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If it seems like every Halloween recipe would only fit in at a kid's party, look no further. These sophisticated snacks and drinks will spice up any adults-only party with the right kind of spooky details and scary-good flavor.
Spicy Butternut Squash Pizza
Leah Maroney This spicy butternut squash pizza combines the best of fall's seasonal ingredients. The chipotle peppers add a kick to sweet butternut squash and caramelized onions, while blue cheese offers a delicious tang. With its orange color, the slices will fit right in on a grown-up Halloween party table.
The Best Guacamole
Leah Maroney Guacamole's naturally green color can easily be played up to look, well, frightening. Garnish it with Cheetos (aka witches fingers) or olive "eyeballs" and serve with blue tortilla chips as an additional Halloween twist. Luckily for guests, it'll be far tastier than it looks.
Flamin Hot Cheetos Mac and Cheese Bites
Leah Maroney Creamy, crunchy and spicy—that's the perfect snack-food flavor profile. Flamin Hot Cheetos make these bite-sized mac and cheese balls spicy and devilish. Add a little pitchfork to the plate to make them look extra evil.
Spicy Chipotle and Pumpkin Queso
​The Spruce Eats / Victoria Heydt
Who would have thought that chipotle, pumpkin and cheese would taste so good together? This hearty and spicy queso dip looks beautiful served in a real hollowed out sugar pumpkin as well! It's crazy easy to make (in the microwave!) and looks impressive too.
Make sure to serve it with lots of tortilla chips–this dip goes fast!
Continue to 5 of 9 belowSugar Skull Dessert Pizza
The Spruce
Who needs pumpkin, witch and ghost-shaped desserts? This colorful skull-shaped dessert pizza looks hauntingly beautiful sitting on your dessert table. It's also a slightly healthier snack option since it's topped with yogurt and tons of fresh fruit.
Devilishly Spicy Chex Mix
Leah Maroney Flamin Hot Cheetos, Buffalo-seasoned pretzels, Sriracha, and cayenne pepper ensure that this Chex Mix is not for the faint of heart. Serve it in a large bowl at your Halloween party or turn it into favor bags for guests to take home.
Spooky Bloody Marys
The Spruce Eats / Julia HartbeckÂ
Trick out your classic bloody Mary with spooky garnishes. You can also turn this cocktail into little shooters and place a creepy edible eyeball inside each glass. This recipe is devilishly hot, but you can always alter the amount of cayenne, horseradish, and hot sauce for less of a bite.
Jalapeno Peach Cheeseball of Darkness
 The Spruce
This cheeseball is dark and delicious. It's packed full of spicy jalapenos and sweet peach, then covered in black sesame seeds. Create an entire sinister-looking cheeseboard by adding dark meats, olives, and crackers.
Continue to 9 of 9 belowBlood Orange Sangria
Leah Maroney Blood orange sangria is delicious and thanks to its bloody crimson hue, a little creepy. Use any kind of red wine that you like. If you can't find blood oranges, just substitute with regular oranges and a cup or two of frozen raspberries. They will make the oranges look darker and also compliment the other ingredients. Serve it in a large pitcher or a pumpkin punch bowl.