Hosting a Halloween party? Looking to brew up some spooky concoctions for the kids? From the gross to the ghastly, here are 10 Ghoulishly Great Halloween Drinks for Kids.
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Whip up some gruesome and gorey Halloween drinks with these great ideas to inspire you!
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Haunting Halloween Drinks
Make-a-Face Pumpkin Pop
While not technically a drink, these Pumpkin Pop bottles from My Sister’s Suitcase are super easy to make and look brilliant on a party table!
All you have to do is remove the labels from some orange soda bottles (either glass or plastic), and then have some fun decorating your funny little ‘pumpkin’ with Sharpies.
Why not let the kids customise their own for the perfect Halloween party activity?
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Spooky Halloween Fruit Punch
This Spooky Fruity Halloween Punch is so easy to make using just fruits juices and lemonade, and the young trick or treaters will love it
An extra spooky gruesome touch can be added using spooky-shaped ice cube trays, or you could freeze a surgical glove that is filled with water, and pop into your punch bowl, like Simply Happy Foodie has done.
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Monster Mash Hawaiian Punch
All the hard work for these Monster Mash punch drinks from Foodie Fun is done with the cups – draw on your favourite monster faces, funny or spooky, and add googly eyes for the full effect!
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Vampire’s Kiss
This green Vampire’s Kiss Halloween drink from Life of a Whisk with it’s ghoulish “blood rim” looks awesome and with some food colouring is pretty straightforward to make too. This recipe is an adult version, but you can make it kid-friendly by replacing the alcohol with lime kool-aid or similar.
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Spooky Sparkling Punch
This Spooky Sparkling Punch from Rockin Mama has a ghoulishly green glow which the kids will love, and you can garnish with some jelly worms for added gross effect.
Bat Blood Smoothies
Not all Halloween drinks have to be unhealthy – just look at this bat blood smoothie from My Fussy Eater. Packed with flavour, and only using four ingredients, this smoothie is a healthy hit!
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Ghost Milkshakes
Vanilla milkshakes are transformed into Ghost Milkshakes with one simple addition – eyeballs! Tom Kat Studios created these fantastic drinks which would be so fun for a party!
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Bloody Shirley Temples
These cool and creepy Bloody Shirley Temples from This Grandma is Fun are a fun Halloween party drink that your kids will enjoy – provided they don’t gross out too much with the syringes! Just add some grenadine/raspberry cordial to your syringes as “blood”.
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Frankenstein Halloween Smoothie
This lemon slime Halloween punch from Make, Bake, Celebrate is easy to make and you can switch up the colours as you like. Top with a marshmallow eyeball and you’ve got one of our favourite Halloween drinks.
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Hocus Pocus Halloween Punch
This hocus pocus Halloween punch from Nourished Simply gets its colour from naturally coloured ingredients, and is topped with the most delicious mango sorbet!
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And finally…
We love this idea for spider ice cubes – the perfect Halloween addition to any drinks. Freeze rubber/plastic spiders in ice cube trays filled with water or orange juice and freeze as normal. When the cubes are frozen, have fun surprising your guests with their ‘extra special’ drink!
Have you got any more ideas for fun Halloween drinks to add? Leave a comment below and let us know – we’d love to hear from you!
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