If there’s one thing Smurfette knows how to do, it’s creating the ultimate potluck spread. With the Smurfs making their big-screen return on July 18, it’s time to go full-blue and serve some seriously smurfy bites. And, this isn’t your average recipe collection… We’re talking whimsical, colorful, village-approved treats that look straight out of a fairy tale!

We’ve rounded up six smurfy showstoppers that are equal parts magical and munchable. They’re so good, even Papa Smurf might ask for seconds (or thirds). From simple yet addictive Snack Mix Clusters to fun and whimsical Smurfs Village Sweets Board, this lineup is bursting with color, charm, and nostalgic flair. Whether you’re planning a Smurfs watch party or just looking to add a little blue magic to your table, these recipes are guaranteed to dazzle your inner Smurf and your tastebuds! 

No matter which recipe you try, these smurfy bites are guaranteed to be the hit of any village gathering. So grab your apron, turn up the movie, and let the BLUE-tiful feast begin!

Smurfs Village Sweets Board

Difficulty: Easy • 1 Board • Total Time: 30 Minutes

Ingredients:

• 2 cups buttercream, in various colors
• 4 cupcakes, unfrosted
• ¼ cup white chocolate chips
• green cake crumbs
• Pocky stick cookies
• Chocoroom cookies
• graham cracker crumbs
• marshmallows

Directions:

1. Color the buttercream in pastel tints, making extra blue. Pipe four piles of frosting in whatever colors you choose on a sheet of parchment. Smooth into cones.
2. Stick white chocolate chips into the frosting, point side down, to look like spots on a mushroom. 
3. Add a piece of Pocky stick cookie to each cone near the top to look like a chimney, then freeze for 15 minutes.
4. Transfer each frosting “roof” onto a cupcake to make Smurf houses! Add a cardboard door to the bottom, then arrange on a tray.
5. Using the remaining ingredients, build a village scene on the tray, using green cake crumbs as grass, graham cracker crumbs as a path, and blue buttercream to create a river. Add Chocoroom cookies and marshmallows in the “grass,” then serve and enjoy!

Smurf-fry

Difficulty: Easy • 1 Burger • Total Time: 10 Minutes

Ingredients:

• 1 blue hamburger bun
• 1 hamburger patty, cooked
• 1 slice American cheese
• 1 slice mozzarella cheese
• pickle slices
• French fries, cooked
• edible paint

Directions:

1. Using edible paint and a fine paintbrush, draw Smurfette’s face on the hamburger bun. 
2. Assemble the burger, adding the patty, American cheese, and pickle slices, and place in the center of a big plate.
3. Cut the slice of mozzarella into the shape of a Smurf’s hat. Place it at an angle near the top of the burger.
4. Arrange the french fries around the burger to look like Smurfette’s hair.

Snack Mix Clusters

Difficulty: Easy • 6-8 Servings • Total Time: 10 Minutes

Ingredients:

• ¼ cup blue candy melts, melted
• 2 cups yogurt covered pretzels
• 2 Tbsp unsalted butter
• 2 cup mini marshmallows
• 2 cups popcorn
• 1 cup blue M&Ms

Directions:

1. Arrange the yogurt covered pretzels in a single layer on a parchment lined baking sheet. Drizzle with the candy melts to create a striped pattern.
2. Add the butter and mini marshmallows to a large bowl, and microwave in 30 second increments until fully melted.
3. Stir in the popcorn, pretzels, and M&Ms. 
4. Roll the mixture into 3” balls, and let set before serving.

Smurf Cake Pops

Difficulty: Hard • 1 Serving • Total Time: 30 Minutes

Ingredients: 

• 2 Tbsp cake pop dough
• 2 Smarties candies
• 1 peanut M&M
• 1 Tic-Tac
• blue candy melts, melted
• white candy melts, melted
• edible paint

Directions:

1. Shape the cake pop dough into an egg, and insert a stick.
2. Add the Smarties to the sides for ears, the Tic-Tac in the center for a nose, and the peanut M&M at the top for the hat. Place in the freezer to set for 5 minutes before continuing.
3. Fully submerge the cake pop in blue candy melts to cover completely. Let set, then dip only the top in the white candy melts to give the Smurf their hat!
4. Once firm to the touch, use edible paints to draw a face on the Smurf.

Smurf Village Stacks

Difficulty: Easy • 1 Serving • Total Time: 5 Minutes

Ingredients:

• 1 strawberry, top removed
• 1 mini powdered donut
• 1 Tbsp white candy melts, melted
• ½ chocolate square
• 1 candy pearl
• 1 Pocky stick cookie

Directions:

1. Place the strawberry on top of the mini donut, point-side up. 
2. Pipe small spots of white candy melt on the strawberry to look like a mushroom.
3. Add the chocolate square to the base to look like a door, attaching a sugar pearl as the doorknob.
4. Insert a Pocky stick cookie into the berry to be the chimney, then enjoy.

Smurf Snack Board

Difficulty: Easy • 1 Board • Total Time: 10 Minutes

Ingredients:

• 1 bunch radishes, tops removed
• 2 tsp blue spirulina
• 1 cup hummus
• crudite vegetables
• chips

Directions:

1. Insert an apple corer through the base of a radish, stopping halfway. Remove the corer, then roll the center of the radish along a knife. This will remove a chunk of radish, leaving what looks like a mushroom cap and stem!
2. Using a clean clay carving tool, cut out spots on the remaining red part of the radish to look like a mushroom.
3. Combine the spirulina and hummus.
4. Arrange the radish “mushrooms,” blue hummus, vegetables and chips on a large serving tray, and enjoy.