Spooky-Sweet Cute Bat Oreos You’ll Love Making for Halloween

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Cute Bat Oreos are ridiculously fun to whip up for spooky season, but honestly, so many Halloween treats look hard or come out meh. Been there. If you’ve ever tried making homemade “easy” decorated cookies or cupcakes, and the kitchen turned into a tornado zone, trust me, you’re not alone. These little oreo bat cupcakes, though? Dead simple. They’re way less fuss than most Halloween recipes, and still totally adorable. Want dessert inspiration for the whole month? Don’t miss my cozy Apple Pumpkin Streusel Muffins Small Batch or go full-on bread fiend with Fluffy Homemade Ciabatta Bread Recipe. Back to bats though. If you’re itching to impress your friends—or just yourself (no shame)—keep reading, and get those Oreos on the grocery list.

Cute Bat Oreos

How to Make Bat Cupcakes with Oreos!

So, let’s break this one down. If you like the idea of dessert that looks daunting but actually… isn’t (praise the baking deities), this is for you. Picture fluffy cupcakes all dressed up for Halloween, sporting oreo cookies for wings and googly eyes that seem to follow you from across the room. Kinda creepy. Kinda cute. Both.

Just bake up your favorite cupcakes, chocolate works best for the “nighttime” look. You’ll slather on some deep chocolate frosting—homemade or just whatever comes out of a can, nobody will judge here. Snap Oreo cookies in half (just go gently, there’s a bit of a learning curve—it’s not a five-star restaurant perfection here). Press those halves into the sides of each frosted cupcake to make wings. Add two candy eyes and a couple mini chocolate chips for fangs if you want to go extra. Done! The real secret is the contrast: dark Oreos on the rich frosting. Suddenly, basic cupcakes are transformed into a little Halloween celebration on a plate.

Be prepared, these guys go fast. Blink and they’re gone. “Where did the bats go?” you’ll hear. Into bellies, that’s where.

“These bat cupcakes were a hit with the kids at our neighborhood party! I loved that even my little ones could help decorate. No fancy skills needed, just tasty fun.” – Sarah H.

Spooky-Sweet Cute Bat Oreos You’ll Love Making for Halloween

Ingredient Quantity Purpose
Chocolate Cupcakes 12 Base for Bat Oreos
Chocolate Frosting 2 cups Used for frosting cupcakes
Oreo Cookies 1 package Wings for the bats
Candy Eyes 1 pack To decorate cupcakes
Mini Chocolate Chips 1/2 cup Optional fangs for the bats

Cute Halloween Cupcakes

I’ve got a soft spot for cupcakes—especially when they’re decked out for spooky season. Cute Halloween cupcakes just do something to a party. They get folks smiling, taking photos, asking “How did you make those?” Don’t stress if your bats come out a little lopsided. That’s character! Sometimes the messier my bats are, the more compliments I get (no joke). I’m convinced perfection is totally overrated and maybe a little boring.

These cupcakes are also a total win for last-minute gatherings. You can bake from scratch, use a boxed mix, whatever makes you happy. One year, I even used day-old store-bought cupcakes and just re-frosted. Nobody suspected a thing. If your oven is busy with other treats like Pastel Halloween Bat Wing Brownies, you can still join in the bat Oreo fun on the side. There’s a certain charm in seeing two types of bats on the dessert table, trust me.

Sprinkle a little colored sugar or edible glitter for ~spooky sparkle~, or keep it simple if you’re low on energy (been there, especially midweek). The joy is in the decorating – and in the eating.

Cute Bat Oreos

Halloween Bat Oreo Cookies

Everyone’s always asking about Halloween Bat Oreo Cookies at my house. Maybe the secret is: they’re not just for show. Like, yes, they are cute, but they actually taste good? The Oreo wings make these little bats rich and crunchy, and the classic cupcake base is always a win.

No weird ingredients you’ll only use once a year. Regular Oreos are perfect. If you want to jazz it up, the seasonal Halloween Oreos look amazing too – the orange filling adds some pop. Side note, if you’re a bat fan (and who isn’t around Halloween?), you should see my Spooktacular Bat Oreo Cookie Balls for Your Halloween Bash next. That one’s messier, but so much fun.

