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Frankenstein Nutter Butters, Easy Frankenstein Halloween Cookies

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These Frankenstein Cookies may be the cutest monsters to ever grace your table!

Frankenstein Cookies

These Frankenstein Cookies are so cute! They’re also really easy to make, requiring only 5 ingredients. Cute and easy? That makes them perfect for a class party or Halloween gathering! Here’s how to make them.

Frankenstein Cookies

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Equipment Needed

  • parchment paper
  • glass mixing bowl

Pyrex Smart Essentials 6-Piece Glass Mixing Bowl SetPyrex Smart Essentials 6-Piece Glass Mixing Bowl SetKirkland Signature Non Stick Parchment Paper, 205 sq ftKirkland Signature Non Stick Parchment Paper, 205 sq ft

Ingredients

Instructions

Melt the brown candy melts according to package instructions.

Prepare your area by placing a sheet of parchment paper on your counter. Parchment paper is vital as it makes sure the cookies won’t stick!

Unwrap the Reese’s Cups.

Using the decorating gel, place a dot on the back of the candy eyes.

Attach two candy eyes to the Reese’s Cup. Set aside.

Dip the cookies into the brown candy melts and evenly coat.

Lay the covered Nutter Butter cookie on the parchment paper.

Working quickly, place the Reese’s Cup on the middle of the cookie before the candy hardens.

Add a smile using the decorating gel.

Let sit and the candy to harden before serving.

Serve and enjoy!

If you’re looking for some other recipes for Halloween, be sure to check these out!

Briana Carter

Saturday 3rd of October 2015

These look so cute. Fun for a Halloween party or fall fun!!

Ourfamilyworld

Saturday 3rd of October 2015

Those are cute and definitely a great idea for Halloween. I am collecting recipes to serve for our party. I will save this.

Amber

Friday 2nd of October 2015

Those look so good! I can't wait to make these with my little ones.

patricia Marsden

Friday 2nd of October 2015

Intriguing. As a child I had my own eating rituals--sorting M&M's, eating my chocolate rabbits from bottom to top with ears last. I wonder what today's kids would do.

harriet

Friday 2nd of October 2015

That is such a cute idea. I love that they are green too.

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