HALLOWEEN DEVILED EGGS — MERRY TO MACABRE

Who says deviled eggs are just for Easter?  They’re also fun to dress up for Halloween — cute or creepy, your pick!  I’m constantly surprised by the creative ideas folks come up with for these time-honored favorites.  Get inspired by this updated roundup of Halloween deviled eggs, from the merry to the macabre.

Nothing scary about these adorable candy corn deviled eggs from Edible Crafts:

Guests will go batty for these batty deviled eggs from Tastefully Simple:

And these from Edible Crafts:

Wonder who the brain was behind these creepy deviled eggs from Brit & Co.?

Who could resist a cute little pumpkin deviled egg, like these from Tadka Pasta?

Too generic?  How about a grinning Jack O’ Lantern, like these from Ochikeron’s You Tube channel:

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Or these from Happier Than A Pig In Mud:

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Who wouldn’t get a kick out of these owl deviled eggs from Maker, Baker, Glitter Shaker?  Hoo?  Hoo?

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Spider deviled eggs are cute without being too creepy, like these black olive ones from The World According To Eggface:

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Of course, you can make them creepy, like this albino black widow spider deviled egg found on Hairpin:

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If you’re going to have spiders, you might as well have spider webs, like these from health-actually.com:halloween7

Food Planet kicks spider web eggs up a notch with a bright green filling;

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Devil horns are an easy way to dress up deviled eggs for Halloween, like these from Cookin’ Canuck:

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You can have lots of fun coming up with devilish little faces on your deviled eggs, like these from So Lovely Sweet Tables:

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Or these amusing little devils from Kraft:

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Or these simply devilish ones from She Keeps a Lovely Home:

Skeleton deviled eggs from Thrifty Fun are a scream:

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These guys from Community Chickens will send you crying to mummy:

It wouldn’t be Halloween without some eyeballs, like these from Kath’s Kitchen Sync:

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Or next level creepy with piped on capillaries from Mom Foodie:

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Or even these dragon (or cat) eyeballs from Chow Bella Paleo:

And just when I thought eyeball deviled eggs couldn’t get any creepier . . . there’s these super creepy ones from Instructables:

These black and orange eggs from aol.com/food might be too scary for some people:

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These red ones found on Homemade Recipes puts the devil in deviled eggs:

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Deviled eggs make cute ghosts in a graveyard, from Chef Morgan:

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These green goblin eggs from Betty Crocker are pretty scary:

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Baby Yoda do do do do do do — so cute:

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Could anything possibly be creepier (or less likely to be eaten) than these Satan’s Spawn deviled eggs from Kravings.blog?  Nothing.  Ever.

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But why just make Halloween deviled eggs when you can BE Halloween deviled eggs?  Check out these deviled egg costumes on Amazon:

 

Happy Halloween!

P.S.  Do you know why ghosts don’t like it to rain on Halloween?  It dampens their spirits!

6 thoughts on “HALLOWEEN DEVILED EGGS — MERRY TO MACABRE

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  2. Thanks for the share! I like the idea of calling them cat eyeballs too! What a great recipe roundup.

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