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Kid-Friendly Halloween Treats and Snacks for a Spooktacular Celebration

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Kid-Friendly Halloween Treats and Snacks for a Spooktacular Celebration

Get ready for a spooktacular Halloween with kid-friendly treats! From monster marshmallow pops to mummy hot dogs, here's how to make your celebration fun & tasty!

Halloween is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to get creative with some fun, spooky, and delicious treats that kids will love! Whether you’re planning a Halloween party or just want to surprise your little ones with something festive, Singapore has plenty of kid-friendly Halloween treats and snacks to make the celebration extra special. From spooky-themed sweets to healthy, creative options, here’s a list of some must-try treats for a fang-tastic time!

1. Spooky-Themed Cupcakes

Cupcakes are always a hit with kids, and during Halloween, you can easily transform them into spooky, yet adorable, treats. Many bakeries in Singapore offer Halloween-themed cupcakes decorated with ghosts, witches, pumpkins, and more.

DIY Tip: If you’re feeling crafty, bake your own cupcakes at home and decorate them with icing spiders, candy eyes, and bat-shaped toppers. Let your kids join in on the fun of decorating!

Halloween decoration shot in a room with a white background wall

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2. Monster Marshmallow Pops

Marshmallow pops are a fun, mess-free snack for kids. You can easily turn them into little monsters by dipping marshmallows in chocolate and decorating them with candy eyes and sprinkles. You can also look for ready-made Halloween marshmallow pops if you prefer a grab-and-go option.

DIY Tip: Use colourful candy melts to dip marshmallows, and let your kids choose their monster’s features with edible decorations like mini marshmallows, liquorice strips, or even gummy worms!

3. Healthy Fruit Monsters

Looking for a healthier option? Try making fruit monsters! Slice up some apples, bananas, or kiwis and turn them into spooky creatures with almond slivers for fangs, raisins for eyes, and peanut butter as “glue.”

DIY Tip: Create a “monster buffet” by arranging various fruits and healthy toppings. Let the kids build their own creations with a variety of edible features. Some stores offer fresh and organic produce perfect for this activity.

4. Pumpkin-Shaped Sandwiches

Turn a simple snack into a Halloween favourite by using pumpkin-shaped cookie cutters on sandwiches. You can fill them with healthy options like turkey, cheese, or even mashed avocado for a fun, nutritious treat.

DIY Tip: Get creative with the fillings. Add eyes and a mouth with olives, cucumbers, or cherry tomatoes for a truly spooky sandwich!

5. Mummy Hot Dogs

A fun and savoury option for your Halloween party, mummy hot dogs are simply hot dogs wrapped in crescent roll dough to resemble a mummy’s bandages. Bake them until golden and add small dots of mustard or ketchup for eyes.

Where to Find: Many local bakeries and delis in Singapore offer freshly baked bread or pastries that you can use for this recipe. Or, for a quick grab-and-go, check out BreadTalk for some similar savory snacks.

6. Ghoulish Cookies

Cookies are a classic treat, and during Halloween, they can be turned into ghoulish delights! Opt for cookies shaped like skeletons, witches, or pumpkins. You can find ready-made Halloween cookies at bakeries that offer seasonal designs perfect for the holiday.

DIY Tip: Make your own sugar cookies at home and decorate them with royal icing in Halloween colours. Let the kids add the finishing touches with sprinkles, chocolate chips, or even edible glitter.

Halloween gingerbread cookies in plate on wooden table

Image from iStock

7. Eyeball Cake Pops

Cake pops are always a fun and tasty treat for kids, and you can make them extra spooky for Halloween by decorating them like eyeballs! These bite-sized delights can be found at some bakeries, or you can make them at home with a bit of creativity.

DIY Tip: Dip cake pops in white chocolate and use a round candy for the iris and a dot of chocolate for the pupil. Add red food colouring to create the “bloodshot” effect for a truly creepy look!

Final Thoughts

Whether you’re opting for store-bought or homemade treats, Halloween in Singapore is the perfect time to indulge in some spooky fun. From sweet cupcakes to savoury snacks, there are plenty of kid-friendly options to make your celebration a hit. Don’t forget to let your little ones help out with the decorations—they’ll love being part of the creative process!

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