20 Fun Food-Themed Costumes You Need this Halloween
One for you, one for your kiddo — and don't forget your pet!
Forget trying to recreate the perfect princess costume or trying to nail pretty much any character from your favorite TV series this Halloween. Instead, step up your dress-up game with a fun food-themed costume. The best part? No one will be asking, "So, what are you?" the whole night. Oh, and you'll have that costume contest in the bag.
Add some serious spice to your Halloween party by dressing up as this fiery bottle of Sriracha.
Celebrate everyone’s favorite mystery meat with this hilarious costume. Whether you wear it to your office Halloween party or while trick-or-treating with the kids, something tells us you'll be hamming it up all night long!
Your pooch is going to look soy cute when you dress them up as an adorable piece of sushi.
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Turn the most important meal of the day into a fun ensemble costume with this 4-piece tunic set. Each one comes with an egg, pancake, waffle and bacon design, so you and your squad can easily transform into your very own "Breakfast Club" (minus the weekend detention, of course!)
Pay homage to your favorite take out dish by dressing up as a cheeky carry out container this Halloween. Not only are you sure to turn heads, you're also guaranteed to have leftovers that'll last you all the way until next year.
Celebrate wine o'clock all day with this outrageous boxed wine costume. It even comes with its own built-in nozzle, so don't be surprised if everyone thinks the next round of drinks is on you — literally!
If you and your S.O. love avocado toast, this is the couples costume for you! With its bright colors and 3D design, it's sure to be a winner with foodies and non-foodies alike.
Babies are the most fun to dress up at Halloween because they can't protest at all. So if you want to make your baby the sweetest little ear of corn there ever was, have at it.
This turkey hat is our vote for the most-minimal-effort-required costume. Stick it in your bag and anytime someone gives you lip for not wearing a costume, pop this baby on.
If you can make a baby round and fluffy, you should. This cotton candy costume is squeal-inducing and pairs nicely with a package of popcorn.
Fruity, sparkly outfits are rich for pup parades on All Hallow's Eve. Grab a pineapple for your pretty little princess. Bonus points if she keeps the hat on.
Get straight at what Halloween is about with a candy costume. This one calls itself a "Candy Fairy" getup — or as we like to call it, "I'll Be Up Way Past Bedtime."
If your little one is a donut lover, indulge them this Halloween with a sprinkle-covered plush costume. It's easy to pop over any outfit, or if it's a chilly night, a coat.
For kids that like to keep it sweet instead of scary, go for a gumball machine costume. The real balls on the top turn what could be an unremarkable outfit into a killer one.
Why not combine two of the sweetest things around — your kiddo and a cupcake treat — for the perfect food-themed costume? The cherry-on-top headband is good enough to eat.
Car hops stopped serving up fries and a shake decades ago, but you can live out your fantasies of being a rollerskating waitress in a retro outfit like this on Halloween.
If there is ever a time to be a bit too on-the-nose with your Dachshund's garb, it's October 31st. Honestly, any short dog like this Corgi can pull off the hot dog look like the very good girl or boy they are.
Toddlers probably won't do a whole lot of trick-or-treating, but it is most assuredly worth taking your pre-candy eater out just so people can see how cute she is as a strawberry!
There has been baby-sized version of this peapod costume around for years, and that is what makes this adult sized one so hilarious. Something about a full grown person showing up in a peapod really is wonderfully silly.
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