Halloween lunch ideas: 13 cute and creepy recipes
Here’s 13 cute and creepy Halloween lunch ideas for the Halloween lover in all of us.
Who says all the Halloween fun has to happen after dark?
Halloween is such a fun holiday, why not make the most of it?
These Halloween lunch ideas are perfect for a fall or indoor picnic, or as a precursor to a Halloween themed dinner or dessert.
Depending on what you choose to make, they’ll either bring out your inner child or be spookily sophisticated.
Either way, these Halloween lunch ideas are definitely a treat for the eyes and the stomach.
Halloween lunch ideas
Brave enough to have a Fall lunch alfresco?
Here's some Halloween lunch ideas perfect for picnic basket.
They're also fabulous for a Halloween lunch box or platter at home.
Savory Halloween lunch ideas
Start off your Halloween lunch with some finger food.
Then move into some soup and bread with a spooky twist.
My husband thinks eggs are the devil's work - looking at these spooky deviled egg spiders, he may be right!
If you can get past your loved one's irrational hatred for eggs, try these for an idea big on creativity and small on effort.
More eyeballs - I mean eggs anyone?
This simple recipe makes a horrifyingly effective Halloween lunch idea.
There's more bite size goodness for your Halloween lunch with these mummy meatballs.
With a bagel base, these super cute spider web pizza snacks are the perfect addition to your Halloween lunch menu or lunchbox.
Want something a little more sophisticated for your Halloween lunch?
Try this Mummy in a coffin pizza served with the delicious soup featured below.
Serve this butternut squash soup in a pumpkin for that extra special touch to your Halloween lunch.
This pull apart bread would also be super delicious with the soup... or simply to eat until one fell into a food coma.
Did I mention it was filled with cheese?
Sweet Halloween lunch ideas
Even if you're full from those savory Halloween lunch ideas, I bet there's still room for these Halloween treats.
These mummy pumpkin hand pies are a perfect bite-sized dessert.
Not a fan of pumpkin?
These simple to make Halloween mummy pies have a raspberry flavor.
Let's face it - there's nothing much healthy about Halloween. But you can get some fruit in at least with these chocolate pear ghosts!
These witch finger cookies have peanut butter added so although they look spooky, they just taste like peanut butter cookies dipped in jam.
You'll get approximately 30 monster eyes truffles from this recipe: more than enough for a Halloween lunch.
The origins of tying a piece of string around your finger as a reminder may be debatable, but there’s no doubt these cupcakes will be unforgettable.
These Halloween lunch ideas are perfect for a midday Halloween celebration.
(If you liked them, check out these Halloween cookies, finger food, charcuterie boards and treats, which make suitably scary accompaniments.
Whoever said all the fun had to happen after dark?
Get more great Halloween ideas at All things Halloween for adults.