Aren’t these Spider Cookies the cutest?? I love simple and I love fun halloween themed treats.
These Spooky Spider cookies are so fun to make (the kids will love helping you) and they also make for a fun treat to bring to parties and gatherings.
The kids love the little eyeballs and all of the spooky (ok, cute!) spider cookies look awesome on the table.
Items Needed to make Spider Cookies
Any type of cookie will work. You can use homemade cookies, or if you are in a rush, pre-made cookie dough (or even store bought cookies) can work.
Mini Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups
Candy Eyes
Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips
How to make Spider Cookies
Bake Cookies as directed. As you pull them out of the oven use a teaspoon-measuring spoon to make divots in the middle of the cookie and then allow the cookies to cool completely.
While you are waiting for your cookies to cool, place a cup of chocolate chips in a bowl and microwave them in intervals of 12 seconds until they are completely melted. You will use this melted chocolate to drizzle the legs onto the cookies.
Now place Your Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups in the middle of the cookie where your divot is.
By placing a dap of melted chocolate on the back of the candy eyes, you can then stick them into place on the peanut butter cups. Lastly, use your melted chocolate to drizzle the spiders legs onto the cookies.
I used the smallest tip on my Wilton cake decorating set. Let the melted chocolate dry. Enjoy!
Print the Recipe
Halloween Treat: Spooky Spider Cookies
Perfect for Halloween, these spooky spider cookies will be a hit at your Halloween party! Easy to make, they also look wonderful on your Halloween party table!
Ingredients
- Any type of cookie will work. You can use homemade cookies, or if you are in a rush, pre-made cookie dough (or even store bought cookies) can work.
- Mini Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups
- Candy Eyes
- Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips
Instructions
Bake Cookies as directed. As you pull them out of the oven use a teaspoon-measuring spoon to make divots in the middle of the cookie and then allow the cookies to cool completely.
While you are waiting for your cookies to cool, place a cup of chocolate chips in a bowl and microwave them in intervals of 12 seconds until they are completely melted. You will use this melted chocolate to drizzle the legs onto the cookies.
Now place Your Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups in the middle of the cookie where your divot is. By placing a dap of melted chocolate on the back of the candy eyes, you can then stick them into place on the peanut butter cups. Lastly, use your melted chocolate to drizzle the spiders legs onto the cookies. I used the smallest tip on my Wilton cake decorating set. Let the melted chocolate dry.
Looking for other fun and spooky Halloween party ideas?
Make sure to check out my Spiderweb Soup recipe or my Deviled Egg Spider Recipes. OR, if you are looking for something truly gross, how about my Dirty Ear Wax Q-Tip treats (shown below and not for the faint of heart!) … happy baking and haunting!
MORE Favorite Halloween Recipes & Crafts
If you are looking for more fun Halloween recipe and craft ideas, make sure to check out these favorites:
Yummy Spider Webs Treat + FREE Printable
Easy Halloween Jack O’Lantern Quesadilla
Easy Halloween Jack O’Lantern Burgers
Spooky Halloween Donuts with Teeth
Halloween Mummy Candle Holder Craft
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