It’s that “spooktacular” time of year when children get excited about putting on their favorite costumes and going trick-or-treating. It’s not just for the kids, however. About 70% of Americans say they will celebrate the famous tradition, also, and why not? Party professionals are sharing their favorite tips on adult treats you can include for your next Halloween party.
1. Candy Corn Jello Shots
It’s time to get the party started, and candy corn jello shots are an incredibly fun treat to consider. Vodka and rum make for a yum-yum time, and these shots are so adorable to look at.
You’ll need a bit of prep time for the gelatin layers to set, but you can make them several hours in advance, and serve them with some classic candy corn on the side. Click here for the Candy Corn Jello Shot recipe.
2. Boo! It’s D8 Gummies
When you want to take your Halloween party sky-high in the purest and most potent direction, then, Delta 8 Gummies should be on the treat menu. Hemp-derived edibles are fun, delicious, and convenient for your get-together. There’s no preparation needed; just serve them in your favorite smooth flavors, and then, enjoy the long, beautiful buzz you’ll get from Delta 8 THC cannabinoid.
D8 gummies come in a variety of strengths, and the flavors are outstanding such as watermelon, pineapple, strawberry, blueberry, rainbow, and many more.
3. Blood Bath Punch
If you’re excited about serving a big bowl of punch, then, a Blood Bath concoction is just what the witches ordered.
Of course, you will need a big punch bowl along with a bottle of cranberry juice cocktail (64 oz.), a quart of chilled orange juice, one cup of chilled vodka, a half cup of triple sec, and three tablespoons of fresh lime juice.
Mix all of the ingredients together, and serve with frozen orange wedges.
4. Eyeball Deviled Eggs
These are wicked cute for adult humor on Halloween. Use a basic recipe for making deviled eggs, and then, get frighteningly creative.
Mix the yolks with pesto, mayonnaise, salt, and pepper, and set the mixture aside. Next, “paint” red veins on the sliced egg halves with red gel food color.
Fill in the egg holes with the pesto mixture, and top each one with a candy eye or black olive. Serve and enjoy!
5. Bobbing For Liquor
Instead of bobbing for apples as the kiddos do, adults may prefer to bob for something else.
This game is called “Bobbing for Liquor,” and it’s easy to play. Your host will fill a big bucket of water and toss in single-serving-size bottles of liquor. Your guests will then bob for booze, and every time someone pulls a small bottle out of the water with their teeth, they have to drink it.
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6. Spooky Fingers
Give your guests something ghoulish to snack on with these easy-to-assemble treats. To make Spooky Fingers, set out 20 pretzel rods and 20 pumpkin seeds.
Also, you’ll need eight ounces of white chocolate; microwave and mix until it’s smooth. Next, hold one pretzel rod at a time, and dip it into the melted chocolate leaving about three inches uncoated at one end. Carefully place them on a cookie sheet lined with wax paper. Then, press one pumpkin seed onto the coated tip to resemble a fingernail.
Pop them into the fridge for 15 minutes to set the chocolate.
7. Beer Guacamole
If you love eating guacamole, make it extra delightful for your Halloween party guests. Simply add one-third cup of beer to every two avocados in your favorite recipe.
Beer guacamole is creamy, fluffy, and “boo-ti-full.”
8. Mini Drunken Caramel Apples
Take a melon baller and scoop little balls out of some green apples. Place them in shot glasses, and fill them with caramel vodka. Let them sit for a few hours.
Next, insert a lollipop stick into each apple ball, and dip them in melted caramel. Top them with sprinkles or nuts.
Bottom Line
Who said adults can’t have a good time during Halloween? Get your party going with some of these amazing ideas listed above, and no one will ever want to leave.
