3 Halloween Drink Recipes
Halloween is the perfect time to play with colour and presentation. These three bubble tea recipes are eye-catching, fun for customers, and easy for your team to prepare.
Vampire's Kiss
This drink looks dramatic with its blood-red rim and sweet litchi flavour.
Ingredients
- 200ml hot water
- 36g litchi powder (3 scoops)
- 12g creamer (1 scoops)
- 50g lychee popping balls (1 scoop)
- 15-30ml honey syrup (1-2 ladles)
- Red food colouring
How to make it
Mix hot water with litchi powder and creamer, then shake with ice. Dip the rim of the serving cup in honey mixed with red food colouring. Add popping balls and pour in the tea.
Raspberry Nightmare
Deep red raspberries and a blue-tinted rim. This bubble tea looks bold and unusual. The jasmine tea base keeps it light while the raspberry syrup adds a strong flavour.
Ingredients
- 200ml jasmine tea
- 60ml ladles raspberry syrup (4 ladles)
- 50g pomegranate popping balls (1 scoop)
- 15-30ml honey syrup (1-2 ladles)
- Blue food colouring
- Fresh raspberries
How to make it
Shake jasmine tea with raspberry syrup and ice. Dip the serving cup rim in honey mixed with blue food colouring. Add popping balls, pour in the tea, and finish with fresh raspberries.
Poison Apple
This drink combines Apple Sidra with cranberry and pomegranate syrup for a sharp, fruity taste. Topped with fresh fruit, it looks striking on any counter.
Ingredients
- ½ can Apple Sidra
- 30ml ladles cranberry syrup (2 ladles)
- 30ml ladles pomegranate syrup (2 ladles)
- 50g pomegranate popping balls (1 scoop)
- 15-30ml honey syrup (1-2 ladles)
- Red food colouring
- Fresh apple slices
- Fresh pomegranate pieces
How to make it
Stir Apple Sidra with cranberry and pomegranate syrup. Dip the cup rim of the serving cup in honey and red food colouring, then add popping balls. Pour in the drink, top with fresh fruit, and seal. Add ice if you want to serve it cold.
Summary
These recipes aren’t complicated, but they make a big impact. The colours, toppings, and little Halloween details like dyed rims and fresh fruit turn standard bubble teas into drinks that feel seasonal and fun. They’re simple to prepare, easy to train staff on, and give customers something new to get excited about during October.


