Bloody Band-Aid Halloween Bandages Cookies
Looking for a fun dessert for your Halloween party? These bloody Halloween bandages cookies made from sugar cookies and are decorated to look like used Band-Aids! They’re surprisingly easy to make and are sure to be a hit with your guests. For more creepy recipes see my Halloween page.
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Halloween is just around the corner, and that means it’s time to start planning your spooky party menu! If you’re looking for a creepy-yet-cute treat, these bloody bandage cookies are perfect.
A couple years ago, I saw these amazing Bloody Band-Aid cookies at a Halloween party. I was intrigued and had to try to make them myself.
This recipe is super simple. All you need are some store-bought cookies, and red and white icing to make them look like blood clotting bandages. Just add fondant or ice the cookies with the icing, and then serve them up on your Halloween spread.
Best Alternative Ingredients for this Treat
The best cookies for this treat are the Sugar Wafer cookies by Keebler. The tan ones make the perfect looking band-aid!
- Sugar Wafer cookies by Keebler, Graham Crackers, Vienna Fingers for the bandaid
- Fondant, white frosting or icing for the bandaid cloth
- Red or brown food color gel for the wound
- Sprinkles (to look like hair)
Let me show how to create these creepy treats!
Bloody Band-Aid Halloween Bandages Cookies
INGREDIENTS
- 20-layered wafer sugar cookies
- fondant, in white
- food coloring gel, red
- water
INSTRUCTIONS
- Lay the sugar cookies out on a cookie sheet or tray.
- Take a golf ball-sized piece of white fondant and roll it around on a cutting board or clean flat surface to make it soft and pliable.
- Roll out the fondant using a rolling pin until it is 1/8 in thick.
- Using a knife, cut the fondant into squares (the width of the cookies).
- TIP: To measure the square fondant more accurately, place a wafer on top of the fondant and cut along both sides of the fondant with a knife, into strips. Turn the wafer sideways across the fondant and cut into squares
- Dip your finger into the water to wet it and apply it to one side of the fondant.
- Place the wet side of the fondant square down onto the middle of the cookie and press it gently to adhere it to the cookie.
- Squeeze a small amount of red gel food coloring onto the fondant to make it look like a dirty Band-Aid!
- Place on a platter and serve on Halloween!
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Halloween Bandages Cookies -Bloody Band-Aids
Ingredients
- 20 layered wafer sugar cookies
- fondant, in white
- food coloring gel, red
- water
Instructions
- Lay the cookies out on a cookie sheet or tray.
- Take a golf ball sized piece of white fondant and roll it around on a cutting board or clean flat surface to make is soft and pliable.
- Roll the fondant out until it is 1/8 in thick using a rolling pin.
- Using a knife, cut the fondant into squares (the width of the cookies).
- TIP: To measure the square fondant more accurately, place a wafer on top of the fondant and cut along both sides of the fondant with a knife, into strips. Turn the wafer sideways across the fondant and cut into squares
- Dip your finger into the water to wet it and apply it to one side of the fondant.
- Place the wet side of the fondant square down onto the middle of the cookie and press it gently to adhere it to the cookie.
- Squeeze a small amount of red gel food coloring onto the fondant to make it look like a dirty Band-Aid!
- Place on a platter and serve on Halloween!
NOTES
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These creepy cookies are so easy to make, and they’re always a big hit at Halloween parties. If you’re looking for a festive (and slightly gross) treat to make this Halloween, give these a try!
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