Bee-boop, beep beep, be-bop. That’s droid speak for “these cupcakes are so adorable I might not even eat them.” Just kidding, I would totally devour them. This recipe for BB8 cupcakes from Baking Mischief is an adorable choice for May the Fourth, a Star Wars-themed birthday, or any time you want to celebrate the best fandom ever.

If there’s anything that can get a fan to switch allegiances to the Dark Side, it’s these Death Star Oreo truffles from Tastefully Frugal. Packed with chocolatey goodness, this recipe is one of the sweetest ways to pay homage to the Galactic Empire’s strongest weapon. (Before you blow it up from the inside, of course.)

Is there a bigger pop culture symbol of the most recent installments of the Star Wars movies than Poe Dameron’s jacket? You can celebrate the pilot’s heroic role in the films right in your own kitchen when you make Poe’s Jacket Cookies from Baking Mischief.

You may recognize Bantha milk aka “blue milk” as the drink Luke and his aunt and uncle have in A New Hope, or perhaps you’ve had some yourself at Galaxy’s Edge in the Disney parks. It’s an iconic Star Wars beverage you can recreate at home using this recipe for Frosty Bantha milk from Baking Mischief. A scoop of vanilla ice cream makes this concoction float-like; a sweet treat that any fan is sure to enjoy.

In tribute to Luke’s OG droid and BFF, these R2D2 treats from A Sparkle Of Genius are absolutely precious. They’re ding dongs dipped in a confectionery concoction of powdered sugar and egg whites with perfectly piped icing on top to recreate the look of R2D2’s facade.

Can’t you just picture yourself sipping from a mug full of white hot chocolate with Stormtrooper marshmallows, snuggled up on the couch with your Baby Yoda throw blanket and C3PO slippers, watching The Empire Strikes Back for the 59th time? Thanks to this Star Wars recipe from The Cookie Rookie, you can do just that the next time the mood to re-watch (arguably) the best film in the franchise strikes.

I’m a sucker for some salsa, but a salsa with a punny Star Wars name, well, that’s just downright irresistible. From Tastefully Frugal, Han salsa is made with a blend of tomatoes, onions, cilantro, and mor that’s mild, but still zesty enough to please Jedi’s young and old.

I cannot get over how cute these Baby Yoda deviled eggs from The Super Mom Life are. Can you guess what gives them the green color? If you guessed avocados, right you are, young padawan. Peppercorn eyes and snow pea ears complete this tasty appetizer, perfect for a Star Wars movie marathon or a re-watch of The Mandalorian.

Zip and zoom through the galaxy with these Tie Fighter Oreo pops from blogger Ashlee Marie. (I know there are a ton of Oreo recipes here, but they’re dark, so it works.) These easy-to-make pops are the tastiest treats this side of Tatooine.

While there may be some hard feelings as to the role Qui-Gon Jinn, Jedi Master extraordinaire, played in Anakin Skywalker’s entry into the world of the Jedi (because we all know how that ended), there’s no denying his place in the franchise. To that end, these Qui-Gon Jinn-Ger snaps from Big Flavors Tiny Kitchen have an adorable moon-shaped cutout showcasing a layer of apricot jam between two cookies.

If you have a set of Star Wars cookie cutters you’re itching to use (or want to invest in some), this recipe for brownie roll out cookies from Lovin From The Oven is a fantastic choice. The rich chocolatey brown dough works especially well for helping the details in the cookies stand out. Pile these up on a platter the next time you want to impress a gaggle of galactic fans.

No party is complete without a platter of nachos, but when that party is a Star Wars-themed party, this recipe for Baby Yoda Nachos from Little House Big Alaska is exactly what you need to impress fans of the franchise. Less of a recipe, and more of a how-to guide for assembling The Child from The Mandalorian, you really can’t go wrong here. And just look at those pepper ears!

This recipe for BB8 muddy buddies from Ashlee Marie puts a Star Wars-themed twist on the classic party mix. Dotted with orange, black, and grey candies to give it the same look as the droid it’s named after, this sweet snack is sure to be a hit with fans of all ages. Pro tip: pack it in clear treat bags to hand out at the next Star Wars birthday party you host.

To pay homage to the one-and-only princess-turned-general during any Star Wars celebration, this recipe for Princess Leia Oreo truffles from The Cookie Rookie is spot-on. Super easy to put together, the mini Rolo candy buns on these chocolate-covered confections are just incredibly charming.