21 Delicious Halloween Appetizers That Everyone Will Love!

As you start gearing up for your Halloween festivities, you may think guests will be fine with an array of Halloween desserts and drinks, you may want to balance the sweet stuff with some Halloween appetizers. Yes, your witch cake and cookie haunted mansion may impress your guests, but your severed toes in a blanket (AKA pigs in a blanket) will truly knock them dead. Try these 21 amazing spooky Halloween appetizers or halloween food ideas and surprise your family and friends. 


21. Jalapeno Popper Mummies

Mummies

These little mummies will win over your heart and your stomach! They are a perfect addition to your Halloween appetizers or halloween food ideas spread or to bring to a Halloween party.
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20. Spider Bread Dip Bowl

20. Spider Bread Dip Bowl


The scariest thing for me? Spiders. I HATE spiders. I hate spiders more than anything. So what more appropriate for me to make for Halloween than a spider? Only, this spider is harmless! And actually kind of cute! It literally took me only 15 minutes to make all of the pieces!
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19. Witch Calzone Hats

Witch Calzone Hats

Hats off to these cheesy little numbers that are as tasty as they are cute. Top off a Halloween appetizers buffet with these mini Witch Calzone Hats. Gather pizza-type ingredients and you won’t need to use hocus-pocus to make these bewitching Halloween stuffed party treats disappear. You’re gonna love this Halloween appetizer recipe or halloween food ideas I am sure of it. 
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18. Barfing Pumpkin Guacamole

 Barfing Pumpkin Guacamole

there’s one recipe you need this Halloween it’s the Barfing Pumpkin. Cause really, who doesn’t want a pumpkin barfing on Halloween night? It will really look so funny. The barfing pumpkin is no exception to that. It’s kinda beautiful though right? Not as creepy as spiders can be at least. You should really try this one and shock your family and friends. 
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17. Skeleton Bone Dip

Skeleton Bone Dip

This skeleton bone dip is great with pepperoni, roasted peppers, and a hint of Parmesan. Then I paired it with homemade Parmesan skeleton bone-shaped crackers. Serve it for your Halloween party. It’s super easy, just 2 ingredients, and I can run to the grocery store on my way to a party if needed. A crunchy skeleton decorates a simple veggie tray for your Halloween party.
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16. Pepperoni Pizza Pumpkins

Pepperoni Pizza Pumpkins

Mini pumpkin pizzas are perfect for parties and simply irresistible! Pepperoni pizza bites are so easy to make using just 4 simple ingredients: refrigerated pizza crust, marinara sauce, sliced pepperoni, and mini mozzarella balls. However, if you want to dress them up for a Halloween party or Thanksgiving dinner you’ll have to put in a little more effort. To transform these mini pizza bites into festive food you’ll have to wrap the twine around the dough ball to create a pumpkin shape. If you can make out the shape, it will look really great and it’s perfect as a Halloween appetizer recipe or Halloween food idea. 
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15. Meatball Mummies

Meatball Mummies

Serve up these scary meatballs for Halloween! Wrap Pillsbury™ Crescent Roll dough around this classic appetizer to create a fun, festive dish you can make with the kiddos. It’s perfect for a savoury snack at your next Halloween party or Halloween food ideas. 
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14. Guacamole Halloween Appetizers

Guacamole Halloween Appetizers

When planning a Halloween party it’s important to find ways to save time. I look forward to stocking up on Rotel. It delivers the bold adventurous flavours my family and friends absolutely love. This homemade recipe uses fresh avocados and diced tomatoes for a healthy party dip!
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13. Bloody Witch Fingers

Bloody Witch Fingers

This is the perfect snack to pair with your potion or a hearty stew or soup. The spooky bread fingers are the perfect fuel to keep little hands from dipping into their trick-or-treating bag all night long. Spooky fingers of bread are an easy way to enjoy the fresh herb and garlic flavours alongside a hearty stew or soup. But they are equally delicious served with some of your favourite pasta sauce to dip into for a bloody start to your Halloween bash. It’s a lovely Halloween appetizers recipe everyone is gonna love. 
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12. Adorable Halloween Deviled Eggs

Adorable Halloween Deviled Eggs

The mustard and mayonnaise-filled hard-boiled egg bites are one of the most popular party appetizers. Now, you can easily give a thrilling experience to your guests by creating a Halloween version of deviled eggs. These crafty-looking scary deviled egg recipes are easy, a bit creepy, yet cute. In this special Halloween deviled eggs potpourri we have: olive spider deviled eggs, ghost hard-boiled eggs, bloodshot deviled eyeballs, devil deviled eggs, skull deviled eggs, batty deviled eggs, and monster deviled devils.
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11. Easy Pumpkin Cheesecake Dip

