.
14. Form popcorn balls with marshmallow or caramel—a fun hands-on treat for kids.
15. Make Oreo bats by twisting apart Oreos, adding candy eyes, and cutting the wafers into wings—an easy no-bake treat.