4 Easy Halloween Party Drinks for Kids and Grown-Ups
Halloween parties are all about the little details, and the drinks are one of the easiest places to have fun! We rounded up four of our favorite Halloween party drinks that are simple enough to make with kids but still get a “whoa” from the grown-ups. None of them need special skills, and most use ingredients you can grab on one grocery run.
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Our Favorite Halloween Party Drinks
1. Marshmallow Ghost Chocolate Milk
A swipe of marshmallow creme inside a clear cup becomes a little ghost when you pour in the chocolate milk. It takes five minutes and three ingredients.
2. Cranberry Juice with Blueberry Eyeball Ice Cubes
Blueberries frozen in small ice cubes look like eyeballs floating in red cranberry juice. Make the cubes ahead and just pour at party time.
A quick safety note: whole blueberries and small ice cubes are a choking hazard for little ones. For toddlers and kids under 4, cut the blueberries in half (skip the eyeball cubes and use crushed ice) and always supervise while they sip.
3. Raspberry Italian Soda
Creamy, fizzy, and pink! Set out the syrups, club soda, and half and half so everyone can mix their own.
4. Brownie Bats and Milk
Not a drink on its own, but cookies and milk belong at every Halloween party. Fudgy brownie bats with candy eyes are the perfect sidekick.
Tips for a Halloween Drink Station
- Make the eyeball ice cubes a day or two ahead and keep them in a bag in the freezer.
- Clear cups (Amazon) show off the ghosts and eyeballs best.
- Set out a tray with syrups, straws, and ice so kids can build their own Italian soda.
- Label each drink with a spooky name. Kids love ordering a “Ghost Milk” or an “Eyeball Punch.”
- Keep a bowl of halved blueberries or crushed ice on hand for the littlest guests.
Which one would your family make first? Tell us in the comments, and happy haunting!
Decorating too? Try our DIY ghost garland, and read a few of our favorite Halloween books for kids.
Need a main dish for the party? Our ghost chicken pot pie is always a hit.
If you are planning a cozy movie night to go with these drinks, our list of not-scary Halloween shows for toddlers has the exact episodes we put on.
If you are also planning a school celebration, our Halloween classroom party ideas have treats, games, and crafts that work for a whole class.
For more Halloween fun, serve these next to the mop water Halloween punch, print our free Halloween bingo, and browse our Halloween family traditions worth starting.
