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Easy Halloween Pizzas

Updated: Sep 6, 2024 · Published: Oct 7, 2020 · Written by Dannii Martin · This post may contain affiliate links which earn us commissions if purchases are made · 18 Comments

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Make dinner super fun this Halloween by making these Halloween Pizzas that kids will LOVE. Get the kids involved in making their own spooky pizzas that even the fussiest ghosts and goblins will love. Quick and easy to make, with so many topping options that there is something for everyone.

Three pizzas with Halloween themes. A child's hand is reaching in.

However you celebrate Halloween, make sure a deliciously scary Halloween pizza is part of it. They are a trick AND a treat and one of our favourite Halloween recipes. Made by topping mini store bought pizzas, but with the option of making your own pizzas from scratch if you have the time.

Ghoulish ghosts, manic mummies and vicious vampires - these Halloween pizzas have it all. They would be perfect if you are hosting a little Halloween party for kids (or even adults). There are SO many options. You can make your own jack-o-lantern pizzas or pizza spider webs too.

If you want your kids to take more interest in helping out in the kitchen, then these Halloween pizzas are a great place to start, as they are very easy. If you are hosing a party this Halloween, these are perfect to make as they are quick, cheap and you can easily make bigger ones to feed more people

Looking for some more Halloween recipes? Why not try our Halloween Veggie Tray, Halloween Tortilla Chips, Chocolate Covered Apple Slices, Mini Halloween Pies, or Sausage Mummies?

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  • Ingredients and Substitutions
  • How to Make Halloween Pizza - Step by Step
  • What is a Halloween Pizza?
  • Halloween Pizza Topping ideas
  • What to Serve with Halloween Pizzas
  • Extra Tips
  • Halloween Desserts
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Some Other Halloween Recipes
  • Recipe
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Ingredients and Substitutions

A full ingredients list, along with US Customary and Metric measurements, can be found in the recipe card at the end of this post.

  • 3 cheese and tomato pizza bases - We wanted a really quick and easy Halloween themed dinner that the kids would love, so we used ready made cheese and tomato pizza bases and then topped them ourselves. You could make your own pizzas though, and we have give some more options for that below.
  • Cheese slices - There is so much that you can do with a cheese slice when it comes for decoration for a Halloween pizza. You want to use something that will melt well. We used slices of mozzarella cheese, but cheddar, Swiss and Gouda will all work well on this Halloween pizza recipe.
  • Ham - This is great for things like hair on the faces. Try to go for the best quality ham you can get - going to your local butchers is always a good bet. You could use pepperoni slices too.
  • Olives - Black olives help to make eyes and noses. Add some extra flavour with garlic and herb olives, or ones that are stuffed.

More ingredient substitutions and variations can be found in the recipe card.

How to Make Halloween Pizza - Step by Step

One: Make the ghost pizza by cutting out 2 ghost shapes from 2 of the cheese slices and putting them on one of the pizza bases. Use a black olive to make little eyes and finely chop another black olive to spell out "boo". Cook the pizza in the oven according to the cooking instructions on the packet.

A pizza with two ghosts cut out of cheese on top.

Two: To make the mummy pizza, use the offcuts from the ghost pizza and cut the cheese into strips to create a mummy face. Use olives to make eyes. Cook the pizza in the oven according to the cooking instructions on the packet.

A pizza with strips of cheese across it and two olive halves, making it look like a mummy.

Three: To make the vampire pizza, chop one of the slices of ham into strips to make the hair, and the other slice to make a mouth with fangs. Use an olive to make eyes. Put the pizzas on a baking sheet and cook the pizza in the oven according to the cooking instructions on the packet.

A pizza with strips of ham and cheese making it look like a vampire.

What is a Halloween Pizza?

It is pretty much much it sounds like - Halloween themed pizza. We went with ghosts, vampires and mummies, but there are so many options when it comes to scary faces. Let the whole family get creative and make their own Make it a competition for who can make the scariest.

We saved time by using a store bought cheese and tomato, however you can go all out and make your own. Why not use our Whole Wheat Pizza Dough and Easy Pizza Sauce to make the pizzas and then go wild with the toppings.

Halloween Pizza Topping ideas

We kept it simple with cheese, ham and olives to make faces, however there are lots of other topping options that can make other faces, animals or scary things - use whatever your favorite pizza toppings are to suit everyone's tastes. Here are some of our favourites:

  • Spider -You could use just olives to make lots of mini spiders on the pizza. Or you could make one big spider with chopped chicken for the body and thin bacon rashers for the legs. Plus, chicken and bacon is a delicious pizza combination. Why not add some BBQ sauce too.
  • Eyeballs - Make some spooky eye balls with some mini meatballs with little rounds of mozzarella and olives on them. You could use small balls of mozzarella too.
  • Monsters - There are options when it comes to making monsters. Get your favourite veg (like bell peppers or mushrooms) and chop into eyes, noses and mouths and add some slices of pepperoni too. This is an opportunity to get really creative.
  • Pumpkins - You could cut round the pizza base itself to make a pumpkin shape (jack-o'-lantern pizza) and then use cheese, meat and vegetables to make the eyes and mouth of the pumpkin.
A pizza with strips of cheese across it and two olive halves, making it look like a mummy.

