Halloween Snack Board

Halloween Snack Board! Here are some festive treats to make and enjoy for Halloween. Make this board with your kids, your friends and enjoy!

A huge thank you to The Drew Barrymore Show for having me on, thank you!!

I was never really a big Halloween person until I had kids. Sure, I love candy and was never really into dressing up or anything. One year, as a teen, I remember wearing a trash bag and a neon belt (when neon was in) and saying I was a punk rocker. I never went all out and was only in it for the candy. Ha! 

Here’s an adorable video when Madeline and Phoebe were little and we made a spider web cake. Watch the video here.

Festive Halloween Treats

Double Chocolate Spider Web Cake

Monster and Mummy Cupcakes

Candy Corn Cookies .. they are really good!

Spider Web Sugar Cookies!! So fun!

Halloween Snack Board!

If you need treats for a party at home, or school, or work, I have you covered! I love having sweet and savory snacks so these mini mummy dogs are a must! I also love using Halloween themed shaped cookie cutters to use to cut out some cheese. After that, you can bake your own cookies, like one of the recipes above or just buy everything else from the grocery store.

Take a look below for some inspiration! 

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Halloween Snack Board

Buy candy and treats of all different shapes and sizes. You can use little candy pumpkins, marshmallows, whoppers, olives or grapes to fill in the holes. You can also add plastic tiny pumpkins, spider rings, skeletons or any Halloween themed odds and ends to add on the board.

Prep Time20 minutes mins

Cook Time12 minutes mins

Total Time32 minutes mins

Course: Appetizer

Cuisine: American

Keyword: Halloween, Halloween Candy Board, Halloween Snack Board

Servings: 12

Author: hipfoodiemom

Equipment

• Halloween themed shaped cookie cutters
• Pizza cutter or knife
• toothpicks
• a board, tray or baking sheet

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Ingredients

• 1 (8 oz.) tube Crescent Rolls or puff pastry or biscuit dough
• 1 (12 oz.) package cocktail-size smoked link sausages or hot dogs cut into thirds
• 1 tablespoon yellow mustard for the eyes, optional
• assortment cheese slices like cheddar, mozzarella and provolone
• Reese's pieces
• candy corn
• Halloween themed marshmallows
• Halloween themed pretzels
• olives, grapes, figs, dried apricots
• Halloween or Pumpkin cookies
• your favorite Halloween candy
• crackers
• caramel popcorn

Instructions

• To make the mini mummy dogs: Preheat your oven to 375 degrees. Unroll the dough, and using a pizza cutter or knife, cut the dough into really thin strips. Wrap the dough around the cocktail-size smoked link sausages like you are wrapping a mummy; leaving some open space at the top for the eyes.
• Place on a lined baking sheet and bake for about 12 to 15 minutes or until golden brown. After they have cooled for a bit, use a toothpick dipped in yellow mustard to dot on eyes.
• Use the Halloween themed shaped cookie cutters to make cute shapes with the cheese slices.
• Assemble your board! You can use a wood board, a tray or even a lined baking sheet for your board. If you are transporting your Halloween Snack board someplace, I highly recommend using a tray or something with a lip so items can stay on your board for travel.
• Select something as your center piece. It can be a tiny dish of candy or a plastic skeleton or a fun candy container. Place it in the center and then assemble everything else around it. You can really just place all of your items on the board however you want. Just have fun!
• Fill in the holes! Use small things like candy pumpkins, Whoppers candy or olives, grapes, figs, dried apricots or fill in any holes or gaps.
• Festive touches! You can also add plastic tiny pumpkins, spider rings, skeletons or any Halloween themed odds and ends to add on the board for a festive look. Serve and enjoy!