These Nutter Butter Mummies are cute and fun Halloween-inspired treats coated in melted almond bark and decorated with chocolate mummy stripes with candy eyes.
Add these Nutter Butter Mummies to a party charcuterie board, add them to lunch boxes, or nibble on them throughout the holiday season as a sweet treat that’s sure to put a smile on your face.
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❤️ Why you'll love this recipe
- These Nutter Butter mummies are so easy to make with just four ingredients.
- They’re a fun alternative to the more gruesome and spooky-looking treats for Halloween!
- Get the kids to help you assemble these Nutter Butter mummies - it’s a great way to include them in Halloween party preparations.
These creative and cute Nutter Butter Mummies will add great decoration to the table while providing a delicious treat. Double the recipe when serving a large crowd.
🛒 Ingredients
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Note: The full list of this recipe ingredients with their amounts and options are listed in the recipe card below.
🗒 Instructions
Note: This is an overview of the instructions. The full instructions are in the recipe card below.
- Melt the almond bark in a microwave-safe dish for 20 seconds and mix.
- Repeat this process until all of the bark is melted smooth.
- Place the nutter butter cookies into the melted bark and use tongs to press them down into the melted bark until one side is coated.
- Once coated, remove the cookies and place them on the side without melted bark onto the parchment paper.
- Repeat this with all the Nutter Butter cookies and allow them to cool completely for 10 minutes.
- Melt the white chocolate chips in a microwave-safe bowl for 20-second intervals and mix until the chocolate chips are completely melted.
- Spoon the melted white chocolate chips into a plastic storage bag. Cut a small hole or poke a hole in the corner of the bag depending on how thick you want the mummy stripes.
- Pipe the white chocolate over the cookies in a back and forth zigzag pattern to create the look of a wrapped mummy.
- Complete the mummies by adding two candy eyes per cookie.
🔪 Equipment
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You’ll need the following items to make this recipe successfully.
- microwave safe bowls
- tongs
- parchment paper
- food safe plastic storage bag
🤔 FAQs
These are the questions we are most frequently asked about making holiday Nutter Butter cookie recipes.
Yes, they do! There are many varieties of Nutter Butters these days.
The flagship Nutter Butter that resembles an oversized peanut shell is still the bestseller. Other varieties of Nutter Butter have emerged over time, such as rectangular sandwich Nutter Butters and fudge-covered Nutter Butters.
Unfortunately, no. These sandwich cookies are loaded with sugar and are quite processed too. That said, they aren’t any more unhealthy than most sandwich cookies sold on the market these days.
Yes! The ingredients used to make commercial Nutter Butters are essentially vegan.
👩🏻🍳 Tips
- One standard package of candy eyes will usually allow you to make about 30 cookies, so you may need to buy a second package, especially if you plan on making more cookies or have the kids helping you.
- Keep your hand dry when applying the candy eyes; otherwise, they can smear.
- Use craft tweezers or tongs to help you place the candy eyes on the cookies with accuracy.
- A Ziploc bag can also be used instead of a piping bag.
- You’ll need to apply the candy eyes while the melted chocolate drizzle is still slightly wet so that the candy eyes stick to the cookies. If the candy eyes fall off, add some extra melted chocolate to the back of the candy eyes and stick them back on.
- If you plan to freeze these treats, remember that the freezing and thawing process can cause the candy eyes to smear.
📚 Variations
- I’ve used almond bark in this recipe for coating the Nutter Butter cookies as it melts into a smooth consistency without the need for oil. If you decide to use white chocolate chips, you may need to mix in some oil so that you don’t get any lumps in the mixture.
- For gluten-free Halloween cookie mummies, use gluten-free cookie sandwiches. Unfortunately, Nutter Butter cookies are not gluten-free.
- You can also make these mummy-style cookies with different cookies such as Oreos or homemade sandwich cookies.
- You can use black frosting instead of candy eyes to make the eyes of these cookie mummies.
🥫 Storage
Store these Nutter Butter Mummies in an airtight container or Ziploc bag in the fridge for up to 2 weeks. You can also freeze these cookies for up to one month.
Remember that the longer these Nutter Butter Mummies are stored, the softer they will become.
📗 Related Recipes
Making easy Halloween snacks and treats like these Nutter Butter Mummies can be great! Why not add this Halloween Pizza to your meal preparations over the holidays?!
Get inspired for Fall by baking these Pumpkin Spice No Bake Cookies or Butter Pecan Cookies.
🍽 Serve with
Enjoy these Nutter Butter Mummies with your favorite hot beverage like a pumpkin spice latte. They can also be added to a Halloween-inspired charcuterie board with other holiday-themed sweet and savory treats.
📞 Chiacchierata (chat)
The holidays are one of my favorite times to express creativity in the kitchen and feed the ones I love the most!
These adorable Nutter Butter Mummies are quick and easy to make and can also be used to keep the kids busy helping you assemble them. While the spooky and gruesome Halloween recipes have their place, I’ve had a load of fun making these light-hearted treats for a change.
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📝 Recipe Card
Nutter Butter Mummies are incredibly easy Halloween-inspired chocolate-coated cookies decorated with melted white chocolate chip stripes and candy eyes. This holiday treat requires minimal ingredients or effort. This is the perfect activity to enjoy with your children. They'll have a great time making spooky mummies.
Another family Halloween project the family will love making is our adorable Halloween Cocoa Krispie Spiders. There not only yummy but such a fun rice krispie treat.
If you love this recipe please give it 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.
📖 Recipe
Halloween Nutter Butter Mummies
Equipment Needed
Ingredients
- 32 Nutter Butter Cookies 1 package
- 24 ounces Almond bark
- 1 cup White chocolate chips
- 64 Candy eyeballs
Instructions
- Melt the almond bark in a microwave-safe dish for 20 seconds and mix. Repeat until all the bark is melted.
- Place the nutter butter cookies into the melted bark. Use tongs to press to fully coat the cookies.
- Remove the cookies and place the side without melted bark onto the parchment paper. Allow the bark to completely cool for 10 minutes.
- Once the bark is completely cooled melt the white chocolate chips in a microwave dish for 20 seconds and mix.Repeat until all the chocolate chips are melted.
- Carefully spoon the melted white chocolate chips into a plastic storage bag. Cut a small hole or poke a hole n the corner of the bag depending on how thick you want your mummy stripes to be.
- Pipe the white chocolate over the cookies in a back and forth zigzag pattern to create the look of a wrapped mummy.
- Complete the mummies by adding two candy eyes.
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