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Spooky Lab Halloween Treats!

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This is a post sponsored by Coca-Cola and Nabisco.  All opinions are 100% my own.

Spooky Lab Halloween Treats

Hey guys!!!  Halloween is right around the corner and we could not be more excited!!!!  I love Halloween!!  I don’t love it for the scary costumes and haunted houses, I just love spending the evening walking around my grandparents neighborhood breathing in the crisp fall air while echos of “trick or treat” sound through the streets.  I love spending late nights putting the finishing touches on Dean’s costume, which is always something classic, a spider, a skeleton or a puppy.

Then we end the night by going back to my grandparent’s house and ordering pizza while the kids dump their spoils on the floor and the parent’s sift through always sampling just to “make sure it’s safe”.

There are time where we will also have a Halloween party since us grown ups like to dress up too! And I want to share with you some very easy desserts to make your Halloween party just enough spooky without being too scary for the little ones.

Fanta and OREO are always my go to ingredients to make a party special, everyone already loves them and they make any party delicious!

Right now Fanta and OREO have a Spooky Snack Lab that has all sorts of fabulous inspiration for your Halloween party.  During October you can find delicious recipes and tips by visiting the Fanta and OREO Spooky Lab board on Nabisco’s Pinterest Page and follow along on social media by using the hashtag #SpookySnackLab.

There is also an amazing contest going on right now with some exciting prizes!  All you have to do is create your own #SpookySnackLabContest Pinterest Board and pin some great Halloween ideas for your chance to win your own Spooky Snack Lab prize including

  • 3 packages of OREO Cookies, one package each of, RITZ Crackers, CHIPS AHOY! Cookies, WHEAT THINS Snacks, TRISCUIT Crackers, NUTTER BUTTER Cookies
  • Two (2) 6-packs of Fanta Orange mini cans
  • Four (4) 12-oz cans each of Fanta Orange, Grape, Pineapple and Strawberry
  •  A card with recipe inspiration
  • A $500 gift card

So of course you want to win this awesome prize pack right??  So just create your #SpookySnackLabContest Pinterest Board and then comment below with the link to your board and you could win!!

Now onto some of these spooktacular recipes I have been promising you!  Throwing together a Monster Mash Party doesn’t have to be scary, it can be easy and delicious!

These treats are soo easy to make, real crowd pleasers and double as decorations.  When throwing a Halloween Party with kids it is best to have fun and not so scary decorations.  I love the bright combo of orange, green and purple for Halloween, sparkly pumpkins, friendly ghosts are all perfect for throwing a kid friendly party.

Now onto the yummies for your little ghouls!  Being a busy mom I rely on treats that are simple to make, big on taste and classic flavors that everyone loves.  So lets start with my Monster Pudding Cups!

First your or your kids can decorate little clear cups with monster faces.  Next I just whip up some vanilla pudding and mix it with green food coloring.

Monster Cups

I fill the cups with the pudding and then comes the best part… lots of OREO crumbles!!

Oreo

Top the Monster Cups

The OREO crumbles are meant to resemble the monster’s hair and makes them sooo cute and delicious!!

Spooky Monster Cups Cookies and Cream Pudding Cups

Next up are my Spooky Eyeball OREO Pops.  These are a cinch to make.  Everyone loves cake pops but baking a cake, cooling it, mixing it, ughhh too much work!!

I just combine cream cheese and OREOS in the food processor then shape it into balls and place on Halloween straws, then freeze.

Crushin Oreos Oreo Pop Mixture

Oreo Pops, yum

Next I dip them in melted white almond bark and place a creepy eyeball candy on each one.  Next I take a food coloring marker to draw extra veins on the pops, really making them creepy.

Eye Ball Cookie Pops

Spooky Eyeball Oreo Pops

Spooky Eyeball Oreo Pops

Ingredients

  • 1 package OREOS
  • 1 eight ounce block cream cheese softened
  • 1 pound white almond bark
  • Spooky candy eyes
  • Red food coloring pen

Instructions

  1. In your food processor blend the OREOS and cream cheese until it forms a soft dough.
  2. Roll the dough into balls and insert Halloween themed paper straws.
  3. Place on wax paper and freeze for about an hour. (can be frozen for longer if making ahead)
  4. Then melt your almond bark in a double boiler or microwave safe bowl in 30 second increments until smooth.
  5. Dip the pops into the chocolate and set on wax paper.
  6. Immediately place a candy eyeball on before chocolate sets.
  7. Let harden and set.
  8. Draw on veins with the red food coloring marker and serve!
  9. Refrigerate leftovers.

 

Eyeball  Cookies and Cream Pops

These might be a little creepy but don’t worry they are still scrumptious!

Cookies and Cream Eye Ball Pops

Now every party needs a good drink, and these Zombie Brain Slushies are always a hit!  Fanta comes in so many yummy flavors and it makes it so easy to turn them into Zombie Brain Slushies!

Fanta

Again just let your kids drawn some zombie faces on clear plastic cups.  Then fill them up with different flavors of Fanta.  Next add a scoop of raspberry sherbet and bam you have spooky Zombie Brains that are sooo tasty and refreshing!  Kids and adults love them!!

Zombie Brains Zombie Brain Slushies Zombie Brain Slush

I hope you like all my Spooky Lab Halloween Party treats and they inspire you to create your own party!!

Evette Rios will be bringing you Spooky Lab YouTube videos all month long where you can find more easy spooky treats perfect for Halloween just like this one…

So check out her amazing videos where you can get more spooky inspiration!

Don’t forget to create your own #SpookySnackLabContest and come back here with the link so you can be entered to win that great prize package!!

Have a spooktacular Halloween!!

Monster Cookies & Cream Pudding Cups Zombie Brain Slushies, yum! Spooky Eyeball Oreo Pops

 

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