I’ve made this Kitty Litter Cake twice now and it always gets the best reactions out of people. I’ve had people laugh, gag, and I even had someone think that it was actually kitty litter sitting on top of my table 🙂 The best part is that everyone’s always surprised at how Good it tastes. There are several variations on the internet but this is how I’ve done it.
These mummies are cocktail sausages wrapped in Pillsbury crescent dough. As you can imagine, they taste really good. My guests went through several trays of these 🙂
These witch cupcakes were really easy and fun to make. They were delicious too.
For Halloween, my guests and I snacked on worms in dirt.
I placed gummy worms in bowls or planters pots with Oreo cookie crumbs.
At my last Halloween party, I served cat diarrhea with bones.
For the cat diarrhea, simply serve your favourite chili (homemade or store bought). I also used a cat shaped cookie cutter to cut out slices of cheese for my chili.
As you can see in the top right hand corner of the picture, I served this with bones bread sticks. I used store bought dough and shaped it into bones by tying the ends into knots before baking.
For two Halloweens now, I’ve served potty jello. I bought a brand new toilet training seat to do this. In a large white plastic bowl, I prepared 3 packets of lemon jello, following the instructions on the box. Once the liquid cooled, before it started to set, I put mini Oh Henry chocolate bars at the bottom of the bowl. Then I chilled and set the jello in the fridge as per the instructions on the box. Leave it on the table and let your guests serve themselves 🙂
For Halloween one year, I served whiteheads (or pimples).
Cut off the tops of cherry or grape tomatoes, fill them with cream cheese and tell your guests to give them a gentle squeeze before they eat them 🙂
Cooking with Alison 