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Eyeball Brownie Bites are the perfect recipe for any halloween party! Easy with just 4 ingredients, they’re done in minutes and the kids and adults will love them!
These fun halloween brownies are some of my favorite because they are easy and delicious. You can use a brownie mix to make them, or make my brownie bite recipe, or just buy them from the store! They are so delicious and so easy and fun and spooky for Halloween!
Ingredients Needed
- Brownie Bites: You can make homemade brownie bites, or buy them from a store.
- Frosting: Buy a can from the store or make homemade frosting.
- Red Gel: For the veins in the eyes. You could also dye some of the canned frosting red and pipe it on.
- Candy Eyes: To make them true eyes! You can find these on Amazon or a craft stores.
How to make Eyeball Brownies
- Place brownie bites on a plate or cookie sheet. Frost with white frosting.
- Pipe red squiggly lines around the frosting, to simulate the red veins in eyeballs.
- Top each with a candy eyeball.
Expert Tips
- These spooky treats are fun to make, so I love pre-making the brownies for a party and then having the guests to the topping once they get there as an activity!
- Find candy eyes and red gel at craft stores or on amazon. You can also find them during halloween season at some regular grocery stores.
Storing and Make Ahead
Store in refrigerator in an airtight container. You can also freeze these but I recommend doing so without the eyeball candy – it might dissolve when thawed.
Eyeball Brownie Bites Recipe
An easy Halloween treat with just a few ingredients – these eyeballs start with brownie bites!
Prep Time 15 minutes
Total Time 15 minutes
Ingredients
- 24 brownie bites
- 1 cup vanilla frosting
- 1 tube Red Gel Icing
- 24 candy eyeballs
Instructions
- Place brownie bites on a plate or cookie sheet.
- Frost with white frosting.
- Pipe red squiggly lines around the frosting, to simulate the red veins in eyeballs.
- Top each with a candy eyeball.
- Store in refrigerator in an airtight container.
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Recipe Notes
You can use my brownie bite and vanilla frosting recipe or use store bought. If using store bought brownie bites, know that every brand comes with a different number in the package so the yield for this recipe will vary.
Recipe Nutrition
Serving: 1serving | Calories: 223kcal
Nutritional information not guaranteed to be accurate
These are so much fun! My kids will think these are fantastic can’t wait to make it for them,
I hope they enjoy them!
These look amazing and disgusting! Love it!
Just FYI, eyeballs are actually BLACK inside. But whoever heard of black velvet desserts? Real eyes must have it wrong… 😉
Ohhhh yuck!! Eyeballs TOTALLY make me squeamish!! lol. But I’m on board with red velvet pudding pie 🙂 LOVE the new look BTW 🙂 LOVE.
And don’t ask me what’s wrong with my blogging/sleeping habits. Maybe once Emma is in school all day, I’ll start working during decent daylight hours! *sigh*
Thanks for the red velvet recipe! It was goooooood. And thanks, I’m glad it looks okay. I really like it, but always second guess myself. 🙂
And yes, school is a godsend, for sure!!!
I don’t know how it’s possible – but you make this look delicious and disgusting at the same time:)
LOL! Thanks…I think? 😉
Oh, I can totally relate to your sleep habits. I’ve been the same since childhood too. Love the eyes and especially the red insides. Pinning it! Be sure to stop by Hungry Happenings and add it to my first ever link party, you might just win $70 in food decorating supplies just for adding your pictures. http://www.hungryhappenings.com/2012/10/share-your-fun-halloween-edible-crafts.html
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