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Halloween Hot Cocoa with Ghosts and Eyeballs

July 28, 2021 By Morgan Last Updated: July 28, 2021

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This Halloween Hot chocolate is irresistibly spooky! Your favorite cool-weather drink is topped with whipped cream ghosts and eyeballs to a perfect drink for kids. Serve with Halloween donuts for a fun spooky dessert or after a big Halloween dinner.

a cut of halloween hot cocoa with ghost whipped cream

It’s no surprise if you’ve seen my other Halloween posts, that I adore October 31. I wait for it all year round and whip up fun Halloween dinners, desserts, and treats of all kinds. 

I also love a good hot chocolate night. There’s nothing better than a cool night cuddled up wiht a cup of cocoa!

Halloween Hot Chocolate with Ghosts and Eyeballs

That’s how we came to this spooky hot cocoa! I was looking for something tasty to share with my boys while we watched Spookley the Square Pumpkin followed by The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown. 

My boys remembered enjoying cocoa with our Christmas movie marathon, so there you have it!

This warm drink is perfectly topped with whipped cream shaped like a spooky ghoul or eye. Use your favorite store bought mix, homemade mix, or try something fun like colored cocoa or red velvet for an extra festive drink. 

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How to make Whipped Cream Ghosts for Halloween Hot Chocolate

Time needed: 1 hour.

These whipped cream ghosts are the perfect balance of adorable and spooky! Not to mention, they’re quick to whip together.

  1. Make your whipped cream

    Using either homemade whipped cream or store bought defrosted whipped topping (canned will not work here!) add to a large zip top.

    You can use a piping bag with a large, circle tip if desired. 

    Snip the end of your bag. a mixing bowl and homemade whipped crema being put into a bag for piping

  2. Prep your pan.

    Line a sheet tray with parchment paper. (Alternately you can use wax paper or a silicone mat.) I was out and used tin foil and do not recommend it.

  3. Start piping.

    Pipe a large dot of whipped cream onto the tray.

    Start in the center and simply squeeze – a large symmetrical circle will form. Release and repeat levels until you have a cone type shape, pull up on the last level to make a peak. a photo of a hand piping whipped cream ghosts onto a lined cookie sheet

  4. Decorate and freeze.

    Add two mini chocolate chips to the whipped cream ghosts as eyes and place the whole tray into the freezer. 

    Serve on top of hot cocoa!

To make the eyeball Halloween hot chocolate

a top view of a halloween hot cocoa with a whipped cream eyeball on top

Not into ghosts? Try these extra spooky eyeballs!

  • Line a baking sheet with parchment and place melting chocolate wafers. Warm in an oven until just soft, but retaining their shape. 
  • Using wide chocolate chips (this is what I use) press flat side up into the center. Allow to cool. You cna use white or other colors to get fun irises. 

You can also skip this and just use a wide chocolate chip as a pupil, but I think it’s a fun touch. 

a sheet pan with scoops of whipped cream with a spring loaded scoop in the image
  • Using a spring loaded scoop, scoop out whipped cream (or whipped topping onto a parchment lined baking sheet. 
  • Place your chocolate eye to the center.
  • Using a toothpick dipped in red food coloring, add veins coming from the iris. You could also use decorating gel or red frosting. 
  • Freeze until solid. 

To serve, drizzle the edges of your cup in strawberry syrup before adding in your hot cocoa.

eyeball whipped cram in a white mug with strawberry syrup "blood" on the edges.

Add to your favorite hot cocoa recipe and enjoy this spooky halloween hot chocolate!

Looking for more Halloween Posts? Try these!

  • Halloween Spaghetti
  • Halloween Dinners
  • Halloween Chicken Noodle Soup
  • Mummy Chicken Nuggets
  • 40+ Healthy Halloween Treats to Hand Out

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