The best part? Kids, adults, honestly even my “I’m not crafty!” friend can put these together. If one cookie breaks, just, y’know, eat it as you work. Bat wings are fragile in the wild too, apparently.

Spooky-Sweet Cute Bat Oreos You’ll Love Making for Halloween

What You Need

Okay, let’s not overcomplicate the shopping. Here’s the short list for your batty creations:

  • Chocolate cupcakes (homemade or store-bought)
  • Chocolate frosting (use what you love)
  • Oreo cookies (classic or Halloween version)
  • Candy eyes (find ’em in the baking aisle)
  • Mini chocolate chips or white chocolate chips (for little fangs, optional)

That’s truly it. No wild gadgets, no fancy bakery supplies. In a pinch, I’ve even used chocolate chips in place of the eyes—glued on with a dot of frosting. Still so stinkin’ cute.

Tips for this recipe:

  • Chill your cupcakes before decorating – less frosting smoosh, less mess.
  • Use a small paring knife to carefully cut Oreo cookies in half for wings.
  • If your frosting is too soft, pop it in the fridge for a few minutes to help it set up.
  • Want flavor variety? Try Small Batch Pumpkin Biscuits or Small Batch Sour Cherry Jam Without Pectin on the side for a sweet contrast.

Common Questions

Do I have to make cupcakes from scratch?
Nope! Store-bought is fine. Just focus on the fun of decorating.

My Oreo cookies keep breaking. Help?
Try twisting them open first, then gently pressing a sharp knife into the middle. Go slow. And, hey, broken ones taste just as good.

Can I use other cookies besides Oreos?
You can, but Oreos have that dark color and good “wing” shape. Some sandwich cookies will work too, just less dramatic.

How far ahead can I make these?
You can make them a day in advance. Just store in a single layer in the fridge. Pop a loose cover on top.

What if I can’t find candy eyes?
Tiny chocolate chips, white chips with a dot of melted chocolate, or even small candies work. Get creative!

Give Your Cupcakes Some Bat-tastic Flair!

So there you have it, friends. Easy, fast, totally festive. These Cute Bat Oreos cupcakes will jazz up your Halloween without the kitchen chaos. The only downside: you’ll wish you’d made more! If you need even more fall dessert ideas, I highly suggest checking out these external resources. Don’t wait too long to try these—October flies by. Can’t wait to hear what spooky creations you all come up with.

Spooky-Sweet Cute Bat Oreos You’ll Love Making for Halloween

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Cute Bat Oreos Cupcakes

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Fun and easy Halloween cupcakes decorated with Oreo wings and candy eyes, perfect for spooky season.

  • Total Time: 35 minutes
  • Yield: 12 servings 1x

Ingredients

Scale
  • 12 Chocolate Cupcakes
  • 2 cups Chocolate Frosting
  • 1 package Oreo Cookies
  • 1 pack Candy Eyes
  • 1/2 cup Mini Chocolate Chips (optional)

Instructions

  1. Bake 12 chocolate cupcakes and let them cool completely.
  2. Frost the cooled cupcakes with chocolate frosting.
  3. Carefully cut Oreo cookies in half to create wings.
  4. Press the Oreo halves into the sides of each frosted cupcake.
  5. Attach two candy eyes on each cupcake.
  6. Optionally, add mini chocolate chips for fangs.

Notes

Chill cupcakes before decorating to avoid mess. Broken Oreos are still delicious!

  • Author: nevaeh-hall
  • Prep Time: 15 minutes
  • Cook Time: 20 minutes
  • Category: Dessert
  • Method: Baking
  • Cuisine: American
  • Diet: Vegetarian

Nutrition

  • Serving Size: 1 cupcake
  • Calories: 320
  • Sugar: 27g
  • Sodium: 250mg
  • Fat: 16g
  • Saturated Fat: 8g
  • Unsaturated Fat: 6g
  • Trans Fat: 0g
  • Carbohydrates: 45g
  • Fiber: 2g
  • Protein: 4g
  • Cholesterol: 30mg

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