These super simple English muffin mummies are a perfect way to start Halloween. Just a couple of minutes and a few ingredients is all it takes to get the day off on an undead foot!
These super simple English muffin mummies are ready to spook your breakfast table. They are an eerily good Halloween snack as well. Whip them up in a couple minutes and cackle in delight.
Are you in the Halloween spirit yet? You better get on it if you’re not!
Little Dude is a candy rationer. He hoards all of his candy and meters it out to himself.
He has a bucket where his holiday and parade candy goes. Then he eats a couple of pieces for snack on days he’s feeling indulgent.
I was always more of the “I better eat it before someone else does… or it disappears… or some other nonsensical tragic outcome befalls it” mindset. So I admire his self control and discipline.
Plus it saves him tummy aches from too much candy and me the headache of lording over his treats. Pretty much everyone is a winner!
All of this to say his stash is getting low. He started getting a little worried about it a few weeks back.
Luckily he was reassured when we reminded him Halloween was on it’s way. He’ll go trick or treating and get plenty of loot.
Then in his too mature for his years way, he’ll sort through it and pick out the candy he won’t eat and will put it in baggies to give to the uncles who like that candy.
He’ll even set aside some peanut butter cups for his dad. Best son of the year award recipient in the making!
So it is safe to say our Halloween excitement has been building for a while. But I like to have ways to get in the mood without going overly crazy on the candy.
So these English muffin mummies are a fun Halloween breakfast. They will get them excited for the big day without setting everyone up for a huge sugar crash before the classroom party even starts.
They are easily customizable as well. We enjoyed both the peanut butter and the jelly versions. The blueberry eyes are fun too.
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English Muffin Mummies
These super simple English muffin mummies are ready to spook your breakfast table. They are an eerily good Halloween snack as well. Whip them up in a couple minutes and cackle in delight.
Ingredients
- 3 English Muffins
- 3 Tablespoons peanut butter*
- 3 Tablespoon jelly*
- 4 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 2-3 teaspoons honey
- 12 blueberries
Instructions
- Stir together the cream cheese and honey until smooth.
- Split the English muffins into halves and toast to your desired doneness.
- Spread half with peanut butter and half with jelly (or whatever your preferred topping is.)
- Put cream cheese into a plastic baggie and cut a small tip of a corner off. Pipe lines across the English muffins to mimic mummy bandages.
- Place two blueberry eyes on each mummy and enjoy!
Notes
*Feel free to use all peanut butter or all jelly or whatever your favorite spread is
Nutrition Information:
Yield:
6Serving Size:
1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 211Total Fat: 11gSaturated Fat: 5gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 5gCholesterol: 19mgSodium: 232mgCarbohydrates: 24gFiber: 1gSugar: 8gProtein: 5g
All nutritional information is estimated and will depend on the exact ingredients you use.
More Fun Halloween Recipes
If you like food that is cute and creepy, you are going to love these fun ideas as well!
Frankenstein Cupcakes
Frankenstein cupcakes are such a cute Halloween treat. Whip up a super easy batch of homemade chocolate cupcakes and green buttercream. Then with just a couple of minutes of no skill required decorating, you can have a fun dessert.
Big Rigs 'n Lil' Cookies
Tuesday 6th of November 2018
These are so cute. And clever!
Carlee
Thursday 8th of November 2018
Thank you!
Debbie
Wednesday 31st of October 2018
Hi Carlee, your son sounds very much like mine. There have been times when he's had to bring things out so they get eaten before the chocolate goes over the top. It's a good way to be though and at least they don't bounce off walls with sugar highs unlike their Mums!... These Mummies must be one of the healthier Halloween treats around today!
xx
Carlee
Saturday 3rd of November 2018
I know, they definitely didn't get that trait from us! Chocolate doesn't last long around me.
Amy
Monday 29th of October 2018
Little dude is my kind of kid. I would love to give all the candy to myself too. Ha ha!! These are so cute for little monsters on Halloween morning or all week as well. Happy Halloween!!
Carlee
Saturday 3rd of November 2018
He is much better about making it last than I ever was!
Kelsie | the itsy-bitsy kitchen
Monday 29th of October 2018
OMG these are so cute! I'm totally picking up some English muffins so I can make these for my breakfast tomorrow :)
Carlee
Saturday 3rd of November 2018
Yay! Happy Halloween!
Valentina | The Baking Fairy
Sunday 28th of October 2018
What a fun and simple Halloween treat! Your kids could even help you make it!
Carlee
Saturday 3rd of November 2018
My little guy loves helping in the kitchen!