Name: Halloween Recipe for Witches Brew Drink
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 10 min
Ingredients: 4 quarts Moon Drops ((Water)); 2 packages Dried Dragons Blood ((unsweetened Koolaid red or blue)); 2 Cups Ground Bones ((Sugar)); 1 12oz. container Pureed Flesh ((Concentrated Orange Juice thawed)); 1 2 liter Spinal Fluid ((Lemon-Lime Soda)); 1 Cup Eye of Newt ((Seedless Grapes)); 1 package Slimy Slithery Worms ((Gummy Worms)); 2 lbs. Frozen Venom ((Dry Ice))

Looking for a new Halloween recipe to try at your next party? This Halloween recipe is a traditional family favorite of ours every year! It’s full of creepy crawly ingredients that your dinner guests will be talking about for years to come!

If you can’t already tell from our Halloween Party Ideas, Halloween Decor Ideas or the Dinner in a Pumpkin Post...we get into Halloween around here! I believe this Halloween recipe for witches brew was introduced to our family when I was about 10 or so. It hasn’t been a part of our annual party as long as the Dinner in a Pumpkin but nonetheless it’s still a favorite at our parties!

Halloween Recipe Display

For this Halloween recipe we like to use old dishes and pitchers to display the measured ingredients in before the party starts. This way we have time to stage the area around the cauldron to look extra spooky when our guests arrive.

Once everyone has arrived, we gather all of the kiddos around and let them each help put the ingredients in one at a time.

I dare say adding the last ingredient is exciting for everyone. After all, who doesn’t like to watch a good Witches Brew bubble?!

Adding Each Ingredient For This Halloween Recipe

Once the Brew has been mixed thoroughly use a ladle to serve each guest a glass of this spooky Halloween recipe!

(You may need to scoop down to the bottom of the cauldron to get the slimy slithery worms and eye of newt.)

Doesn’t that look like an appetizing drink?

Serving This Halloween Recipe

Serving this Halloween recipe in tall goblets or other fancy glassware will add to the theme and feel of your Halloween party.

SERVING IDEA: If you want each glass to be bubbly you may want to use a hammer to break the dry ice into small pieces before adding this to the cauldron.

It’s fun to watch your own glass bubble…just be sure that you DON’T drink the dry ice!

It will eventually dissolve into your glass and stop bubbling, then your brew is safe to drink. OR leave the dry ice in a large piece and leave the entire piece in the cauldron to keep that bubbling.

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Halloween Recipe for Witches Brew Drink

Looking for a dastardly drink for your next Halloween Party? This Witches Brew is full of creepy crawly ingredients that your dinner guests will be talking about for years to come!

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Prep Time 10 mins

Cook Time 10 mins

Course Drinks

Cuisine American

Servings 24 people

Ingredients

4 quarts Moon Drops (Water)
2 packages Dried Dragons Blood (unsweetened Koolaid red or blue)
2 Cups Ground Bones (Sugar)
1 12oz. container Pureed Flesh (Concentrated Orange Juice thawed)
1 2 liter Spinal Fluid (Lemon-Lime Soda)
1 Cup Eye of Newt (Seedless Grapes)
1 package Slimy Slithery Worms (Gummy Worms)
2 lbs. Frozen Venom (Dry Ice)

Instructions

Pour Moon Drops into a cauldron, add Dried Dragon’s Blood and Ground Bones and mix well. Add Pureed Flesh and Spinal Fluid, mix well.
Gently fold in Eye of Newt and Worms.
Carefully place Frozen venom into the cauldron, be cautious that you don’t burn your fingers. Let brew 5-10 minutes. Serve in goblets. Garnish with additional worms.

Notes

Adding a specific color of Kool-aid will change the overall color of the brew. In this recipe we used 2 packages of blue. Red Kool-aid will of course make your drink more red like the "Dragons Blood".

If you want each glass to be bubbly you may want to use a hammer to break the dry ice into small pieces before adding this to the cauldron. It's fun to watch your own glass bubble...just be sure that you DON'T drink the dry ice! It will eventually dissolve into your glass and stop bubbling, then your brew is safe to drink. OR leave the dry ice in a large piece and leave the entire piece in the cauldron to keep that bubbling.

Keyword drink, halloween, witches brew

We’re excited for you to give this Spooky Witches Brew a try! Let us know how you like it, and if you’d add any other spooky ingredients. We’d love to hear from you.

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This Post Has 6 Comments

Tori October 15, 2021 Reply

Where do you purchase dry ice? I would love to make this with the kids.
1. Michelle Dickson October 18, 2021 Reply
  
  This is so fun to make for the kids for Halloween. It’s always a hit at our party. I purchased dry ice at my local grocery store “Smiths”. I ask for it from the checker. I’ve tried to purchase it at the small Walmart Market and they do not carry it. Try phoning your local grocery stores and see who carries it.
VLB October 15, 2021 Reply

Where can you get the dry ice?
1. Michelle Dickson October 18, 2021 Reply
  
  I purchased dry ice at my local grocery store “Smiths”. I ask for it from the checker. I’ve tried to purchase it at the small Walmart Market and they do not carry it. Try phoning your local grocery stores and see who carries it in your area.
Candace George October 1, 2021 Reply

So adorable very great idea
1. Michelle Dickson October 4, 2021 Reply
  
  Thank you so much Candace. It’s definitely the highlight of our Halloween party each year.