Whether you’re hosting the neighborhood kids before trick-or-treating or simply looking for ways to add extra excitement to your little one’s day, you can’t go wrong with a Halloween-themed drink. Few things are as frighteningly fun as scooping a bubbling green punch from a witch’s cauldron or finding a pair of "eyes" peering back at you from the bottom of your juice glass. With these recipes, it’s easy to serve up spirited sips from breakfast to dinner—and every other Halloween occasion in between. One of our favorites? An oh-so-chocolatey cocoa after a long night of walking door to door. This method for tempering chocolate will give you smooth, shiny hot cocoa bombs; just be sure to use good-quality, bittersweet chocolate with at least 70% cacao. When you’re ready to serve them, add the gooey cobwebs and candy eyes—then prepare for everyone to scream with delight!

This cauldron may not be filled with slimy toads, bat wings and dragon scales but it sure looks like it! The secret to this delicious potion’s bubbly appearance? Scoops of green tea ice cream!

This punch (a creepy version of a classic rickey) is a refreshing drink for kids after trick-or-treating. They won't be able to keep their eyes off it!

Made with lemon-lime soda, sports drink and fresh lime juice, this ghoulish green brew is perfect for party-goers of all ages.

Nothing's better on a dark and stormy October night than a mug full of this extra-dark hot cocoa. Black cocoa powder gives the beverage its intense color and rich flavor. To give your cocoa mugs a frightfully fun Halloween touch, dip the rims in melted semi-sweet chocolate and cover them with orange and black nonpareils.

Looking for a delicious drink to serve for Halloween? We’ve transformed a standard Shirley Temple into a spooky, drippy mocktail perfect for trick or treaters — gummy eyeballs included. You can also add gin or vodka for the adults in the crowd — see the Cook’s Note for the perfect amount.

This bright green punch adds a fun, fizzy pop of color to your Halloween spread—sweet, citrusy and perfect for sipping between spooky snacks.

One sip of this bubbling blend of lemonade, fruit juice and soda and you'll be spellbound!

Hosting a vampire bash? Greet your guests with a cup of punch that's perfectly blood-red, thanks to grenadine.

Katie layers creamy coconut sorbet, orange soda and yellow sanding sugar for a dreamy float that's dressed just like one of our favorite Halloween candies! What could be more fun than that?

Give the littlest ghouls and goblins a fright with this nonalcoholic punch. Cranberry juice and red punch give the crowd-pleaser its horrifying color.

Black cocoa has little natural acidity, an impossibly black as midnight color and a rich chocolate flavor that tastes just like your favorite cream sandwich cookies (because it’s in that cookie too!) These three elements are ideal for making a very chocolaty but not bitter drink that’s scary enough for Halloween but tasty enough for any day.

There's no need to add booze to this ghastly punch. The mix of pineapple juice and lemon-lime soda is sure to please. Some powdered lime gelatin ups the flavor and gives this punch it's green tinge.

This punch bowl may look gruesome, but those floating eyeballs are really sweet and delicious lychee fruit — with blueberries tucked inside!