Mocktails & Kid DrinksNo. 8376 · The 2026 edition
Weekend Toast: Creepy mocktails and other non-alcoholic Halloween drinks for kids.
Our own summary of the original — the full post and photos live at coolmomeats.com.
About this
A curated roundup of non-alcoholic, kid-friendly Halloween drinks and mocktails meant for Halloween parties, or just for fun. It spotlights five festive sips from other blogs, from a non-alcoholic vampire cocktail to layered candy corn sippers and an over-the-top candy soda, noting the source blog plus serving and presentation tips.
The plan
- Plan these non-alcoholic Halloween drinks for a kids' Halloween party, or simply as festive sips at home
- Serve Ghost Milkshakes in shot glasses so the portion stays right for little ones who will also be eating candy
- Mix a big batch of the Cherry Chiller Halloween punch yourself using soda and grenadine
- Follow The Tomkat Studio's instructions for the bloody rim and use their downloadable label for the punch
- Choose the Candy Corn Halloween Sippers if you want a gelatin-free candy corn drink
- Let the kids make their own candy soda drink from the A Girl and a Glue Gun recipe
Decoration ideas
- Bloody rim on the glasses for the Cherry Chiller Halloween punch
- Downloadable label for the Cherry Chiller Halloween punch
- Fake syringes for guests to take home with the Bloody Shirley Temples
Food & drink
- Bloody Shirley Temples: a non-alcoholic version of The Vampire Cocktail (original at Self Proclaimed Foodie, mocktail by Made From Pinterest), easy to make for a Halloween party
- Cherry Chiller Halloween punch: made with soda and grenadine at The Tomkat Studio, with a bloody rim and a downloadable label
- Ghost Milkshakes: adorable, friendlier milkshakes from The Tomkat Studio, good served in shot glasses
- Candy Corn Halloween Sippers: gelatin-free layered drinks from Boulder Locavore that look like candy corn and taste unexpectedly tropical
- Sugar-loaded candy soda drink: an easy Halloween drink from A Girl and a Glue Gun made with all the things Halloween is made of
Activities
- Let kids make their own sugar-loaded candy soda drink and see what comes of the recipe
- Give younger guests a fake syringe to take home with the Bloody Shirley Temples
