Directions:

To make Royal Icing, mix meringue powder with 2 Tbsp water, then add powdered sugar until icing is smooth. Add in vanilla extract, and as much water as you need for the desired consistency. Icing should be soft enough to pipe without being runny. To color icing, separate into two bowls. Tint one with orange food coloring or the natural food coloring of your choice and leave the other white. Put each color in a plastic bagging, and then cut off the tip of one corner for piping.

Spiderweb

Using the white icing, pipe three intersecting lines across your Chocolate Honey Pattie that form a star shape. Each line should intersect at the middle of the CHP. Then, pipe circles from the inside going out, connecting to each main line with a swooping c-shape to create the web.

Spider

Pipe an orange circle in the middle of your Chocolate Honey Pattie, and then pipe 6 legs coming out from the body of your spider.

Mummy

Using the white icing, pipe strips across your Chocolate Honey Pattie to look like mummy wrappings. Zig-zag icing across your CHP until the whole thing is covered. Leave space to pipe two orange eyes.

Jack-O-Lantern

Using your orange icing, pipe your desired Jack-o-Lantern face on your Chocolate Honey Pattie. Fill in around your design with orange icing. Alternately, pipe orange icing all over your Chocolate Honey Pattie, and then pipe a face in white.

Pumpkin

Pipe a wavy line at the bottom of your Chocolate Honey Pattie, and draw it up to form a closed circle. Pipe a triangle shape as a stem, and connect the wavy bottom to the top with lines of icing.

Ghost

Pipe a white ghost shape on your Chocolate Honey Pattie. Pipe two small orange dots for eyes and a medium oval for a mouth.

Happy Haunting! With these cute and spooky designs, bring scary-delicious and frightfully healthy snacks to the Halloween party.  Ready to get decorating? Order your Chocolate Honey Patties today.