Easy Treats Kids Can MakeNo. 8184 · The 2026 edition
Eat: Spooky Halloween Menu
Whip up a frightfully fun feast with this easy, store-bought Halloween dinner menu that kids will love.
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This spooky Halloween menu is a breeze to put together using store-bought items, featuring kid-friendly favorites like ribs and chicken wings, plus a creepy punch. Perfect for a low-stress, high-fun family dinner.
About this
Pink Peppermint Design shares the easy, family-friendly spooky Halloween dinner menu that has become an annual tradition in their house. Every dish gets a creepy name — ribs become 'bucket bones,' chicken wings become 'bat wings,' and guacamole becomes 'guacamoldy.' The menu is deliberately simple and can even be assembled entirely from store-bought items for a hectic Halloween night.
Tips
- The author hopes the ideas inspire readers to create a fun family tradition this Halloween, and encourages them to come up with even more creative ideas.
The plan
- Plan a traditional Halloween dinner for the kids; it has become a yearly favorite they look forward to.
- Keep the menu purposely easy to put together because Halloween is a hectic day.
- Everything on the menu can be store bought if you feel too overwhelmed to make anything from scratch.
Food & drink
- Ribs ("bucket bones")
- Chicken Wings ("bat wings")
- Creepy Crudites (veggies and fruit)
- Finger food (breadsticks with sliced almonds on the tips to make them look like finger nails)
- Poison Punch
- Terrible Treats
- Guacamoldy with orange and Black Tortilla chips
More photos
Photos hosted by pinkpeppermintdesign.com.
