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Spooky Easy Halloween Party Food Candy Apples

Who doesn’t love a creepy bloody apple at Halloween?! Learn how to make these Yummy Spooky Easy Halloween Party Food in just a few easy steps!

Spooky Easy Halloween Party Food you can create with your kids #halloweenpartyfood

Need a Halloween party treat everyone will love? I am sharing how to make gooey bloody apples and fondant ghosts with my Yummy Spooky Halloween Apple Treats tutorials. They are really easy and sure to wow your guests!  

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Creative Halloween Party Food

I love a good themed party food and so do my kids so this year I decided to surprise them with a gooey bloody apple to go with the fondant ghost I made for my daughter’s pretty in pink witch’s tea party. These are very easy and take zero baking or crafting skills. I promise! All you need is to know how to roll out the fondant…that’s it!

The apples are great Halloween snacks for friends that have allergies. These Halloween apples are nut free, peanut butter free, and gluten free so you serve them worry free at your Halloween party!

I know it can be hard to find gluten free Halloween food ideas so if you need some help please email me…I’d be happy to offer some advice on gluten free Halloween treats for party goers!

How to Make Yummy Spooky Halloween Treats

What You Need to Make Spooky Apples

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It takes approximately one package of fondant as shown above for each apple. Roll out the fondant and set aside any excess fondant. You will use any extra for the ghost apple.

Pro Tip: 

If you don’t like the taste of fondant you can use white chocolate melting chips (or any color) and dip the apples. 

Also, if you want to make your ghost, say, pink, you can color the fondant with food coloring.

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Place plate over fondant and cut around with a knife.

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Smooth fondant around apple and cut away excess, set aside. It’s ok if it is not perfectly smooth. If your apple does not sit up straight (mine didn’t) you can add some fondant to the bottom to act as a base. Sort of build it up on one side until it stands up straight.

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Place your stick in the apple.

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Measure your straw, cut, then place it over the stick.

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Decorate Your Spooky Halloween Apples

Take the Wilton red sparkle gel and starting at the top make oozing lines. Add little droplets to look like blood drops.

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We’re going to repeat the process for the ghost but use your salad bowl instead because it should be a little wider than the dessert plate. Add the excess fondant you set aside from the first apple to this ball of fondant before you roll it.

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Cut a marshmallow in half and place on top of the apple.

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Loosely place your circle of fondant over the apple to make it look like a ghost.

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Put your other stick in the apple.

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Do the same thing you did before…measure and cut your straw.

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Give Your Ghost a Little Personality

Now make a face with your edible marker. DO NOT use a sharpie or any kind of non-edible pen. Such a cute little party snack!

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Serve to your kids or guests and enjoy!

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Don’t you just love a cute and easy Halloween recipe?! Print this out and add it to your “Halloween Party Food Ideas” collection along with Mummy Hot Dogs, Pumpkin Shaped Rice Krispie Treats, Devil Deviled Eggs, Candy Corn Cheesecake, and Mini Pumpkin Pies.

 

Looking for something fun to serve this Halloween? How about something easy and fun? These Yummy Spooky Halloween Apple Treats are the perfect Halloween party treats and don't require any cooking skills! @madebyaprincess

Spooky Easy Halloween Party Food

Yield: 2
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Active Time: 40 minutes
Total Time: 50 minutes
Difficulty: Easy

Learn how to make these Yummy Spooky Halloween Apple Treats in just a few easy steps!

Tools

  • 7" round plate, bowl, or pan
  • 8" round plate, bowl, or pan
  • Rolling Pin

Instructions

For the Bloody Apple:

  1. Remove fondant from package and smooth with a rolling pin. *If your fondant is too sticky spread a little bit of cornstarch or powdered sugar on your clean work surface, the rolling pin, and your hands
  2. Place dessert plate (or any clean 7" round item you can cut around) over flattened fondant and trim edges
  3. Wrap fondant around apple, smoothing as you go, cut away excess, and set aside
  4. Place your stick in the apple
  5. Measure your straw, cut, then place it over the stick
  6. Take the Wilton Red Sparkle Gel, and starting at the top, make oozing lines. Add little droplets to look like blood drops

For the Ghost:

  1. Remove fondant from the other package (add leftover fondant from bloody apple project) and smooth with a rolling pin
  2. Place salad bowl (or any 8" round item you can cut around) over flattened fondant and trim edges
  3. Cut a marshmallow in half and place on top of the apple
  4. Loosely place your circle of fondant over the apple to make it look like a ghost
  5. Place your stick in the apple
  6. Measure your straw, cut, then place it over the stick
  7. Now make a face with your edible marker. DO NOT use a sharpie or any kind of non-edible pen

Notes

It takes approximately one package of fondant as shown above for each apple. Roll out the fondant and set aside any excess fondant. You will use any extra for the ghost apple.

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Spooky Easy Halloween Party Food you can create with your kids. Gluten free and nut free snack. #halloweenpartyfood

I hope you liked my Yummy Spooky Easy Halloween Party Food tutorial. I think I need to make a jack o lantern apple one next or even a monster apple…what do you think?!

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