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10 Spooky-Cute Halloween Crepe Ideas You Need to Try This October

Sep 17
3 min read

Halloween in Chicago is not only about costumes and candy corn. It is also the one month of the year when dessert gets permission to be a little dramatic, and at Crepe Nation Express, we think crepes are the perfect canvas for it. A crepe is thin, foldable, and endlessly customizable, which means it takes to Halloween styling better than almost anything else on a fall menu. Below are ten spooky-cute crepe ideas you can order this October, all built from the same fillings and sauces already on our Build Your Own CWP menu.


1. The Caramel Apple Crepe



Nothing says autumn in Chicago quite like caramel and apple together, and our Apple Caramel crepe leans into that combination with apples, caramel, and cinnamon sugar folded into a warm crepe and finished with whipped cream. It tastes like a caramel apple from a fall festival, minus the stick.


2. Nutella "Spiderweb" Crepe'



Order our Pluto crepe, made with cream cheese, Nutella, and strawberry cake crumbs, and ask for the Nutella drizzled in a web pattern across the top. It is a small styling request, but it turns a familiar favorite into a Halloween-ready dessert for your table or your feed.


3. Black-and-Orange Berry Crepe



Our White or Dark Chocolate Berry crepe already combines strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries with a chocolate sauce. Choosing dark chocolate over white creates a black-and-red palette that reads as Halloween without any artificial dye.


4. Tiramisu "Graveyard" Crepe



The Tiramisu crepe on our Signature CWP menu comes with strawberries, Nutella whipped cream, and tiramisu cubes. The cocoa-dusted cubes resting on top of the whipped cream naturally resemble little tombstones scattered across a graveyard, which makes this one of our most requested seasonal orders once people notice the resemblance.

5. Oreo Stack, Reimagined as a "Black Cat" Crepe


Our Oreo Stack layers two chocolate crepes and one vanilla crepe with Nutella and whipped cream. Stacked and viewed from the side, the dark-light-dark pattern echoes a black cat's coloring, an easy visual for anyone building a themed dessert table.


6. Cream Cheese "Mummy" Crepe

Ask for extra cream cheese drizzle in thin strips across a folded crepe, left slightly pen at one end. The effect resembles a wrapped mummy, and it works especially well with our Strawberry Cheesecake crepe, which already includes cream cheese and strawberry cake crumbs.


7. Fruit Loop Stack for a Candy-Bowl Look

The Fruit Loop Stack combines two green-flavored crepes and one red-flavored crepe with fruit loops, cream cheese, strawberry, and whipped cream. The bright, candy-like colors make it a natural fit for a Halloween candy theme without a single piece of actual candy.


8. Banana "Ghost" Crepe

Thin banana slices, cut and arranged on top of a folded Sweet crepe, take on a rounded, ghost-like shape once dusted with powdered sugar. It is one of the simplest ideas on this list and one of the easiest to recreate at home if you are inspired to try it before visiting us.


9. Cloud 9 "Monster Mash" Crepe

Our Cloud 9 crepe already combines peanut butter, Oreo, banana, and Nutella into one loaded dessert. For Halloween, we like to call it the Monster Mash: a little bit of everything, thrown together, and somehow it works.


10. Powdered Sugar "Ghost Dust" Crepe

Sometimes the simplest option is the best one. Our Powdered Sugar crepe, finished with a lemon or maple syrup drizzle, looks like it has been dusted with ghostly fog once the powdered sugar settles. It is a lighter option for anyone who wants Halloween styling without a heavier dessert.


Try These Halloween Crepes in Chicago

All of these ideas start with items already on the Crepe Nation Express menu, which means you do not have to wait for a limited-time seasonal item to enjoy them. Stop by our Chicago location this October and build your own spooky-cute crepe, or order ahead for your Halloween party. Follow us for updates on any limited seasonal specials we add as the holiday gets closer.

 
 
 

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