Kid-Friendly Halloween Drink Ideas

1. Four eerie and cheery drink ideas for a kid-friendly Halloween party!

Say boo and surprise the little ghosts with potions and brews!Trick or treat, stir my drink! If you’re planning a boo bash, these kid-approved “potions” that match the colors of Halloween will do the trick! Enchant them with green swamp juice, an icky black brew, candy-corn-inspired orange punch and a purple potion with a candy web on top. Keep clicking for quick recipes that’ll make ‘em shriek with delight!

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2. Use multi-colored ice for a yucky-yummy drink!

It was a dark and chilling drink! To brew, freeze orange soda, limeade, blue and purple sports drinks,

and root beer separately to create colored ice cubes. When these are frozen, rim with a lemon wedge

or honey and dip in black sprinkles to get a sugar rim. The glasses are ready to be filled with the

colored cubes and sparkling water. Arrange them on cobwebs to make the black cups and colors pop!

3. Layers of gelatin, soda & whipped cream = candy-corn cute!

Create the candy-corn icon without actual candy corn! Freeze yellow gelatin, mixed with mango juice,

in the bottom of orange cups and then pour in orange soda. Top it off with whipped cream and

sprinkles to get the yellow, orange and white layered look. Boo-cute!

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4. Swamp juice for your ghouls!

Create this swampy concoction by mixing equal parts pineapple juice, limeade and green vitamin

water, and stir in lime-flavored gelatin to make it thicker. For a more intense green color, use a couple

drops of both green and yellow food coloring. Cut small slits in gummy worms so they can sit on the

rims of the cups as a garnish. Too delicious to bog you down!

5. Get the trick to making edible cobwebs with candy melt!

Homemade candy webs add a delicious eek to any drink. Using lavender candy melts in a decorating

bag, draw the outline of a web with six points, connect the points with three lines and add the inner

line. Create on wax paper, let cool and bring to the party for a too-cute-to-spook edible web! Straws

with a spider ring taped on make these even more amazing!