Spooky Oreo Spiders

Super easy and fun Oreo cookie treat for Halloween!

Prep Time 5 minutes

Active Time 15 minutes

Total Time 20 minutes

Difficulty Easy

Estimated Cost $10

Materials

Double stuffed Oreo cookies
pretzel sticks
white icing
white chocolate chips

Instructions

Stick pretzel sticks in Double Stuffed Oreos.
Using icing as glue, add white chocolate chips for eyes.
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Does anyone else feel like Halloween snuck up on them this year? If you’re feeling festive but out of time, here’s a list of SUPER easy Halloween treats. Most of them require absolutely no baking. Happy Halloween!

12 Last Minute Easy Halloween Treats

Easy & Last Minute Halloween Snack Ideas for Kids || The Chirping Moms

1. Ghost Pudding

This one is SUPER easy: Simply buy vanilla Snack Packs, turn them upside down for a “ghost shape” and add on spooky sticker eyes.

2. “Boo” String Cheese

Buy white string cheese & draw a simple ghost face on for a super simple classroom snack or playdate idea!

3. Spooky Oreo Spiders

Another fun & easy Halloween treat for kids. Stick pretzel sticks in Double Stuf Oreos. Using icing as glue, add white chocolate chips for eyes. These spiders won’t long, trust me!

4. Mummy Bars

This is a fun gift for teachers or friends. Wrap a Hershey bar with masking tape to look like mummy. Add spooky sticker eyes & an instant quick gift that kids can help make!

5. Jack-O-Lantern Cheese Sticks

All you need for this healthy Halloween treat is a Sharpie & cheddar cheese sticks!

6. Easy Creepy Worm Dirt Cups for the Classroom

My kids love “dirt” pudding and always request that when we have parties. They asked me to make it for their class Halloween parties because eating worms is “super creepy”. I typically make pudding and put it into cups, but an easier way for the classroom:

Buy chocolate Snack Packs, take off the lid, sprinkle in crushed Oreos and a gummy worm. Last, if you want, add the spoon right into the cup for easy serving.

7. No-Bake Black Cat Cookies

Start with Oreos and use a bit of frosting to stick on: chocolate baking chips for ears and a candy face.

8. Ghost Mini Pizzas

It’s not easy to get kids to eat an actual meal on Halloween. All they are concerned with is candy, frosting and trick or treating. Last year we enjoyed spooky ghost pizzas before heading out to trick or treat. They were a huge hit and the kids actually ate them. Start with rolled flat Crescent Rolls or a “not so sticky” pizza dough. Use a ghost cookie cutter to make the mini ghost pizza shapes. Add your favorite sauce and cheese and bake according to the dough’s package.

9. Ghost “Boo” Cake

I’m not a baker and a the girls kept asking to bake a Halloween cake. This is your most basic yellow cake with chocolate frosting with an easy, spooky decor. We used mini marshmallows for the ghost!