Read More: 25+ Best Halloween Dinner Ideas: Perfect for Your Fright Night Party! Wrapped Chocolates – If you are going to use chocolate candies like Reese’s, Snickers, etc., keep them in the wrapper. It will look more bright and colorful that way. Candies – Gummy worms (don’t forget to add one hanging out of the skeleton’s mouth), candy corn, candy pumpkins, smarties, gummy candy eyeballs, peach rings, Starburst (yellow and orange only), and licorice (a little morbid, but it kind of looks like skeleton guts). Salty Treats – Popcorn, pretzels, nuts, and our Spicy Roasted Pumpkin Seeds are just a few ideas to add some savory flavors to your board.
For something a little more nutritious on your board, add blackberries, strawberries, grapes, blueberries, or orange slices. You can also add nuts like walnuts or pistachios. You could also cut out some pieces of cheddar cheese with small cookie cutters like pumpkins or ghosts. If the skeleton is too spooky for your party guests, you can leave it out for a more light-hearted vibe. Or you could just use the skeleton hands. Just arrange the treats all over the board and add little plastic spiders or other spooky decorations. If you have a peanut allergy in the group, stick with fruity candies and then switch out the Nutter Butter cookies for graham crackers and the Reese’s Cups for Mini Oreos.
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