Source: 25 DIY Clever Halloween Party ... Freeze plastic spiders in your ice cubes for a scary surprise in all your drinks. See - Halloween food is easy!

Source: Witch Brooms - Couponing to ... Talk about easy! These would be perfect for a fall or Halloween party in your child's classroom.

Source: Easy Halloween Treats for Your ... These would be such fun to make! And even more fun to eat. I can't think of a kid anywhere who wouldn't love to eat one of these.

Source: 4 Delicious and Creative DIY ... Take the average Rice Krispy treat to the next level with some food coloring and creative cutting.

Source: The NapTime Reviewer: Throw a ... What a clever idea for encouraging kids to eat their veggies. This would be hard to resist.

Source: Blood Spatter Cookies | Annie's ... These would be really easy to make, but I'm not sure I could bring myself to eat one. They are a little unsettling, don't you think?

Source: Making Monster Doughnuts Wouldn't your kids just love these? They'd be fun to serve for breakfast on Halloween morning.

Source: Community Post: 28 Pumpkins Who ... I can see this being just the thing for a teen's Halloween party. They'd be grossed out, but I'm sure they'd still eat it.

Source: Unavailable Listing on Etsy Marshmallow pops are a crowd pleaser. Dip them in chocolate or melted frosting and roll them in Halloween themed embellishments.

Source: Mummy Pizza I made these for my kids on English muffins one year and they loved them!

Source: Easy Halloween Treats for Your ... If you're like me and want your kids to eat something healthy amidst all the candy, this is just the snack to make!

Source: The Ultimate Halloween Roundup: Food, ... A few drops of green food coloring and slices of olive easily turn deviled eggs into these spooky eyeballs.

Source: Love this for Halloween party Here's another fun example of how you can serve healthy foods for a Halloween party.

Source: 64 Healthy Halloween Snack Ideas ... Everyone loves seven layer dip and this is a fun way to serve it for your Halloween bash.

Source: Halloween Puppy Chow This is even better because it's served in a skeleton bowl. Looks yummy, doesn't it?

Source: Lady Ford's Blog About Everything!: ... This is sure to go over well with the kids on your guest list.

Source: 31 creative & creepy Halloween ... Here's another fun take on the classic Rice Krispy treat.

Source: Halloween Bat Cupcakes These cute little bats are the perfect topper for your Halloween cupcakes.

Source: Spooky Boo Brownies These are so cute. And they'd be really fun to make too. Not to mention how tasty they would be to eat.

Source: 20 Fabulous Halloween Food Ideas No one is going to be able to pass up this tasty looking salad!

Source: Bacon Time With The Hungry ... Would your family eat this? Mine would not. It would be fun for a Halloween dinner party though.

Source: Eggs-quisite Eats for Li'l Devils Clearly, deviled eggs are a snack you can't go wrong with when you have a Halloween party.

Source: Halloween Desserts It took me a couple minutes, but then I realized these ghosts are made out of chocolate covered pretzels and a marshmallow. Cute, huh?

Source: Seventy-Five Fun Halloween Recipes for ... Use your Christmas gingerbread man cookie cutter to make these eerie Halloween versions.

Source: Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookie Ghost ... These little bites are perfect for a party. Just grab one and go. No silverware or plate needed. Are you planning a Halloween party? If you are, I hope you found the snacks you want to serve here. Which ones top your list?