These 20 Halloween sweet treats will be perfect for your Halloween party table and are fun to take to school for a great Halloween snack.
Halloween is such a fun time of the year. Both young and young at heart seem to get into the mood when this holiday rolls around.
Most are sweet treats, but I’ve included a few savory Halloween recipes too.
These are Halloween sweet treats your whole family will enjoy
These Halloween inspired treats would be fun to serve at a Halloween cookie swap. See my tips for hosting this type of party here.
From chocolate mocha mummy cookies and Krispy Crunchy Bones to wicked witch baked potatoes, the mood is to add a bit of spooky fun to meal times, party times or anytime! Join me as I round up the my favorite Halloween sweet treats.
You won’t need to entice your kids to eat this healthy snack! It’s super fast and easy to prepare. All you need are sliced apples, some peanut butter and a few mini marshmallows to make these spooky monster mouth apple snacks.
Looking for a ghoulish Halloween sweet treat? These Rice Crispy Treat Zombie brains will spook your party guests big time. Get the recipe on Rick a Bam Boo.
These adorable mummy cookies are made with instant coffee granules. The grown ups will love them! See the recipe at Pillsbury.
Mummies not only make tasty cookies, but they make an impressive Halloween costume too. Find the tutorial in our list of DIY adult Halloween costumes.
If you want to scare your guests silly, try these Halloween bloodshot eyeball cookies from Creations by Kara.
Get out the bat shaped cookie cutters and have some fun decorating these spooky cookies. See the recipe at Pillsbury.
Making bat shaped cookies is a perfect choice for the holiday, because bats are one of the symbols of Halloween!
This Halloween monster candy corn popcorn from The Jenny Evolution makes the perfect Halloween party snack. Get the recipe here.
These are not sweet, but would still be loads of fun on your Halloween party table. Get the wicked witch potatoes recipe at Taste of Home.
These hot dogs are cut in half and then wrapped in crispy phyllo pastry for a fun party snack. Get the recipe at Food Network.
Use up your left over Halloween candy to make these adorable owl cookies. They are as much fun to make as they are to eat.
Looking for some more fun Halloween dessert ideas? Try one of these sweet treats.
Witch Finger Halloween Cookies.