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30 Times People Nailed Halloween Snacks And Just Had To Brag Online (New Pics)

A wonderful side effect of getting into baking and cooking is that, alongside all the delicious food you can eat, it’s also a fantastic outlet for some creativity. Every season, holiday and celebration, you can flex those artistic muscles and make something new.

We’ve gathered some fantastic, creative and spooky food ideas for your Halloween parties. We also got in touch with Josephine Casey from Sweetjosiebakes to learn more about cakes and pastries. So get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorites and be sure to comment your thoughts below.

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#1 These Could Not Be Cuter

#2 Our Halloween Party Charcuterie Board

#3 It’s Just A Bunch Of Hocus Pocus

Nasty Bear got in touch with Josephine Casey from Sweetjosiebakes, an expert baker, and she was kind enough to answer some questions. First, for all the amateur bakers out there, we wanted to hear what are the most common mistakes inexperienced bakers make?

“Not using a scale while baking and relying solely on cups for measurements which is common in the US. However, when it comes to baking, particularly for beginners, precise measurements are essential. For instance, using cups for flour may seem convenient, but it can lead to inconsistencies.”

#4 My First Halloween Treat This Year – A Shattered Glass Cake

#5 Milk Chocolate Stuffed Jack-O-Lantern Cookies

#6 Poisoned Apple Pie

“If you were to scoop flour four times using a 1-cup measurement and then weigh it, you’d likely find that each scoop weighs a different amount. These discrepancies can result in improperly baked goods,” she shared.

#7 Halloween Appetizers

#8 My Colleagues Said My Zombie Fingers Were A Bit Too Lifelike, And I Take That As A Compliment

#9 I Made Frankenpeppers

So for those who might be inspired to get into baking before the end of the season, we asked Josephine to share some tips for beginners. “It’s important not to feel discouraged after a failed baking attempt. Mistakes are common, especially when you’re new to baking, as it’s a precise science.”

#10 Blueberry Bat Hand Pies

#11 Halloween Treats

#12 My Halloween Pie This Year

“Factors such as incorrect measurements, temperatures, or even the quality of the recipe can contribute to less than ideal results. Remember, practice truly does lead to improvement, even though it might sound cliché. So keep at it, and you’ll see progress over time,” she shared with Nasty Bear.

#13 Halloween Rice Balls

#14 Deviled Eggs

#15 Gorgeously Spooky Bread Of The Dead, Made With A Delicious Homemade Squid Ink Flatbread Topped With Adorable Mushroom Skulls

We also asked her to share her own baking fails. “Mistakes happen to everyone, regardless of experience. Just two weeks ago, I made a very silly mistake while building a large-scale cake intended to be tall and heavy. I forgot to add support to the cake, and it ended up crumbling down.”

#16 Homemade Pumpkin Lasagna

#17 There Was An Accident In The Kitchen Today

#18 All The Spooky Hand Pies I Made

“This kind of mishap is quite common when learning to bake, and even experienced bakers can encounter similar fails. Once again the important thing is to learn from the failure and continue on.” So if you want to see more of her work, check out her website or go and visit her Instagram account.

#19 Who Wants A Piece Of My Sweet Apple Pie?

#20 Mulled Wine Cherry Pie For A Halloween Party

#21 Halloween Charcuterie Board

#22 Halloween Hummus With Bat Crackers

#23 Aragog The Spider For Halloween

#24 Vegan Halloween Energy Balls

#25 Spooky Sushi

#26 I Made A Cake For Halloween And Forgot To Share It, So I’m Sharing It With You Today

#27 Happy Halloween

#28 Jack Skellington Oreo Cheesecake

#29 Monster Chicken Sandwich

#30 Pizza With Spiders

My friends love spooky things, and they’re getting married this weekend, so I made them miniature sugar cookies with a few unconventional wedding guests to celebrate.

I used a soft bristle brush to try to create movement in the little ghost’s shrouds. The flowers, ties, and bouquets were done using a toothpick and a sugar scriber. And the color palette will match the bride and groom’s florals.

I call these my little “button” cookies, though they’re about the size of a half dollar.

 

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Written by Jonas

Jonas is a writer at Nasty Bear with a degree in Communication. After working as a teacher, he loves visual storytelling, and he enjoys covering viral stuff to photography. Over a million people have read the posts he's written throughout his years in Nasty Bear, which is probably more than he could count to.

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