
These Vampire Donuts are perfect for your Halloween party.
We wanted to share this simple and fun treat that you can take to any holiday get-together.
These Vampire donuts don’t require too much to make, but they are a hit at every Halloween get together.
Vampire Donuts and our New Favorite Family Tradition
Our family is a big time Halloween family.
Not because we like the scary part of it, it’s actually the opposite. We love the trick or treating, and the cutesy decorations we loved from childhood.
Every year for Halloween our mom made a big ol’ pot of chili. She was famous for it. (If you want the recipe, it’s called our Mom’s Slow Cooker Chili).
But we have recently started a new family tradition. I am proud to say we are the neighbors that pass out donuts on Halloween. And not just any donuts, we pass out these spooky Vampire Donuts.
We project a movie onto our garage, usually The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown and pass out Vampire Donuts and hot chocolate, and have a good night with our neighbors.
If you are looking for a delicious hot chocolate recipe, check out our Nutella Hot Chocolate.
Now every year we have to get more and more donuts as the word gets out that the family at the end of the street has donuts for the parents and kids.
If you are looking for a way to meet your neighbors or get the neighborhood together, this is our favorite tradition we would love for you to share with us. With the Vampire Donuts of course.
How to make Vampire Donuts
This is such a simple craft and recipe that you can make them in seconds. Here is how you do it:
Step 1: Take a set of vampire teeth and place in the hole of the donut (depending on the size of the hole of the donut, you may need to stretch the hole out a little bit).
Step 2: Open the teeth up a little bit so that the teeth fill the entire hole.
Step 3: Place two eyes on the donut (the glaze on the donut should be sticky enough that the eyes stick on, but if not, you can use a small amount of frosting to help them stick).
This recipe is good for a dozen donuts. If you are planning on large amounts of guests, add ingredients as needed.

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Vampire Donuts Recipe
Ingredients
- 12 glazed donuts
- 1 dozen plastic vampire teeth
- 24 candy eyes
Instructions
- Take a set of vampire teeth and place in the hole of the donut (depending on the size of the hole of the donut, you may need to stretch the hole out a little bit).
- Open the teeth up a little bit so that the teeth fill the entire hole.
- Place two eyes on the donut (the glaze on the donut should be sticky enough that the eyes stick on, but if not, you can use a small amount of frosting to help them stick).
Notes
- We like to serve these with hot chocolate!
Nutrition
Recipe Details
Adapted from Thrifty Fun
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