Recipes for Halloween Drinks
Witch’s Brew Halloween Punch
jellojoy.com
This gory Halloween fruit punch is a fizzy and hellish looking red potion with spooky fruity bits to fright and delight! Make it alcoholic or alcohol-free.
submitted by jellojoy
Easy Spooky Halloween Punch For Kids (3 Ingredients!)
onmykidsplate.com
This easy Halloween punch is the perfect spooky drink for any Halloween party. Fun for kids and adults, this drink only needs 3 ingredients!
submitted by OnMyKidsPlate
Make Hot Chocolate Bombs That Are Dairy Free (and Vegan!)
onmykidsplate.com
Make the most delicious glass of hot cocoa you’ve ever had with these hot chocolate bombs that are dairy free and vegan!
submitted by OnMyKidsPlate
Witches’ Brew Recipe (kid-friendly halloween Punch)
wholefully.com
Enjoy some Halloween fun with this concoction of chills and giggles. This witches’ brew recipe will delight guests big and small.
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Vampire’s Kiss Cocktail
thelittlestcrumb.com
This spooky Vampire’s Kiss Cocktail is the perfect cocktail recipe to serve for your adult Halloween party. It’s easy to make with only 4 ingredients and has an eye-catching blood red color.
submitted by The Littlest Crumb
Halloween Mimosa
thelittlestcrumb.com
This red Halloween mimosa is a simple Halloween cocktail to serve guests at a spooky themed party. It’s easy to make with a homemade mixed berry simple syrup and Champagne or Prosecco.
submitted by The Littlest Crumb
Pumpkin Pie Martini
wholefully.com
We've turned pumpkin pie into a martini, complete with whipped cream and cinnamon. Find out how to make this autumnal drink for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and other fall parties!
submitted by Wholefully
Whiskey Punch Recipe
wholefully.com
Hosting a party? Try mixing up a Whiskey Punch — a recipe blend of whiskey, black tea, and citrus. Cheers!
submitted by Wholefully
Red Devil Drink
thelittlestcrumb.com
This red devil drink makes the perfect Halloween cocktail. The combination of sloe gin and grenadine give this drink a red, spooky look.
submitted by The Littlest Crumb