Growing up, Halloween-themed food meant caramel apples, treats covered in orange and black sprinkles, or perhaps a batch of witch finger cookies with jam and almonds at the tips. If you really wanted to take your Halloween party to the next level, you might even fill a plastic cauldron with punch and dry ice, creating fog that crawls out over the edges.
As a place where trends and ideas can reach new people and become widespread in record time, social media is, naturally, where the possibilities for Halloween-themed food have started to expand, and they're headed to an eerie place.
Some of the most creative examples I've seen include a bubbling pot of soup with meatball mice (complete with pomegranate arils for eyes) and floating mushroom skulls, or a platter full of miniature cherry pies that appear to have sinister faces in the top layer of crust, bleeding from their mouths and eyes.
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