Mermaid Themed Recipes for a Magical Party Table

Grab a mermaid tail cookie cutter and a couple colors of royal icing, because it’s time to get baking. These mermaid cookies look super fancy, but aren’t tough once you get the hang of them.

Here is the cake for anyone who ever watched a cake maker on T.V. grab a spatula and make a perfectly smooth cake with zero effort. This mermaid cake is wavy and wild on purpose, so no ridiculously perfect icing skills are required.

This drink is loaded with tropical vibes and colors, perfect for a mermaid theme. And why should kids have all the fun? Blue Curacao and pineapple juice give it that lovely green shade.

Load some popcorn with Mermaid-inspired swirls of color for an under-the-sea treat. Add in some chocolate shells in the same colors to really take this… what’s the word? Oh yeah, popcorn, to the next level.

Mermaid munch is a fun snack mix with all sorts of pretty goodies included. But the jewel in the crown has to be the adorable pink princess goldfish crackers.

These mermaid bait bars were first spotted in a small bakery in New Brunswick, so they must be the real deal. This gluten-free option provides a sweet treat to any diet-conscious mermaids out there.

Adorable mermaid cookies are a deep sea blue color that looks so inviting. But the real stars are the chocolate shells and mermaid tails, made from silicone molds and candy melts.

These delicious mermaid milkshakes look like a feeding frenzy is going on. They are packed to the gills with sweet treats, and that’s not even getting into the fabulous milkshake under all the décor.

Here’s a fun spin on the princess cake trend that’s taking over, where a Barbie doll is frosted into a cake “dress.” This one takes things a step further, turning her into a proper mermaid.

Mermaid dip is a wild conflagration of colors and shapes, just covered in sparkle. There’s whosits and whatsits galore, sure to grab the attention of any passing mermaids.

Look, we all know the real reason Ariel was so eager to touch dry land is because donuts get too soggy under the water. These mermaid donuts are simple, even for the baking-challenged, and still taste amazing.

Blondies are the lighter side of brownies, and taste so very good. These mermaid blondies take an already great treat, and up the wow factor just a little bit more.

Freakshakes are a wild trend in desserts which involves piling almost any other dessert one can comprehend on top of a milkshake. This one is loaded up with colors inspired by the Little Mermaid cartoon.

This brilliantly simple recipe is such a cute mermaid themed treat for kids. Mix blue Jell-o with Nerds candy and an edible mermaid tail for a dessert that shows life really is sweeter under the sea.

Combine donut holes with a few other things to make a magical little dessert. They look like mermaids diving under the water, surrounded by sandy beaches.

Cupcakes are always a good idea, regardless of what’s going on. But topping them with a mermaid tail splashing away by the beachside just makes everything that much better.

Rice Krispie treats are royalty in terms of themed desserts, because they are perfect for shaping and dipping. These mermaid tail treats have all the colors down, and a cookie cutter is all you need to get that perfect tail shape.

These clam shell cookies are too cute for a mermaid to skip, and they’re super easy to make. Be sure to look for tips on what cookies to buy to save money and baking time.

This sugar cookie dip isn’t just a dip for sugar cookies, it’s actually made of them. The mix goes right into the dip, and then top with loads of mermaid sprinkles.

Just like the ocean, this mermaid bark is loaded with surprises just below its surface. The wild colors cover up crunchy pretzels and sweet Oreo cookies.