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Pile the cupcake high with buttercream and enjoy this Halloween treat. This dairy and gluten free sweet, spooky treat is sure to be a hit. Looking for a fun treat your guests can get involved in making? These jack-o-lantern floats are perfect for a kids party and will definitely get your guests excited. Just add your favorite Halloween candy to the simple Rice Krispy and you have yourself a festive, fun dessert that looks like you spent hours making. Applesauce keeps these miniature apple cakes moist and flavorful without adding fat.
Looking for a sweet treat that brings you back to your Halloween snack sack? These dairy and gluten free sweet treats are sure to satisfy. It's still hot and you don't want to turn on the oven, try these no bake yummy treats. This fall, cool, treat is one you don't want to miss. These ice pops combine yogurt and fresh fruit for a healthy, satisfying treat. They only call for five ingredients, too, making them one of the easiest Halloween treats you can ever find.
Spider Web Cake
Make them up to two weeks ahead, storing in the fridge, for a terrifyingly tasty party snack. Get kids involved in helping you assemble fun, no-bake candy spiders that look creepy, but are made of favorite candy flavors. 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.
The crust mixture is pressed into paper muffins or cupcake liners and put laced in a muffin tin. Once they are cooled, they are cut into squares and dipped into black frosting for the hair. Then, top each one in more frosting and dip it in chocolate!
Pumpkin Bars
When it comes time to wrap the mummies in chocolate, let the kids help out for a fun holiday craft. Why choose between creamy caramel and decadent chocolate when you can have both with these delicious Cocoa Candy Dipped Caramel Candy Apples. These candy dipped apples are perfect for Halloween treat tables and are sure to be hit at your haunted party. Dip your favorite, fresh apples into Wilton Light Cocoa Candy Melts candy, and then add marshmallows, graham crackers and mini chocolate chips.
It’s especially tasty on top of thick, fudgy brownies. 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. Little witches and warlocks are sure to love these fun cauldron donuts! Sweet and chewy candy corn popcorn balls are unbelievably easy to whip up for a last-minute Halloween treat.
Chocolate Chip Spider Cookies
Take these in for a festive office treat or to your next Halloween party! You can make your favorite brownie recipe or use a box mix to whip up a pan of brownies. Some people don’t enjoy candy corn for Halloween, but I think it’s great.
And you'll love to serve them and hear the giggles. If you're a real candy connoisseur, you might like to make these in candy molds for fancier gummy candy. This chocolatey fondue will be a hit at the party. Cut the pound cake into bone shapes or other fun shapes to fit your movie party theme.
Peanut Butter Zombie Eyeballs
Tasty little pumpkin bites are great for a crowd because you can whip up a big batch in no time at all. They are also simple to make ahead of time and serve fresh out of the fridge. Monster bark is quite literally the easiest Halloween dessert on the planet!
But ‘Fat Witch’ refers to the bakery they come from, not the brownies themselves. It couldn’t be simpler, and it’ll give you a total chocolate overload. There’s a monster mouthful of sweetness in every bite. When you add a candied pumpkin beside them, you can hang it up. You’ve given up on frightening and moved right into adorable. When she’s not at work, she enjoys baking and DIY projects.
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Add a gummy worm to this little treat for some Halloween fun. These festive Red Velvet Cobweb Cupcakes are as delicoious as they are detailed. Try this easy recipe made with a premade pastry sheet.
You can make these with store-bought cupcakes or some you whip up simply from a boxed cake mix. These easy witch hat cupcakes utterly bewitch you! Chocolate cupcakes are topped with half an Oreo cookie to serve as the hat brim, and then a chocolate kiss makes up the pointed top of the witch hat.
Need a last-minute dessert to bring to a Halloween party? They start with a brownie mix, so they're super simple to make, and look great on your dessert table. You don't even need to turn on the oven to make these sweet and salty spiderweb candy treats. All that's needed to create them are a bag of crunchy pretzel sticks, some melted white chocolate, and semi-sweet chocolate chips. They set in 10 minutes in the fridge, for a fantastic last-minute Halloween party snack.
