Scare Up These Halloween Treat Recipes

It’s that time of year when you have free reign to frighten family and friends with yummy little concoctions. We’ve rounded up some favorites, listed here from easiest to more complicated, to spook your guests in a good way! Mummy Hot Dogs First up are some adorable mummified hot dogs. Simply wrap store-bought crescent rolls […]

It’s that time of year when you have free reign to frighten family and friends with yummy little concoctions. We’ve rounded up some favorites, listed here from easiest to more complicated, to spook your guests in a good way!

Mummy Hot Dogs

First up are some adorable mummified hot dogs. Simply wrap store-bought crescent rolls around hot dogs and add mustard or ketchup to create mummy eyes after baking. It’s an easy-to-grab appetizer that’s also kid-friendly and can be prepped in advance.

Frankenguac

This is the mad scientist project you’ve been waiting for – and it’s a fun one to have kids help customize. Blue tortilla chips arranged as monster hair? Yes! It’s a Frankenstein twist on classic guacamole that’s elevated with fresh cilantro and lime juice.

Spider Deviled Eggs

In this Halloween take on the retro appetizer, black and green olives become tiny spiders perching spookily atop each egg. Bonus: All your goblins get a healthy dose of protein with this snack.

Candy Corn Crispies

A fun twist on the popular marshmallow and rice cereal dessert. This version is layered with orange and yellow food coloring to resemble the iconic candy. These treats are an ooey-gooey addition to any Halloween gathering.

Halloween Candy Bark

Who doesn’t love an easy bark recipe? This one features white chocolate and is packed with Halloween-themed candies, sprinkles and pretzels for some crunch. It’s also customizable and perfect for sharing with a large crowd.

Ghost Cupcakes

These spooktacular cupcakes are rich and chocolatey, getting a flavor boost from brewed coffee. White frosting is piped on and adorned with mini chocolate chips to resemble ghost eyes.

Jack O’ Lantern Cake

It’s a showstopper dessert with a toothy grin! You’ll save some time by starting with a cake mix. The layered cake is shaped and decorated to resemble a jack o’ lantern, and then topped with an orange marshmallow cream frosting.

Brain-Shaped Gelatin Mold

Get the attention of your guests with this realistic brain-shaped gelatin. The gross factor will be off the charts! While this version contains alcohol, you can easily trade out the peach schnapps for juice or water.

Ready to scare up some goodies? Try out one of these Halloween treats – whether you’re looking for something easy and fun or something more complex and hauntingly impressive.

Michel Smith

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