Our Top 5 spooky Snacks for a Stand Out Halloween Party.

Transform Oreos in to spiders

This is a vert effective snack option.

Simply take the top off of your oreo, ensuring it doesn’t snap, place four black liquorice laces across the white centre (creating 8 legs!), then place the top back on!

Next step use icing to to add eyes to your spider, and there you have it, a pack of creepy Oreo spiders.

Turn satsumas into mini pumpkins

This is definitely the easiest of our snack choices but we love how cute they look! Whip out a black marker and get creative, adding a pumpkin face to each satsuma, making them each look like a miniature carved pumpkin. Alternatively, peel them all then add a piece of celery in the top.

Gingerbread men become gingerbread skeletons

Get creative when icing your gingerbread men (freshly made or shop bought!), adding a skeleton rather than clothes to each, a top way to create a creepy snack.

Cheesy broomsticks

This quick but very effective snack look so brilliant and make a very fun savoury choice at a party filled with sweets and candy!

1. Cheese sheets
2. Pretzel sticks
3. Chives you can create a host of broomsticks.

Slice each cheese square sheet in half, before ‘fringing’ one side, three-quarters of the way up each piece of cheese.

Next wrap each slice of cheese around the end of a pretzel stick, before securing it with the chives!

Chocolate covered, strawberry ghosts!

These strawberry ghosts are more cute than creepy. Just dip each strawberry in melted white chocolate, and add a pair of edible goggly eyes to each!

We’re throwing a mega Halloween event called ‘Halloween Night’ at Whole Foods Market on Wednesday 31st October. Full of surprises and Halloween scariness this is the best event in London for 5–10 year olds!

Tickets can be found here, and we’re even offering the chance for children to go trick or treating around Kensington with one of our Sharky & George Partners in Crime after the event!