Yeah, these halloween bat bites are too cute but they’re not too cute to eat! Halloween celebrations for kids and adults are always more fun when you have halloween treats. Festive desserts add a big smiles to everyone’s face and a nice little sweet bite to fill the bellies.Halloween Bat Bites Recipe on a plate

Halloween Bat Bites

These halloween bat bites are so easy to make, it’s something you can almost do with your eyes closed. Everyone loves a good bat bite. Why not? Bat bites have a little peanut butter cup, chocolate sandwich cookie wings, and icing eyes starting back at ya. They’re sweet and hits the spot when you are craving a candy fix.

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Kids love these are they’re the perfect halloween treats to make with your kids. All it takes is a few simple ingredients to assemble and you have a festive little halloween dessert for all the masses of ghosts, witches and costumed-kids.

Halloween Bat Bites Recipe on a plate

This technique doesn’t use candy eyes because it’s one less thing to have to buy. Besides, you already have the frosting to attach the bat wings, so why not use them to create “frosting eyes”? Kids will love to assemble these fun treats for halloween. Even better, it’s a great festive platter for halloween gatherings at school.

Here’s links to the frostings and pastry tips we often use and like. They help to make these treat alot easier. The tips help create the small eyes and fangs for the bats.

step by step with ingredients

The only “hard part” to this is breaking the cookies in half so that they are even bat wings. If it doesn’t break evenly, no problem. The bats still look super cute if they have one wing bigger than the other. Hahah! Enjoy!

Halloween Bat Bites Recipe on a plate

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Halloween Bat Bites

Yield: 12 servings
Total Time: 30 minutes
For the chocolate sandwich cookies, we like the thin cookies best. The regular oreos and such are a little heavier and gravity pulls the wings off more easily. We usually use the Oreo Mint thins, because they are delicious and thin. Make sure you have extra chocolate sandwich cookies. There will always be some which break into unusable sizes.
You can make your own frosting or by the frosting in the ready to pipe packaging. We here's a white and black frosting we've used and liked. Here's a pastry tip set which has most of the tips we ever use.
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Ingredients

  • 6 thin chocolate sandwich cookies
  • 12 mini peanut butter cups
  • 1 oz. black frosting (red would be cool too)
  • 1 oz. white frosting
  • optional - edible candy eyes

Instructions 

  • Remove the wrappers from the mini peanut butter cups. Set aside. Separate the sandwich cookies and remove the center filling (discard or eat the filling).
  • Break the chocolate cookies in half, creating the "bat wings".
  • Place the frostings in pastry bags fit with small tips, or cut the tip of the pre-packaged frosting for a small hole.
    Pipe a bit of the frosting on one corner of each bat wing. Press them onto the center of the peanut butter cup. Pipe eyes and other face features desired, such as fangs like we did in the photo.
    Repeat and now it's spooktacular party time!

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Nutrition Information per Serving

Calories: 83kcal, Carbohydrates: 11g, Protein: 1g, Fat: 4g, Saturated Fat: 1g, Cholesterol: 1mg, Sodium: 61mg, Potassium: 42mg, Fiber: 1g, Sugar: 9g, Calcium: 7mg, Iron: 1mg
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: Dessert, Halloween
Calories: 83