What to Serve with Halloween Pizzas

You could just eat these Halloween pizzas by themselves, but if you are serving them up to a few people, then we have a few tasty options for you that kids love:

  • Baked Carrot Fries
  • Easy Hasselback Potatoes
  • Air Fryer Fries
  • Cheesy Baked Broccoli Bites
  • Oven Baked Hash Browns
  • No Mayo Potato Salad
  • Air Fryer Baked Sweet Potatoes

Extra Tips

  • Why not use strips of courgette to make the mummy, instead of just cheese. This is a good way to give the pizzas a veggie boost.
  • When layering the cheese for the mummy, make sure you don't add too much, as when it is melted it will just look like a big mass of cheese, rather than bandages.
  • Give another vegetable boost to these Halloween pizzas by adding some chopped spinach before the cheese.
  • Add some extra flavour to the base by spreading over some Homemade Healthy BBQ Sauce or some pesto.
  • Feel free to make stuffed crust Halloween pizzas and then dip the pizza crust in our Halloween Dip.
  • You can use olives to make spider bodies and legs and make a fully covered spider pizza.
  • You could use use some ready rolled pizza dough and Halloween cookie cutters to cut out spooky shapes and make mini Halloween pizzas.

Halloween Desserts

After you've had your Halloween pizzas, why not try one of these Halloween dessert recipes:

  • Oreo spiders on a wooden serving board.
    Oreo Spiders
  • Mini Frankenstein Cake Rolls on a wooden board.
    Mini Frankenstein Cake Rolls
  • A Halloween Doughnut Bat on a wooden surface.
    Halloween Doughnut Bats
  • A plate of six mini halloween pies.
    Mini Halloween Pies

Frequently Asked Questions

How to store leftover Halloween pizza?

Leftover pizza will keep in the fridge in an air tight container for up to 2 days. You can reheat it in the oven or the microwave, or just eat it cold. A great addition to the kid's snack plate the next day.

Can you freeze Halloween pizza?

Yes, you can wrap up individual pizza slices and then freeze them. They will keep in the freezer for up to 2 months.

Some Other Halloween Recipes

  • A Halloween veggie tray surrounded by cobwebs and small plastic pumpkins.
    Halloween Veggie Tray
  • Four Babybel Cheese Monsters on a wooden board.
    Babybel Cheese Monsters
  • A pile of Halloween Tortilla Chips next to a Jack O'Lantern.
    Halloween Tortilla Chips
  • Two oranges cut to resemble Jack O'Lantern.
    Jack-O-Lantern Orange Fruit Cups

If you’ve tried this halloween pizza recipe, let us know how you got on in the comments below.
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Recipe

Three Halloween Pizzas next to a pumpkin and some fake spiders.

Halloween Pizzas

By: Dannii Martin
Make dinner super fun this Halloween by making these Halloween Pizzas that kids will LOVE.
5 from 21 votes
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Course: Main Course
Cuisine: British
Prep: 10 minutes mins
Cook: 10 minutes mins
Total: 20 minutes mins
Servings: 6 servings
Calories: 191kcal
Allergens:
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Ingredients

  • 3 Mini cheese and tomato pizza bases
  • 3 Cheese slices - (we used mozzarella)
  • 2 slices Ham
  • 6 Olives

Instructions

  • Make the ghost pizza by cutting out 2 ghost shapes from 2 of the cheese slices and putting the on one of the pizza bases. Use a black olive to make little eyes and finely chop another black olive to spell out boo. Cook the pizza in the oven according to the cooking instructions on the packet.
  • To make the mummy pizza, use the off cuts from the ghost pizza and cut the cheese in to strips to create a mummy face. Use olives to make eyes. Cook the pizza in the oven according to the cooking instructions on the packet.
  • To make the vampire pizza, chop one of the slices of ham in to strips to make the hair, and the other slice to make a mouth with fangs. Use and olive to make eyes. Cook the pizza in the oven according to the cooking instructions on the packet.

Recipe Tips

  • Why not use strips of courgette to make the mummy, instead of just cheese. This is a good way to give the pizzas a veggie boost.
  • Add some extra flavour to the base by spreading over some Homemade Healthy BBQ Sauce or some pesto.

Nutritional Information

Serving: 0.5pizza | Calories: 191kcal | Carbohydrates: 19g | Protein: 10g | Fat: 9g | Saturated Fat: 4g | Cholesterol: 6mg | Sodium: 758mg | Potassium: 27mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 3g | Vitamin A: 16IU | Calcium: 2mg | Iron: 1mg

The nutritional information provided is approximate and is calculated using online tools. Information can vary depending on various factors, but we have endeavoured to be as accurate as possible.

As all appliances vary, cooking times are a guide. Please note that by changing the serving size, the cooking time may also need to be altered.

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Comments

  1. Tayler says

    October 11, 2022 at 5:49 pm

    5 stars
    I made these with the kids over the weekend and they LOVED them! Will definitely be making again for Halloween!

    Reply
    • Dannii says

      October 12, 2022 at 11:23 am

      So happy to hear that you all enjoyed them.

      Reply
  2. kushigalu says

    October 08, 2022 at 7:18 pm

    Totally in love with these Halloween pizzas. Looks fantastic.

    Reply
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