Halloween Cocktails & Drinks

Spooky Garnishes:

Lychee Eyeballs: Use canned lychees filled with a blueberry or a raspberry to create an “eyeball” and skewer them on a toothpick.

1. Spider Ice Cubes: Freeze a small, non-toxic plastic spider inside ice cubes.

2. Gummy Worms: Hang gummy worms off the edge of the glass for a slimy touch.

3. Skeleton Hand Stirrers: Get some small, plastic skeleton hands to use as stirrers.

4. Edible Blood: Use red fruit syrup to rim the glass, dripping some down the sides for a bloody effect.

Themed Garnishes:

1. Zombie Hand: Use a green candy hand or make one out of green marzipan to hang off the rim for a zombie-themed drink.

2. Witch’s Broom: Use a mini pretzel stick and attach a small sprig of mint or rosemary to make a little witch’s broom.

3. Dragon Fruit Scales: For a Game of Thrones vibe, add a skewer of dragon fruit pieces.

4. Dry Ice: For a Stranger Things or witchy brew effect, a small piece of food-grade dry ice can make your cocktail foggy. (Note: Make sure to follow safety guidelines when using dry ice.)

5. Beetlejuice Stripes: Use a black food color marker to draw Beetlejuice-esque stripes on orange or yellow fruit slices.

Colorful Garnishes:

1. Blackberries & Orange Peel: For orange cocktails, garnish with blackberries and an orange peel for a Halloween color scheme.

2. Black Sugar Rim: Color sugar black using food coloring and rim the glass for an elegant but creepy look.

3. Food Coloring: Use drops of food coloring to add some extra color to your favourite cocktails.

Snack Pairings:

1. Candy Corn on the Rim: Attach a few pieces of candy corn to the rim for a sweet touch.

2. Pumpkin Seeds: Toasted pumpkin seeds could be a salty side to accompany your drink.