Halloween Party Drink [Ghoul-a-tini]

Ghoul-a-tini Halloween Party Drinks from Pottery Barn

Cheese Eyeballs [Healthy Halloween Snack]

Healthy Halloween Cheese Eyeballs from Cute Food for Kids

Deviled Egg Eyeballs

Deviled Egg Eyeballs from Serious Eats

Halloween Pearl Eyeballs

Pearl Eyeballs from The Crafts Dept.

Halloween Spaghetti

Bloody Eyeball Spaghetti from Creations by Kara

Halloween Caprese Salad

Halloween Caprese Salad from Divine Dinner Party

Eyeball Truffles

Eyeball Truffles from Confessions of a Cookbook Queen

Monster Eyes

I am a fan of a good Halloween Eyeball treat, but these from Bee In My Bonnet have to be one of the best ones ever:

She made them out of cream puffs! The yummy ones from Costco.  So not only are they going to be REALLY good, they are going to have something ooey (the cream) in the middle of them!  Awesome!

You can see her tutorial HERE.

Eyeballs on a Stick

Purple Chocolat Home shared pictures of her Witches in the Woods Tea Party on her blog.  One of the treats that she shared was her wicked cocoa:

The cocoa looks great and that eyeball on a stick is brilliant!  I am trying to think of everything I can stick an eyeball in!

Eyeball Wreath

The Crafty Sisters turned some ping pong balls into this creepy eyeball wreath:

And I love it!  You can see the transformation HERE.

Eyeball Lights

I sort of have a thing for creepy eyeballs on Halloween.  And I love these lights from Annie Rose's House house:

Love chinese lanterns anyways, so this is just another fun way to make them Spooky and perfect for Halloween.

Monster Eyes Costume Shirt

For as much as I love Halloween and dressing up, I appreciate the subtle costume as well.  And I am not talking about claiming to be a 'pedestrian' when you have no costume on at all.  But a shirt full of creepy eyeballs, that I can appreciate:

You can get the tutorial for this over at The Crafts Dept.

Fork in the Eye

If you are serving anything eyeball themed at your dinner today, I really think you should serve them on forks:

Betty Crocker

Edible Eyeballs and Haunted Fudge

Gourmet Mom on the Go has a tutorial for edible eyeballs on her site (made from royal icing) and she used them to make this fun Haunted Fudge:

You can see the eyeball tutorial here and get the fudge recipe (peanut butter fudge to be exact) here.

You also have to check out these other really fun ideas on her blog:

Frankensnacks:

And I think I am going to have to start a new Halloween breakfast tradition at our house with this one:

The Spooktacular Breakfast Buffet! Can you imagine inviting all of your kids friends over for breakfast on Halloween morning and letting them make their own 'potion' of cereals! My favorite ingredients...ghost blood (milk) and bat droppings (cocoa puffs).

Creepy Egg Eyeballs

Kacey, I wanted you to know that I think of you every time I see a scary eyeball themed Halloween decoration!

For those of you that don't know, last year I was a little obsessed with the eyeballs. They were just popping up everywhere. So I was posting them...a lot! I am pretty sure you can do a search for eyeball and there will be more posts than you care to look at. Kacey sort of called me out (in her sweet and loving way) and told me I might have a problem! ;D So I worked on the problem and have now replaced it with spiders. I kid you not my youngest went to bed with a Halloween spider shirt on last night.

She calls it her 'bitsy bitsy bider'

But back to the eyeballs...Kacey, this is for you:

All you need are boiled eggs, black beans, and beat juice. And these instructions from Little Nummies.

Eyeball Punch

It requires a fruit I have never heard of (litchis) but it might be worth hunting it down. (I guess you can get them canned?? Add a maraschino cherry and you have a nasty old eyeball for your eyeball punch!