These chocolate worm whoopie pies are delicious and add a fun and creepy element to an otherwise normal dessert. Check out the recipe below!
I have an obsession with whoopie pies. Macarons were in the spotlight for awhile there, but I’m definitely team whoopie pie. Anyone else with me? They are simple to make and filled with cream or frosting. (What’s not to love about that?) Plus, you can transform them into a fun Halloween themed dessert in a pinch too! These chocolate worm whoopie pies are delicious and add a fun and creepy element to an otherwise normal dessert…and you guys know I’m all about that!
They appeal to both kiddo’s and adults alike and, in my opinion, desserts are soooo much better when they are infested with worms! 😉
I love a good movie night! There’s nothing like getting cozy, eating yummy snacks, and watching fun movies in the comfort of your own home. But, it’s definitely better with friends….right? This year, I hosted a Halloween scary movie night with a few of my close girlfriends. It’s an easy way to get together, celebrate the holiday, and get scared! 😉
One of my favorite ways to incorporate some holiday fun is in a cocktail! It’s a perfect and easy way to infuse a little spook this Halloween! But Halloween doesn’t always have to be full of ghosts or goblins. I created this midnight in the garden Halloween cocktail, that’s perfectly posh and sophisticated for the adults. It comes complete with snakes and spiders, because those creepy crawly garden dwellers should have a little fun too! 😉
Halloween is next week and you can bet that I wasn’t about to let it slip past me without hosting a spooky halloween movie night. October is the one month that I try to fit in as many make-you-jump movies as possible! Cue the popcorn, candy, and vampire bite drinks! (More on those later this week). But, a halloween movie night wouldn’t be complete without PJ’s! And not just any pj’s…I wanted to give them a halloween twist! Using a few supplies and less than 30 minutes, I made some fun DIY halloween movie night pajamas for each of my girlfriends to wear for the party, but they also double as fun take home gifts too! Because, squad ghouls!
If you’ve been hanging around here for a little while, you probably already know that I LOVE a good invitation. Especially one that’s fun and unexpected! Invitations set the tone for your event and really get your guests excited about what’s to come. (All the more reason for them to RSVP and attend your event, right?!)
I love a good DIY project that has multiple functions. And by multiple functions, I mean one that can seamlessly transition between holidays. This DIY floral pumpkin does just that! It can happily fit into early themed fall decor in September, follow on through with Halloween in October, or even make it onto the table for Thanksgiving in November.
Pumpkin…the mascot of October and the pie of choice for November. But, I have a confession to make. I hate pumpkin pie. Loathe. Maybe that’s a better word. I’ve tried to choke down a bite every single Thanksgiving and regardless, my taste buds reject it every time. I don’t get it. I like pumpkin chocolate chip cookies, pumpkin spice lattes, and anything else that the stores stock on the shelves during the month of October…but pumpkin pie? Noooope. Can’t. Do. It.
No matter how old I get, I still love gummy worms! I sneak them into my cart at the grocery store check out, grab a bag of them at the gas station, and my fellow passengers can almost always count on them as a road trip staple. But, this month, in honor of my very favorite holiday, I figured that I’d take a stab (no Halloween pun intended) at making one of my favorite sweets. These DIY homemade gummy worms turned out even better than I planned and now I’m a convert. They are more flavorful than the store bought ones and I got to pick out my own flavors too. Plus, during the month of October, these little guys seem especially fitting! Who doesn’t love creepy, crawly, and delicious gummy worms during Halloween?!