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Sticky Spider Web Halloween Snack

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This Sticky Spider Web Halloween Snack is perfect if you’re looking for a fun and spooky Halloween treat that’s super simple to make. With just cotton candy, a plastic spider, and a sandwich bag, you can create a creepy-cute snack that’s sure to delight kids and party guests alike. It’s the perfect last-minute Halloween idea that looks festive without requiring any baking or mess.

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This Sticky Spider Web Halloween Snack is an easy, eye-catching idea perfect for Halloween fun. I enjoy fun and easy snacks like this one, along with other creative options like Goldfish Jack-O-Lantern Snack Bag, Frankenstein Grape Cups, and these fun Coffin Sandwiches.

Whether you’re making them for a classroom, party, or trick-or-treat night, they’re sure to spin some smiles. Fast, festive, and frightfully fun—this is one spooky snack worth sharing!

Why You’ll Love This Sticky Spider Web Snack

  • Quick and easy: You only need a few inexpensive supplies
  • Kid-approved: Little ones will love discovering the “spider” tangled in the sticky and tasty web.
  • Perfect for parties: Great as classroom treats, Halloween party favors, or spooky snack table décor.
  • Customizable: Choose your favorite cotton candy colors or different spider designs for variety.

What You’ll Need

cotton candy spider web supplies
  • Cotton candy (white or pastel colors work best for a web look)
  • Sandwich bags (clear, so the web and spider show through)
  • Plastic toy spiders
  • Twist ties, ribbon, or pipe cleaners (black, orange, or purple)

How to Make Sticky Spider Web Halloween Snacks

Pull apart the cotton candy and place a small handful into a clear sandwich bag.

cotton candy

Gently shape it so it looks wispy and web-like inside the bag.

Add a small plastic spider on top of (or tucked into) the cotton candy web.

making sticky spider webs with cotton candy

Gather the top of the bag and seal it with a twist tie or festive ribbon.

Repeat for as many spider web snacks as you need!

Variations

Variations to Try

  • Colorful webs: Use orange, green, or purple cotton candy for a fun twist.
  • Add candy: Drop in a few small Halloween candies or gummies for extra sweetness.
  • Spider families: Add multiple spiders instead
  • Decorate the bag: with festive Hallowen ribbon

Expert Tips

  • Assemble close to serving time: Cotton candy melts when exposed to air, so make these the day of your party for best results.
  • Avoid moisture: Store in a cool, dry place to keep the cotton candy fluffy.
  • Use food-safe spiders: If serving to young children, use clean, food-safe plastic decorations and supervise while eating.

FAQs

Q: Can I make these ahead of time?
A: You can assemble the bags a few hours before serving, but avoid sealing them too early—cotton candy absorbs moisture quickly.

Q: Where can I find the supplies?
A: You can find cotton candy at most grocery stores or online, and plastic spiders are available at dollar stores or the party section of big-box stores.

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Sticky Spider Web Halloween Snack

A fun and simple Halloween snack for parties.
Prep Time1 minute
Active Time7 minutes
Total Time8 minutes
Yield: 4 spider webs
Author: Melissa Haines
Cost: $5

Materials

  • 1 tube container of cotton candy about 4 oz.
  • 4 plastic spiders
  • 4 sandwich bags
  • 4 twist ties or pipe cleaners
  • Halloween ribbon optional

Instructions

  • Pull apart the cotton candy and place a small handful into a clear sandwich bag.
  • Add a small plastic spider on top of (or tucked into) the cotton candy web.
  • Gather the top of the bag and seal it with a twist tie or festive ribbon.
  • Repeat for as many spider web snacks as you need!

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