How fun and spooky are these ridiculously easy, Vampire Blood Strawberry Floats? Super simple, super fun and edible blood, making for a fun treat anytime.
This post/recipe was created for #HalloweenTreatsWeek! I was sent samples by some of the sponsor companies but as always opinions are 100% mine.
It’s day 3 of #HalloweenTreatsWeek, and I’ve brought along these delicious but slightly gory Vampire Blood Strawberry Floats.
These are literally a basic, but very delicious Strawberry Float, with homemade edible vampire blood.
They are so much fun at a teen party which was when we last made them. Now we have a toddler and he just liked how it all tasted and didn’t really see them as gory. Not a bad thing.
It really just comes down to the homemade edible blood, because the rest of this fun treat is pretty standard.
A simple strawberry float, that could be changed to be almost anything berry – want Cherry? That’ll work too!
Just a really easy, but fun Halloween Treat that appeals to almost any age.
You can definitely get a bit more gory and use more blood. When we made these the first time, we had the blood dripping down the glass and covering a lot of the top of the float.
I didn’t do that this time, because it was a treat for Carsyn and as I’ve mentioned before, he is not into spooky or scary. But we still like to do fun and festive things, so this was perfect.
Have you entered the #HalloweenTreatsWeek giveaway?
You can head on over to my first post this week and get all of the details, see all of the great prizes and enter to win! You will find the sponsor list, prize list and of course find dozens of great recipes.
If you missed my Halloween Sprinkle Cookies or my Creepy Eyeball Donuts, each of those posts has a great recipe, but also has links to other of great Halloween Treats!
Check out the amazing #HalloweenTreatsWeek recipes from our bloggers today!
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- Purple Velvet Halloween Layer Cake from Love and Confections
- Candy Corn Naked Cake from Southern From Scratch
- Monster Fudge from 4 Sons R Us
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- Halloween Chocolate Blossom Sprinkle Cookies from House of Nash Eats
- Rice Krispie Haunted House from Savory Experiments
- Halloween Snack Mix from Katie’s Cucina
- Monster Rice Krispies from For the Love of Food
Ready to make up a batch of these Vampire Blood Strawberry Floats?
Vampire Blood Strawberry Floats
Ingredients
For Floats
- 2 cups strawberry ice cream, divided
- 1 cup soda (we used a clear cream soda)
For Edible Vampire Blood
- 1/2 cup corn syrup
- Adam's Extracts red food coloring
- Adam's Extracts blue food coloring
Instructions
- Divide the strawberry ice cream between two glasses.
- Gently pour in your clear/white soda of choice.
- In a small bowl, stir together the corn syrup and 5 drops of red food coloring. Mix until incorporated. Add red food coloring until you get the desired color you want.
- Add 1 or 2 drops of blue food coloring until you get that blood color we are all familiar with. Stir everything well and drizzle over the top. Try to get some down the sides, etc.
- For fun, add a pair of vampire teeth and then drizzle more blood over the top.
- Serve immediately.
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