Halloween Eyeball Recipes That Aren't Peeled Grapes

Gone are the days of meticulously peeled grapes to scare your Halloween party guests. Why have them feel "eyeballs" when they can eat and enjoy them? We've scoured the internet for some of the creepiest and delicious recipes we could find. Click through for some ideas that are sure to enhance your perfect party-planning vision.

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Bloody Eyeball Brownies

Halloween Eyeball Recipes that Aren't Peeled Grapes — Texanerin Baking

When it comes to your diet, these brownies are far from frightening. In fact, they're paleo, grain-free, gluten-free and dairy-free. Considering the creepiness is is merely in the form of lychee and strawberry jam, we'll take one extra bloody, please. Click here for the recipe.

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Eyeball Panna Cotta

This coconut and kiwi-based vegan panna cotta is more beautiful than ugly. Chef created, optometrist approved. Click here for the recipe.

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Devil's Eyeball Cake Pops

Once you cake pop, the fun don't stop. This obviously applies to this clever Halloween dessert with a kid-friendly recipe. Click here for the recipe.

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Eyeball Pasta

You're going to be throwing in cheese and olives anyway, so why not construct them into adorable eyeballs? This dish puts the eye in Italian. Click here for the recipe.

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Eyeball Oreos

There's nothing scary about America's favorite sandwich cookie, but a little gel frosting and M&Ms can make them a bit more festive and fun. Click here for the recipe.

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Pretzel Rolo Monster Eyeballs

If we're blindfolded and forced to dip our hand into a mysterious jar, we can only hope that these "terrifying treats" will greet us. Click here for the recipe.

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