Easy Pumpkin Cheesecake Dip

This easy and creamy pumpkin dip is so delicious, and amazing and has great flavor in every bite you will get and great cravings for fall comfort food. Plus, there are white chocolate graham crackers for dipping! It’s the perfect way to give this dip a homey, rustic feel and kick up the flavour from sweet to indulgent.
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10. Nacho Pumpkin Cheese Ball

Nacho Pumpkin Cheese Ball

The ingredients needed for this yummy cheese ball are super simple. I purchased some inexpensive Nacho Cheese Chips. For your stem, you will need a green pepper to top this cute Cheese Ball. This Nacho Pumpkin Cheese ball is loaded with Dorito flavour on the outside, cheesy cream cheese and a bit of spice on the inside. It’s so delicious and I can assure you everyone is gonna love it. 
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9. Monster Halloween Popcorn

Monster Halloween Popcorn

This Halloween Monster Popcorn is simple and easy to make with few ingredients. I went with green monster colouring, but you can do purple, orange and purple, blue, pink, etc. It’s your choice! This Monster Halloween Popcorn is one of those easy Halloween treats that require only 5 ingredients and a few minutes to whip up. The great thing about this Halloween popcorn mix is that it makes an easy Halloween snack for kids to take home afterwards too. Just make a little bit of extra party popcorn ahead of time and wrap it up in paper or cellophane bags and hand them out as your little monsters leave. 
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8. Jalapeno Popper Bacon Cheese Ball

Jalapeno Popper Bacon Cheese Ball

Jalapeno Bacon Cheese Ball is a creamy, soft cream cheese ball mixed with a little spice from jalapeños and added spices rolled in crunchy bacon, chopped green onions and salty pecans. This is the perfect holiday appetizer! This is always the biggest hit at any party! This is a true holiday Halloween appetizers recipe that is perfect for your holiday parties this season!
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7. Halloween Hot Dog Mummies

alloween Hot Dog Mummies

Costumes, candy, and mummy hot dogs—that’s what Halloween is all about! Have your little ghouls and goblins help prep dinner by wrapping the Crescent dough strips around hot dogs. They’ll love seeing these simple yet spooky mummies bake into cheesy, crescent-wrapped mummy pigs-in-a-blanket to eat before their Halloween festivities! There are a lot of mummy hot dogs in the world, but this is the best for a couple of big reasons. First, they’re stuffed with cheese! I like using strips of American cheese for an ultra-creamy and melty bite.
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6. Mummy Cookies

Mummy Cookies

These adorable Mummy Cookies are a spooktacular Halloween treat! Great for Halloween parties, lunch boxes, dessert or an afternoon treat, your entire family will enjoy these tasty cookies! They are perfect for placing and sharing in party favour bags. These cookies are perfectly soft, just like frosted sugar cookies from a bakery. It’s really good and what’s better than some cookies as Halloween Appetizers. 
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5. Halloween Charcuterie Board

 Halloween Charcuterie Board

A festive Halloween charcuterie board is the easiest recipe to entertain your guests and families. It is loaded with lots of ingredients and ready in just 15 minutes or less.
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4. Mummified Garlic Bread

Mummified Garlic Bread

Mummy Garlic Bread is a delicious fun recipe that will be made very easy with a few simple ingredients and ready in just 15 minutes! You can prepare it for Halloween or any other holiday.
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3. Skeleton Veggie Tray

Skeleton Veggie Tray

This ridiculously cute little veggie skeleton tray is easy to make with lots of fresh vegetables and some ranch dip! It’s perfect for a Halloween party or anytime you need a silly skeleton made from veggies! I Gotta try to squeeze in some good stuff to help balance out all of those sweets!
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2. Witch’s Broomstick Snacks

Witch’s Broomstick Snacks

These easy Witch’s Broomstick Snacks are so amazing, fun and great in taste. Simple to prepare with few simple ingredients and great for Halloween party buffet layout.
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1. Babybel Cheese Monsters

Babybel Cheese Monsters

These quick and easy Babybel cheese monsters are perfect for adding a little extra fun to lunchboxes, snacks or Halloween food ideas for kids! These are fun and have a unique way to add some pizzazz to your Halloween festivities. So what are u waiting for guys? Try these amazing and delicious Halloween appetizers at gone and enjoy with your family and friends. 
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