19 Frightfully Delicious Halloween Drink Recipes For Any Age

Halloween is a time for creative costumes, easy recipes, and delicious Halloween drinks. You already know what Halloween cocktail recipes you'll be whipping up, so now's the time to iron out the non-boozy beverages. From pumpkin milkshakes and candy corn-inspired drinks to smoking brews that may or may not contain blood, keep reading for spooky drinks that will be a hit with both the adults AND the kids at your party.

Two-Ingredient Halloween Punch

Throw some fake eyeballs into a bowl of two-ingredient punch and it'll look like you spent a lot more time on it than you really did. (via Best Friends for Frosting)

Candy Corn Layered Halloween Drink

This drink enlists pineapple-coconut juice, orange-mango juice, and a tropical flavored vitaminwater to create a layered effect just like candy corn. (via Boulder Locavore)

Marshmallow Ghost Hot Chocolate

Decorate marshmallows to look like ghosts to garnish your favorite warm beverages... or just eat them right off the stick if the temptation is too great. (via Jelly Toast Blog)

Pumpkin Spice Churro Milkshakes

Serve the milkshakes inside carved mini pumpkins and swap the spoons for dunk-able churros. (via Brit+Co)

Purple People Eater

Fizzy purple floats might scare you any other time of year, but during Halloween, they'll put a smile on everyone's faces. (via The Novice Chef Blog)

Jolly Rancher Punch

Sweet and tart Jolly Rancher punch tastes like sour watermelon and pairs with all of your leftover Halloween hard candy. (viaMy Life Cookbook)

Scary Cherry Smash

The mix of ginger beer and black cherry concentrate oozes gothic glamour. (via Wicked Spatula)

Pumpkin White Hot Chocolate

This pumpkin and white chocolate drink tastes like dessert. Add a shot of espresso to wake you right up. (via Passion For Savings)

Creepy Shirley Temples

A syringe full of blood... er, grenadine... transforms this drink from plain ginger ale to a good old fashioned Shirley Temple. (via Boulder Locavore)

Halloween Spider Ice Cubes

Turn any drink into a spooky potion by throwing a few spider-filled ice cubes into your glass first. (via Best Friends for Frosting)

Sparkling Cranberry Orange Eyeball Punch

Blueberry-stuffed lychee look just like eyeballs when they float in a cranberry and orange juice punch. (via The Novice Chef)

Pumpkin Nutella Hot Chocolate

Every time we eat Nutella, we wish we could just drink it through a straw. Thanks to this recipe, our dream is a little closer to reality. (via How Sweet Eats)

Pumpkin Pie Punch

Pumpkin puree, apple cider, and cream soda combine for a dessert-worthy punch. Leave out the vodka to make it friendly for all ages. (via The Cookie Rookie)

Slow Cooker Candy Corn Hot Chocolate

White hot chocolate is always a cold-weather hit. Jazz it up with candy corn, let it simmer in your slow-cooker, and top with whipped cream and more candy corn before serving. (via Passion for Savings)

Slow-Cooker Apple Cider Vinegar Cider

Trendy superfoods manuka honey and apple cider vinegar grace this warm, slow-cooked cider for health-conscious adults. (via Brit+Co)

Smoky Sanderson Sister’s Smash

This Hocus Pocus-inspired drink mixes an apple cider syrup, sage, blackberries, and lemon bitters, and while the original calls for bourbon, you can make it nonalcoholic by adding a bit of apple cider and vanilla extract. (via Half-Baked Harvest)

Slow Cooker Vampire Punch

Hawaiian punch and ginger ale look scary but taste sweet! Though dry ice looks dramatic in individual cups, as pictured, we don't recommend it. Instead, wrap a large chunk of ice in cheesecloth and stash it in the punch bowl for the fog effect. That way no one runs the risk of accidentally swallowing a shard. (via Boulder Locavore)

Blackberry Lavender Soda

Blackberries give this fizzy brew a spooky shade of purple-red, but don't let that fool you: It's incredibly refreshing to drink. (via The Endless Meal)

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Additional reporting by Paige Johnson

This post has been updated.