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The total prep time is a whopping five minutes, but the finished product is something to scream for! This also makes for a creative gift to pop in a few gift bags and give away as Halloween treats. For ‘Coco‘ Krispies Treats , check out these colorful creations with their own twist. They’re Halloween Rice Krispies treats that are also perfect for Día de los Muertos celebrations, and the kids will have a blast decorating their own faces on each one.
Kids will love helping to decorate them with colorful candy corns, mini marshmallows, and chocolate chips to form a Halloween-worthy version of a s'mores brownie. Get kids involved in helping you assemble fun, no-bake candy spiders that look creepy, but are made of favorite candy flavors. All you need is some black string licorice, milk chocolate chips, crispy rice cereal, mini marshmallows, and M&Ms to form these easy, tasty "spiders".
White Chocolate Ghost Strawberries
Chill for 30 minutes on a baking sheet in the fridge for a great grab-and-go Halloween snack that keeps up to two weeks. A Mickey crispy rice bar is one of the ultimate, have-to-have treats any day at Disneyland, and for Halloween, it's getting a witchy Minnie twist. You can find it at the Candy Palace in Disneyland Park. These also travel and pack well if you're looking for a sweet souvenir to take home. It's fairly easy to make these at home with this World's Best Rice Krispies Treats recipe, a Mickey-shaped cookie cutter, cookie icing, and colored sugar. For the Minnie witch hat, this chocolate mold already has a bow in the design or you could use candy to decorate.
Use a candy mold to create the candy skeletons, before laying them to rest in chocolate coffins, atop a dirt bed of Oreo cookie crumbs. Prep them up to several weeks ahead, storing in airtight containers, for the ultimate Halloween party hostess gift or dessert table topper. Sweet and chewy candy corn popcorn balls are unbelievably easy to whip up for a last-minute Halloween treat. Just melt together marshmallows, popcorn, and candy corn, and form the mixture into balls. Get them ready up to a week ahead, for a munchable you can enjoy during scary movie marathons.
Halloween Treats To Make At Home
These candy dipped apples are perfect for Halloween treat tables and are sure to be hit at your haunted party. Sweets on sticks not only add color and dimension to your sweets table, they’re also fun to eat! These mini donuts are decorated using Candy Melts candy, then placed on a stick for easy grab-n-go snacking. These cute and spooky gluten-free ghost cupcakes are perfect for Halloween! These super easy cupcakes are also vegan, allergy-free, and perfect for kids. Chocolate-covered graham crackers are delicious Halloween treats that are simple to make, with melted chocolate, candy eyes, and sprinkles.
All you’re going to need to do is make a peanut butter sandwich and cut the sides off to make the shape of the coffin. You can jazz it up by writing RIP on it with a fine tip icing bag and strawberry jam. There are so many "Nightmare Before Christmas" goodies at Disneyland, but the coolest is hands down this haunted wreath at the French Market in Disneyland Park. To make it at home, just follow this Raspberry Linzer Cookie recipe, decorate with these corn flake wreathes, and add icing eyes and teeth.
Halloween Peanut Butter Cookie Cups
Halloween treating should start first thing in the a.m., with a tasty slice of chocolately pumpkin bread. Give popcorn a sweet green twist by adding matcha powder and confectioners' sugar. These candy dipped apples are sure to bring smiles to any Fall celebration. If you’re a fan of salty-and-sweet, you will love these ooey gooey salted caramel turtle cups. This evil-looking skull is the perfect creepy Halloween treat. And lastly with our brownie roundup, these are delicious, spooky brownies fashioned into mummies!
Inspired by Hocus Pocus, these are delicious Halloween brownies with the cutest twist that make them ideal for gifts and for any festive parties. These are no-bake Halloween cake pops that are so simple and delightful to make for any gift or party. Planning a Halloween get together or just looking for a spooky Halloween snack for the kids?
Ghostly Chicken & Pepper Pizza
Package it in a cone-shaped gift bag to really give the feel of candy corn! The kids will love how cute this lightweight treat turns out. These skeleton pretzel cupcakes are a decadent chocolate delight in every bite (even the skeleton bodies are made of white chocolate-covered pretzels)!
Use purple, orange, yellow and teal buttercream to ice your pumpkin-shaped brownies, then let the kids go crazy with adding various candy eyeballs. Dress up your cupcakes in lovely pastel shades with these Candy Ghost Halloween Cupcakes. Top your favorite chocolate cupcake recipe with pastel buttercream and sparkling sugars, then use Bright White Candy Melts candy to create these whimsical floating ghosts. This cute tower of mini donuts is a fun treat for Halloween morning.
They set in 10 minutes in the fridge, for a fantastic last-minute Halloween party snack. Make them up to two weeks ahead, storing in the fridge, for a terrifyingly tasty party snack. There's tons of haunted happenings over at Disney Springs, Disney's outdoor shopping center.
Top the frosting with chopped-up candy bars or other candy pieces to give them some Halloween flair. Turn these into fun Halloween treats for kids by letting everyone ice their own uniquely-striped or spotted feline. You need only three ingredients to make these delightfully spooky Halloween candy bars.
Little witches and warlocks are sure to love these fun cauldron donuts! Made using Green Sparkling Gel and green chocolate candies, these candy-coated mini donuts are sure to be a sweet start to your Halloween celebration. These are the perfect recipes for those who also don’t want to overdo it on the Halloween candy this year, but still want in on festive and fun treats. These delicious muffins are unlike anything you’ve ever tasted, and they’re the perfect desserts or snacks to serve at any Halloween party. These innovative ideas for decorating bat, spider, and pumpkin cupcakes are bone-ticklingly cute! All of these designs require minimal basic ingredients and can be changed up based on your imagination and creativity.
Kids can help make these as well, and the finished products are so adorable, you may not even want to devour them. Here’s another festive version of Halloween bark, using M&Ms, sprinkles, pretzels, AND white chocolate. And what a perfect way to turn ordinary hot dogs into something kid-friendly and spook-tacular. All you need to whip up this delicacy is puff pastry, wieners, egg wash, mayo, and black seeds (for the eyes!) – a simple recipe that anyone will have fun with. From mummies to worms, spiderwebs to tentacles, this cupcake list covers almost every Halloween creature and theme you can think of.
Mickey-shaped pumpkins are officially up on Main Street, U.S.A. and that means it's time for all the Halloween-themed treats. And this year, the desserts are even more over-the-top — from a cappuccino with creepy crawlies at Disneyland to 90s villain throwbacks at Disney World. If you can't make it to either coast this year, don't fret. We've figured out a way to Frankenstein some of these creations at home with our recipes plus gadgets you can buy online.
Turn these classic treats into spooky and silly faces that are perfect for any Halloween party. This pumpkin spice chex mix is the perfect sweet and salty snack to give friends and family this Halloween. It will last at least a week in a sealed container or bag, so they can be packaged in advance and keep you organized during one of the most popular occasions of the year.
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