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Easy Treat For Halloween: Oreo Cakester Spiders

September 16, 2013 by Vikram Goyal

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Hello dear Edible Crafts readers! It’s been three months since I left you, but I promise I think about you everyday. I’m still blogging away over at the decorated cookie, but I truly miss my days of mining the internet for all of your crazy, clever edible crafts.

I’m back for a visit today to share with you an easy treat for Halloween and more ideas for creepy, crawly, spider sweets, snacks and crafts (coming tomorrow). I made a similar version before, on a stick. (You may remember my affinity for stuff on sticks.) But this one is a bit more accurate eye-wise, skips a step by using licorice for the legs, and is great for scattering about the dessert table at a Halloween party or resting on cakes and cupcakes. It’s kind of a big deal that I choose “spiders” as my theme. You see, I’ve a terrible, horrible phobia of spiders. This is not a new thing. I’ve been afflicted since childhood. I’m the one that runs screaming and scratches all over just at the sight of a spider (even a photograph). The freak-out factor is strong enough I don’t even worry about embarrassment. I shudder just thinking of those eight legs. So I expect you are proud of me that I’m tackling the subject here? And no, it didn’t work to rid me of the fear. It’s still there. Lurking. Like spiders everywhere.

How to make Oreo Cakester spiders

you will need:*

Oreo Cakesters

black licorice lace

scissors

candy eyes

light corn syrup

*Find black licorice lace in candy stores or online. Find candy eyes in the craft store or online. Instead of light corn syrup, you may also use icing, chocolate, regular syrup, or anything sticky.

For each Cakester spider, snip 8 pieces of licorice. The longer the licorice, the creepier the spider; the shorter the licorice, the cuter. Seriously. Try it. Using dabs of light corn syrup, adhere 8 eyes to the top of each Cakester. That’s it!

Hosting a Halloween Party? Check out these Halloween Party Decorations or maybe you want to download and print your own Halloween designs? Check out these Halloween printables, digital stamps, invitations and files from Design bundles.

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Check back tomorrow for a list of 30 Spider-themed Treats and Crafts.

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Mars Bar Dessert Cocktail – A Boozy Twist on a Classic Chocolate Bar

Mars Bars already have everything going for them: caramel, nougat, and silky milk chocolate. But when you turn them into a creamy, boozy cocktail? That’s when magic happens. This Mars Bar Dessert Cocktail is like drinking a chocolate bar milkshake—smooth, rich, and a little bit naughty.

It’s the kind of indulgent drink you make when you want to skip dessert altogether, or when you’re entertaining and need a show-stopping treat in a glass. One sip and you’ll understand why this cocktail is about to become your new guilty pleasure.

Why You’ll Love It

  • Tastes just like a Mars Bar – but with a boozy grown-up kick.

  • Quick to make – blend and pour, no fuss.

  • Perfect for dessert lovers – doubles as a drink and a sweet treat.

  • Customisable – adjust the liqueurs for more chocolate, caramel, or creaminess.

Ingredients (serves 2)

  • 2 x fun-sized Mars Bars, chopped

  • 60ml (2 oz) Baileys Irish Cream

  • 60ml (2 oz) Kahlúa (coffee liqueur)

  • 30ml (1 oz) Butterscotch schnapps (for caramel flavour)

  • ½ cup heavy cream (or vanilla ice cream for a milkshake version)

  • 1 tbsp chocolate syrup

  • Ice cubes

  • Extra chocolate syrup and whipped cream (optional, for garnish)

  • 1 fun-sized Mars Bar, sliced (for garnish)

Method

Step 1 – Prep the glasses
Drizzle chocolate syrup around the inside of two martini or dessert glasses. Pop them into the fridge to chill while you make the cocktail.

Step 2 – Blend it all together
In a blender, combine chopped Mars Bars, Baileys, Kahlúa, Butterscotch schnapps, cream, chocolate syrup, and ice cubes. Blend until smooth and creamy.

Step 3 – Pour and garnish
Divide between the chilled glasses. Top with whipped cream, drizzle of chocolate syrup, and a slice of Mars Bar perched on the rim or skewered on a cocktail stick.

Step 4 – Serve immediately
This cocktail is rich and indulgent—best enjoyed straight away while it’s frosty and fresh.

Variations to Try

  • Frozen Mars Cocktail – blend with extra ice for a thicker, slushy-style drink.

  • Extra Caramel Hit – add a swirl of caramel sauce in the glass before pouring.

  • Lighter Version – swap cream for milk or almond milk for a thinner sip.

  • Over-the-Top Dessert – serve with a scoop of vanilla ice cream right on top.

When to Serve

This Mars Bar Dessert Cocktail is perfect for:

  • Girls’ nights in with snacks and laughter.

  • A cheeky dessert replacement when you want chocolate and booze.

  • Date nights at home (bonus points if you share the last Mars Bar).

  • Festive parties or special occasions where indulgence is the goal.

Mars Bars have a way of making us feel nostalgic and a little bit cheeky—and this cocktail delivers both. Rich, chocolatey, caramel-y, and perfectly boozy, it’s dessert and drink rolled into one.

So if you’ve ever found yourself sneaking a mini Mars Bar from the pantry, imagine blending that same joy into a glass with a splash of liqueur. Trust me: it’s a recipe worth keeping.

 

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