How to Make a Graveyard Treat for Halloween

Graveyard ghosts are a fun and easy Halloween treat to make. It's a confection that kids can help you create, and it transports easily. This is a good Halloween treat for school or daycare parties, as well as office celebrations. Does this Spark an idea?

Instructions

    • 1

      Pour a bag of chocolate cookies with vanilla centers into plastic storage bag. Use a rolling pin to turn the cookies into a fine powder.

    • 2

      Make chocolate pudding or purchase it ready made. Mix half of the cookie mix in the pudding to create edible dirt.

    • 3

      Spoon the edible dirt into a baking dish. Cover it with the remaining edible dirt and refrigerate.

    • 4

      Purchase wafer-style oval cookies. Place them in rows, and make some of them crooked to mimic headstones. You can pipe frosting onto them to write "RIP" or other appropriate Halloween phrases.

    • 5

      Create ghosts in your graveyard with whipped cream. Use whipped cream from a tub rather than a can, so it hold its shape. Put the whipped cream into a plastic storage bag and snip off a tiny bit from one corner.

    • 6

      Squeeze out the body of your ghost and add a smaller head. Add eyes using cake decorating embellishments.

    • 7

      Keep your graveyard Halloween treat refrigerated until you're ready to serve it or the ghosts will melt.

Tips & Warnings

  • You can make these treats in individual cups rather than a full baking dish.

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