What is more fun than spiders for Halloween? And what is more delicious than deviled eggs any time? Halloween Spider Deviled Eggs: perfect for any Halloween get together for Kids or Adults!
What is more fun than spiders for Halloween? And what is more delicious than deviled eggs any time? Olives and capers (affiliate link) as the spider is an edible, delicious addition to any-day deviled eggs. If you are Keto or Low Carb or serving guests who are, these Halloween Spider Deviled Eggs will be a hit for Halloween!
I use my Best Ever Deviled Eggs recipe as the base for these Halloween Spider Deviled Eggs because well, they really are the best. They are not fancy and go well with the olives and capers (affiliate link) too.
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Can I make Halloween Spider Deviled Eggs ahead of time?
The filling can be mixed up ahead of time if needed but I don’t recommend putting it into the whites too far ahead. It is best to do that step as close to serving as possible. You will definitely want to assemble the spiders at the last minute but you could do the cutting of the olives ahead of time.
How do I get my eggs to peel nicely?
When making deviled eggs, you absolutely want your eggs to peel nicely without half of the egg sticking to the shell. Some will add things to their water as they boil. Some use their instant pot. I don’t do either. My “secret” is ice water after they boil. If you would like step by step instructions with a video, see this post; How to Make Easy to Peel Hard Boiled Eggs.
Other Halloween Posts
Try these free printable Halloween word scrambles and Halloween word searches, both in 2 age levels. I also have 7 Halloween I Spy printables, 20 Halloween Coloring Pages, Halloween Bingo Printables, Halloween Memory Matching Game and Halloween Scavenger Hunt.
You will also love Halloween Sugar Free Deviled Jell-O Eggs, Fall Halloween Bark, Halloween Monster Marshmallow Pops, Halloween Scary and Gross Snack Mix and Fall Halloween Trail Mix for delicious and fun eating during the holidays. Both are quick and easy to make too! Halloween Bloodshot Eyes Deviled Eggs and Halloween Spider Deviled Eggs are a healthy and low carb treat.
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My 100 Fun Halloween Party Foods post is full of sweet and savory foods to make a great party or even make meals at home fun for all of October! And don’t miss 50+ Halloween Printables, Games and Crafts; full of fun things to do in the weeks leading up to Halloween!
If you are Low Carb or Keto, see How to Have a Successful Keto Halloween and 26 Keto Low Carb Halloween Party Recipes: Sweet and Savory Recipes to have a Delicious Keto and Low Carb Halloween Party!
Follow my Halloween Pinterest Board for dozens of ideas from all around the web! I am constantly finding new things to add so there will be new things all the time!
And other ways to make fun, Halloween themed eggs:
Halloween Bloodshot Eyes Deviled Eggs
Batty Deviled Eggs made with black olives (affiliate link)
Jack O’ Lantern Deviled Eggs made with a sheet of nori, chives and orange food color or gel
Ingredients:
(Full printable ingredients and instructions are just below.)
eggs, hard boiled
mayonnaise (affiliate link)
white vinegar (affiliate link) (or your choice of vinegar)
mustard (affiliate link)
salt (affiliate link)
pepper (affiliate link)
capers
black olives (affiliate link); maybe a few more
Directions:
Peel eggs, cut in half lengthwise and remove yolk.
Mash yolks with a fork or hand mixer.
Mix the mayonnaise (affiliate link), vinegar, mustard (affiliate link) and salt (affiliate link) and pepper (affiliate link) with yolks.
Scoop yolk mixture back into egg white halves.
For the Spiders:
The capers are the eyes. Choose nice ones that are whole and set aside.
The black olives are the body and legs.
Slice the olives in half, length wise.
The full halves are the bodies. Lay one half, smooth side up, on each egg.
Carefully slice the remaining halves of olive into 8 legs for each spider. Most halves you can get 4 legs from to complete a whole spider with one olive but sometimes the ends of the olive are just too small. That is why you may need another olive or two to make a few more legs.
Place the legs on each side of the spider body.
Add the eyes.
Isn’t it cute!? 🙂
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Halloween Spider Deviled Eggs
What is more fun than spiders for Halloween? And what is more delicious than deviled eggs any time? Halloween Spider Deviled Eggs: perfect for any Halloween get together for Kids or Adults!
Ingredients
- 12 eggs, hard boiled
- 4 Tablespoons mayonnaise
- 2 teaspoon vinegar
- 1 teaspoon prepared mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Dash pepper
- 48 capers
- 36 black olives
Instructions
- Peel eggs, cut in half lengthwise and remove yolk.
- Mash yolks with a fork or hand mixer.
- Mix the mayonnaise, vinegar, mustard and salt and pepper with
yolks. - Scoop yolk mixture back into egg white halves.
For the Spiders:
- The capers are the eyes. Choose nice ones that are whole
and set aside. - The black olives are the body and legs.
- Slice the olives in half, length wise.
- The full halves are the bodies. Lay one half, smooth side
up, on each egg. - Carefully slice the remaining halves of olive into 8 legs
for each spider. Most halves you can get 4 legs from to complete a whole spider
with one olive but sometimes the ends of the olive are just too small. That is
why you may need another olive or two to make a few more legs. - Place the legs on each side of the spider body.
- Add the eyes.
Notes
The filling can be mixed up ahead of time if needed but I don’t
recommend putting it into the whites too far ahead. It is best to do that step as close to serving as possible. You will definitely want to assemble the spiders at the last minute but you could do the cutting of the olives ahead of time.
Nutrition Information
Yield 24 Serving Size 1Amount Per Serving Calories 65Total Fat 5gSaturated Fat 1gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 3gCholesterol 94mgSodium 538mgCarbohydrates 2gNet Carbohydrates 1gFiber 1gSugar 0gProtein 4g
This data was provided and calculated by Nutritionix using unknown brands unless named in the recipe. If nutrition is important to you, I highly encourage you to verify any data you see here with your favorite nutrition calculator. Also, you can put in exactly what you used so it is the most accurate. This is just to give you an idea, as any nutrition calculation is not exactly accurate unless every single product brand used is entered. Please note also that I am not a certified nutritionist or health professional of any kind. Please consult a doctor or trained professional for medical advice.
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