Halloween Appetizer Snack Board

Halloween Appetizer Snack Board Idea - Fun halloween food from Family Fresh Meals

If there’s one thing I love more than dressing up for Halloween, it’s dressing up my food for Halloween. And when I throw a Halloween party, I love to pull out all the stops with a full assortment of holiday-themed appetizers.

Fortunately, this doesn’t have to be hard to do. You can put together a fantastic Halloween Appetizer Snack Board with three kinds of foods:

  1. Store-bought Halloween treats like candy, ghostly Halloween veggie chips, and smiling Jack-o-lantern pretzels.
  2. Regular party fare dressed up for the holiday. You can toss candy corn and candy pumpkins into your Chex mix, use a Halloween cookie cutter on your cheese slices, and deck out a bowl of hummus with a couple of black olive “spiders.”
  3. Just a few special Halloween treats that you can make ahead of time. Like a sweet mini version of my pumpkin-shaped Fall Cheese Ball, some white-chocolate-dipped strawberry “ghosts,” and a small batch of my Pumpkin Cheesecake Dip served up in a mini pumpkin.

Halloween Appetizer Snack Board Idea - chocolate covered strawberries, grape eyes, raspberries and blueberries

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Strategically lay out these ghostly goodies on a big cutting board or cookie sheet, then fill in the gaps with more basic finger foods like fruit, olives, pepperoni slices, cookies, crackers, and pita wedges. In 20 minutes or less, you can assemble a spooky appetizer assortment that will totally wow your guests.

Halloween Appetizer Snack Board Idea - Spooky fun food on a black food board

ITEMS USED TO MAKE THIS HALLOWEEN APPETIZER SNACK BOARD

Spooky Potato Chips: This cute little ghosts add a nice crunch to your appetizer board.
Candy Eyes: This candy eyes will give any food a spooky look!
Candy Melts: All you have to do is microwave these melts, and dip your strawberries to make some yummy ghosts.
Cookie Cutters: These cookie cutters will help you make some fun Halloween cheese shapes!

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Halloween Appetizer Snack Board Idea

When I throw a Halloween party, I love to make some some fun themed appetizers. You can assemble this fun Halloween Appetizer Snack Board in no time!
Prep Time 20 minutes
Cook Time 0 minutes

Ingredients
 

Starting from the top

  • A bowl of Chex mix (about a cup and a halmixed with candy corn and candy pumpkin mix
  • 1-2 cups of Halloween veggie chips
  • A 10 ounce container of classic hummus with “spiders” made from sliced olives
  • A 2 pound block of cheese cut lengthwise into 3 slices each slice could cut two bats from the Halloween cookie cutter
  • 1-2 cups of Halloween pretzels
  • 1/2 jar of green olives
  • triangular pita bread
  • pepperoni slices
  • white chocolate dipped strawberries with mini milk chocolate chips
  • A small pumpkin hollowed out, filled with 1/4 of the pumpkin whip dip. Keep the top for decoration
  • Graham crackers
  • A 4 ounce box of Reese Pieces filled in a cupcake liner
  • Ginger snap cookies
  • Mini pumpkin pie cheese ball
  • green apple slices
  • A vine of grapes with several slices lengthwise topped with a candy eye
  • blueberries
  • raspberries stuffed with mini milk chocolate chips

Instructions

  • Serving size will depend on how high you want to pile your chips, pretzels, ext and how big your board is. My board is 14”x20” board

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2 Comments

  1. What is next to the cookies? Is it a dessert ball covered in cookie crumbs?

    1. Hi Melissa! That is a sweet, pumpkin pie cheese ball. Recipe coming soon!