Mummy Munch (Halloween Popcorn Mix)

Mummy Munch is the perfect Halloween Popcorn Treat for ghouls and goblins of all ages! Crunchy pretzel nuggets drizzled with white chocolate to look like mummies along with toasted coconut strips, marshmallows, and salty popcorn make this the perfect monster popcorn!

Mummy Munch Hallow Popcorn Mix

It’s time to break out the costumes and scary decorations because Halloween is upon us!

Halloween is my favorite because I am a scary movie junkie. The scarier the better! What makes scary movies bearable? Snacks! 

That is why I am bringing you a spooky snack to eat while watching movies or handing out candy to trick-or-treaters.

Scary movies require salty, crispy, sweet, bite-sized treats to keep your hands busy and muffle the sounds of your screams in the theater.

My Mummy Munch snack mix will do just that! If mummies are the these of the night, check out these Mini Mummy Pizza Dippers, Mummy Pups, and Mummy Oreo Pops.

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Halloween Popcorn Mix (Mummy Munch)

With all the different “scary” or “horror” characters out there, there is no shortage of monsters to name my snack mix after.

When talking about mummies we have to start with the color white. What snacks are white that will taste great in a snack bag? Popcorn, marshmallows, almonds. 

Ok, the almonds are slightly “yellowish” in color but aren’t mummy bandages a little discolored after being buried for thousands of years? The slivered almonds are going in.

Don’t they look a little like bones? I think so!

Ingredients Needed

• popcorn – salty snack
• candy eyeballs – spooky fun candy
• marshmallows – sweet to balance the salty
• almond slivers – nutty and look like bones
• dark chocolate chips – balance out the sweet & salty
• toasted coconut strips – crunchy and look like mummy bandages
• white chocolate covered pretzels – edible mummy pretzels

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How to Make Mummy Munch

First: In a large bowl, combine the popped popcorn, mini marshmallows, almond slivers, candy eye balls, skull and bones candy, and dark chocolate chips.

Second: Make the mummy pretzels. Place the pretzel nuggets on a parchment-lined baking sheet.

Third: Melt the white chocolate in the microwave and place in a zip top bag. Drizzle over the pretzel nuggets to look like bandages. Place two candy eye balls on each one to complete the mummy. Let set.

Fourth: When the Halloween pretzels are set, add to the rest of the candy popcorn mix. Stir to combine. Enjoy or portion out to give as gifts. Now the Mummy Munch Snack Mix is complete!

For the full recipe and detailed instructions, please refer to the recipe card at the bottom of the post.

Tapas Tips & Tricks

• Use regular or peanut butter filled pretzel nuggets.
• If you can’t find the candy eyes, draw them yourself with chocolate or mini chocolate chips.
• Store in an airtight container for up to 3 days.

Salty, sweet, crispy, crunchy, chocolatey, full of mummy parts, and perfect for your Halloween party, your kid’s classroom celebration, or even your officemates at the company costume party.

Whatever the occasion, make some Mummy Munch fast before the mummies come and wrap you up!

A slightly spooky but certainly sweet treat perfect for Halloween, my Mummy Munch Snack Mix is a great way for ghouls of all ages to celebrate.

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This fun and festive Mummy Munch is a Halloween treat that is easy to make and a crowd pleaser!

More Easy Appetizers

• Festive Halloween Snacks
• Halloween Popcorn Balls
• Graveyard Grub
• Wicked Witch Fudge

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