How to make Mickey Mouse Mummy Brownies for Halloween
Make Mickey Mouse Mummy Brownies with this easy Halloween recipe! A spooky, fun treat kids love & parents can whip up fast for parties, dessert or movie nights.

Halloween treats don’t have to be hard or messy. You know those recipes that look like they take hours but actually only take a few minutes? Yep, this is one of them. Mickey Mouse Mummy Brownies are the perfect mix of spooky and cute. And honestly, who can say no to a brownie shaped like Mickey? Not my kids, that’s for sure.

What Are Mickey Mouse Mummy Brownies?
These are simple brownies with a fun twist. You bake a regular pan of brownies, cut them out with a Mickey cookie cutter, and then decorate them with frosting so they look like little mummies. 👻
They’re perfect for a Disney-loving family, but also just a great Halloween dessert idea when you want something easy but festive. No tricky decorating skills required. If you can squeeze frosting out of a pastry bag, you can make these.

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Ingredients You’ll Need
Here’s what you’ll need to whip these up:
- 1 box brownie mix (plus ingredients it calls for, usually eggs, oil, and water)
- 1 tub vanilla frosting
- 1 Mickey Mouse cookie cutter
- 1 pastry bag or plastic baggie (this Piping Tip works well for bandages)

That’s it. Seriously, so simple. Shop everything I used to make these brownies by clicking on the images below:
How to Make Mickey Mouse Mummy Brownies
Let’s break it down step by step:
- Prepare the brownie mix according to the box directions in a large mixing bowl, stir until combine. Pour brownie batter into a 9×13 prepared pan. Or feel free to use your favorite brownie recipe Bake in oven until set, usually 25–30 minutes, or until a toothpick in the center comes out clean.
- Once done, run a paring knife along the sides of the pan to loosen the brownies.
- Place a wire rack over the pan, use potholders, and flip the baking dish over so the brownies come out onto the cooling rack.
- Put a cookie sheet on top and flip again so the brownies are right-side up.
- Use your Mickey cookie cutter to cut out shapes. (Pro tip: snack on the scraps while you decorate or save for the kiddos 😉).
- Scoop frosting into a pastry bag. Snip the end with scissors so you have a medium tip opening.
- Pipe frosting across each brownie in a zigzag motion or in horizontal lines so they look like mummy bandages or wrappings.
- Optional: Add candy eyes if you have them for extra cuteness.
- Serve and watch them disappear faster than you can say “boo!”






Where to Serve Halloween Mummy Brownies
There are so many fun places to take fun Halloween treats:
- School Halloween parties (kids love them!)
- Disney-themed movie nights 🍿
- Family Halloween dinners
- Fall bake sales
- Trick-or-treat night snack tables
- Just a Tuesday afternoon, because why not?

Fun Variations
Want to change things up a bit? Try these ideas to spice up Mummy Halloween Brownies:
- Use chocolate frosting instead of vanilla for a darker, spookier look.
- Add candy eyeballs to make them extra “alive.” 👀
- Switch out the Mickey cutter for another shape like pumpkins, ghosts, or bats. Even a gingerbread man shape would work for making these easy Halloween desserts.
- Try homemade brownies instead of a box mix if you have the time.
- Use white chocolate drizzle instead of frosting for a thinner mummy wrap. Just melt white chocolate chips in the microwave. Then drizzle melted chocolate over the brownies.

Can They Be Stored or Made Ahead?
Yep! These brownies keep well. Store them in an airtight container at room temperature for 2–3 days.
If you want to make them ahead, bake and cut the brownies first. Then wait until the day of serving to add the mummy frosting so it stays fresh and doesn’t get smudged.
You can also freeze undecorated brownie cutouts for up to a month. Just thaw, decorate, and serve. Easy peasy.

Common Questions About Mickey Mouse Mummy Brownies
Can I make these without a Mickey cookie cutter?
Yes! You can cut them into squares or use any cookie cutter you have on hand.
Do I need a pastry bag?
Nope. A zip-top bag with a corner cut off works just fine.
Can I use homemade frosting instead of store-bought?
For sure. Buttercream works great if you want a richer taste.
What if my brownies crumble when I cut them?
Make sure they’re fully cooled before cutting. You can even chill them in the fridge for cleaner cuts.
Are these kid-friendly to help with?
Absolutely. Kids can help pipe the frosting or stick on candy eyes. Just expect some messy fingers.

Mickey Mouse Mummy Brownies Recipe
Equipment
- Pastry Bag
- Mickey Mouse Cookie Cutter
Ingredients
- 1 Box Brownie Mix Prepared as Instructed
- 1 Tub Vanilla Frosting
Instructions
- Prepare brownies as instructed on box.

- Bake until set, or toothpick inserted in center comes out clean.

- Once done, take paring knife and going around side of pans to loosen, then take a cooling rack and cover top.
- Using pot holders flip out onto cooling rack.
- Place a cookie sheet over the brownies and flip again so the brownies are right side up.
- Cut out brownies using a Mickey Mouse cookie cutter, set aside.

- Spoon frosting into pastry bag and cut small/medium tip off of bag.

- Then pipe on the mummy ‘wrappings’ in a horizontal fashion.

- Continue with all the brownies.
- Serve and enjoy!
Notes

Conclusion
Mickey Mouse Mummy Brownies are the perfect way to bring some Disney magic into your Halloween season. They’re quick, festive, and guaranteed to make kids smile. Plus, they’re way easier than they look and full of Halloween spirit.
So grab a brownie mix, a little frosting, and your Mickey cutter, and let’s make some spooky treats! 🎃👻

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More Disney Halloween Ideas:
- Pumpkin Mickey Mouse Paper Plate Craft
- Mickey Mouse Face Pumpkin Carving Stencil
- Lighting McQueen Pumpkin Carving Stencil
- Jack Skellington Pumpkin Carving Stencil
- Bluey Pumpkin Carving Stencil
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