This is a 7 photo collage of Halloween snack mixes. Photos of green slime popcorn, witch finger pretzel rodstwo types of Halloween Puppy Chow, candied Halloween popcorn, monster halloween popcorn, and gross and scary Halloween snack mix.

Halloween Snack Mixes

Patti Cake

If you’re looking for something that’s not a cake or cookie to serve at your Halloween party, check out these different Halloween snack mixes. You’re sure to find something you’ll love.

Halloween Puppy Chow

A bowl filled with puppy chow that has the following additions added to make it more Halloween themed. Candy corn, Reeses pieces, and candy eyeballs.

This Halloween Puppy Chow combines colorful Halloween candy with crunchy Chex cereal, chocolate chips, and peanut butter into a festive and flavorful treat the whole family will love!

Monster Halloween Popcorn

Two bows of popcorn--one yellow and one green. Each has candy disks with black dots on them resembling eyeballs. Blue and green m&m's have been mixed among the popcorn which is also topped with colored sprinkles.

This Monster Halloween Popcorn is one of those easy Halloween treats that require only 5 ingredients and a few minutes to whip up.

Halloween Scary and Gross Snack Mix

A bowl of snack mix that contains bugles, chex, candy corn, pretzels, marshmallows, candy eyes, cashews, and chocolate chips.

Halloween Scary and Gross Snack Mix is the most fun snack full of eyeballs, fingernails, scabs, spiderwebs, boogers, teeth and more! Gross and fun!

Spooky Witch Finger Pretzels

Large pretzel rods that have been dipped in green candy melts and marked to resemble fingers . Black fingernails are attacked to the end. They are standing upright in a black cauldron.

These witch finger pretzels are a spooky and easy Halloween snack made using only four ingredients. These are a must-have treat.

Easy Candied Halloween Popcorn

Popcorn that's tinted with an orange candy.

What’s better for a Halloween party than candied Halloween popcorn? Nothing. Serve the popcorn with some good drinks, and you’ve got an instant party.

Green Popcorn Slime

A lumpy bowl of green colored slime with candy eyeballs sprinkled around the bowl.

This green popcorn slime with candy eyes (AKA monster popcorn) is a spooky Halloween treat! Crisp popcorn is covered in a layer of gooey marshmallow slime dotted with scary eyeballs. It’s creepy and delicious!

Halloween Puppy Chow

Puppy chow made with the addition of Halloween sprinkles which include pumpkins and candy eyes as well as oblong sprinkles in green, purple, orange, and black.

This Halloween puppy chow recipe is an awesome last-minute Halloween treat that kids and adults alike will gobble up!

Halloween Themed Chocolate Dipped Pretzels

Two photos are side by side. In the left hand side, twisted pretzels have been dipped in orange colored candy melts and decorated to look like pumpkins. On the right side, the same type of pretzels have been dipped in white and black. The white ones have two candy eyes placed over the two openings on one side to create the illusion of an owl. The black ones have the two eyes placed on the single hole on the rounded side of the pretzel to create the illusion of bats.

You can’t go wrong with these delicious pumpkin-themed chocolate dipped pretzels, bats, and mummies. They are so easy to make and use inexpensive ingredients that most people already have on hand! You can mix all three of these dipped pretzels together in one bowl for a fun Halloween treat.

This is a 7 photo collage of Halloween snack mixes. Photos of green slime popcorn, witch finger pretzel rodstwo types of Halloween Puppy Chow, candied Halloween popcorn, monster halloween popcorn, and gross and scary Halloween snack mix. The photos are frames with orange. On the bottom of the collage is an area that reads "Snack Mixes for Halloween" in black printing.

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