20 Spooky Halloween treats

Dark Chocolate Halloween Cookies make a spooky and tasty treat! The dark as night chocolate cookies are the perfect backdrop for the pumpkin orange candies.

These cinnamon candy apples are a fun treat for Halloween! I include gold leaf to make them super fancy and there is a Halloween themed video showing how to make them!

With a traditional pumpkin pie filling and a spooky and festive crust, this easy pumpkin pie will be the hit of your next Halloween party!

This creepy Halloween cake has a skeleton hand poking from the top making a grab for all the candy! Learn how to assemble this 5 layer chocolate cake and how to colour chocolate icing until it’s blacker than black - guaranteed to spook!

Ghost meringues are a perfect dessert for a Halloween party: easy to bake ahead of time and the recipe makes plenty for a crowd. Turn meringues into ghosts with a few pieces of chocolate. You’ll have fun with these spooky ghost meringues dripping in a scary strawberry sauce.

Harry and his new friend Ron Weasley bond while eating through the Chocolate Frogs and other wizarding candy on the Hogwarts Express while on their way to their first year at Hogwarts. This is one of my favorite moments from the series because you realize that Harry finally has the opportunity to forge the love and friendship that was lacking in his first 11 years with the Dursleys.

 Get spooky this season with yummy Spiderweb Halloween Cupcakes!

These Zombie Brain Halloween cupcakes are going to be the talk of your Halloween party! They’re simple to make and will complete your Halloween tablescape!

These Pumpkin Dirt Pudding Graveyard Parfaits are the perfect spooky fun dessert for fall! Pumpkin pudding, Oreo crumbs, and Milano cookie gravestones make up this Halloween treat.

Sugar cookies with fun Halloween cutouts, filled with hard candy to make “windows.” A beautiful and spooky Halloween treat!

Halloween candy bark is a fun treat that takes minutes to make. Sprinkle leftover Halloween candy over melted chocolate, chill and serve!

This Monster Halloween Popcorn is one of those easy Halloween treats that require only 5 ingredients and a few minutes to whip up

These spooky ghosty cupcakes make Halloween a little cuter and definitely sweeter. A delicious caramel cupcake filled with a dulce de leche centre.

Halloween Chocolate Covered Pretzels are an easy treat to make and enjoy with the kids. Make vampire bats, Frankenstein, mummies, pumpkins, monsters, or all!

Having a Halloween party? You need Ghostly Gooey Dip, a sweet treat for kids of all ages. This easy to make dessert dip is great for parties

Jack-o-lanterns, bats, and coloured sprinkles – oh my! Soft, cake-like gluten-free sugar cookies make the perfect Halloween treat.

Get ready for these fun new Gluten-Free Black Cupcakes! Deep chocolate flavor, in a black velvet cupcakes treat. Perfect for a fancy black-tie party, Halloween, or anytime you want to dare to be different! One bite of these moist chocolate cupcakes and you will be hooked!

These Classic Halloween Graveyard Cheesecake Bites are a take on the most iconic spookiest time of the year—-Halloween. Based with a ‘dirt-like’ Chocolate Graham Cracker crust, filled with a velvety dark purple ‘midnight spooky’ cheesecake, and topped with a black-spider web swirl; while being surrounded by skulls, eyeballs, and grim-like pumpkins; these cheesecake bites are the perfect Halloween treat for the entire family! 

These Healthy Baked Halloween Donuts are a fun and easy way to entertain the kids while making sure they don’t eat too much candy on Hallow’s Eve! I used white chocolate chips to make the teeth on these little monster donuts and protein powder to coat them in white. They are gluten-free, vegan, dairy-free, and totally kid-friendly.

Fun pumpkin mummies are made with puff pastry and pumpkin puree. These are a hit with both young and old and disappear quickly!