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To make indentations that resemble the lines of a pumpkin, press a wooden skewer on top of sugared cupcakes, spacing evenly. Finish these easy-to-make Halloween treats with pretzel-stick stems. A drizzle of melted strawberry jam takes these Halloween cupcakes from spooky to truly scream-worthy!
If you only try one new Disney Halloween sweet this year, it has to be the Chocolate & Matcha Churro at the Willie's Churros cart inside Disney California Adventure. To make your own, add about a ¼ cup unsweetened cocoa powder to this classic churro recipe. But this one is oh-so much better and unique with Oreo-esque crumbs, strawberry sauce, and a matcha cream cheese buttercream. The gummy creepy crawlies are cute, too, but this matcha drizzle is the stuff of dreams. And it's actually the perfect slime green color for Halloween. Kids will love decorating these cute and vibrant Halloween brownies.
Gluten-Free Vegan Mummy Rice Krispies Treats
Disneyland's macaron game has been seriously strong this year, and the new Oogie Boogie Macaron is the most over-the-top yet. Neon candy-covered cupcakes are the perfect resting place for this skeleton cookie family. Dry slices of clementine in a low oven and dip in chocolate for a homemade sweet that beats out super sugary Halloween candy. These sweet and salty candy filled pretzels are a scary good treat everyone is sure to love. No Halloween party is complete without rice cereal treats.
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.
7 layer Spider Dip
Decorated to look like candy corn, these rice cereal treats are a must at your Halloween celebration. Halloween and Fall should be synonymous with baking and crafting at home. There’s just something about pumpkin spice being in the air that makes you want to pull out your apron and grab your whisk. Well if this is you here are 13 scary delicious Halloween treats to make at home for you to either enjoy with a movie night or to have at a party. This gluten-free vegan Halloween ghost cake is made with a chocolate sponge, luxurious chocolate buttercream, and poached pears that double as ghost cake toppers!
A self-taught cook who grew up reading cookbooks for fun, Vanessa lives and breathes the challenges faced by busy everyday cooks to get dinner on the table. Swap peanuts for pistachios in this homemade hack of one of Halloween’s favorite chocolate-covered candies. A Halloween staple, homemade candy corn delivers a singularly satisfying one-two punch of flavor and texture. Make your own homemade sour gummies with our simple guide to creepy, crawly candy. Save the seeds from pumpkin carving to make this sweet, spicy, and crunchy fall candy. If you dare … try black cocoa powder for this spooky surprise-inside sweet with a crushed Oreo cookie frosting.
Cocoa Candy Dipped Caramel Candy
Who knew that clementines could double as the cutest pumpkin treats? They’re also the healthiest snack on this entire list, since they’re just made of clementines and celery sticks! If you’re looking for Reese’s peanut butter cup brownies, you’ve met your match! This delicious recipe also uses Reese’s Pieces to decorate some haunting faces. If you’ve ever dreamed of your food staring back at you, this recipe will surely delight .
Either way, the popcorn-and-candy snack hints that a wayward crone has passed these parts, casting a colorfully crazy spell on your party. Adorable chocolate-covered cherry mice are a fun, Instagram-worthy treat for Halloween gatherings and bake sales. Find cute Halloween treats perfect for parties, including homemade Halloween candy, mini cakes, bars, treats on a stick and more goodies. Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa has a trio of "Hocus Pocus" cupcakes with clever icing that looks just like the Sanderson sisters' iconic hairdos.
Classic Pumpkin Pie with Fall Leaf Pie Crust
Sweet, ripe fall apples are dunked in gooey caramel, then dipped into melted white chocolate, and finally decorated with a creepy skull design. Made them up to a week ahead, storing covered in the fridge. This sweet treat is devilishly edible and great for those chocolate lovers. 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.
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.
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.
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.
This decadent creation is full of sugar and “yum” in every bite, and the drip effect is the ultimate final touch to give it that perfect Halloween-y effect! Chances are, it’ll turn out so beautiful, your guests may be scared to take that first slice. You'll need only three ingredients to make these cute and clever little treats, and you don't have to be a little kid to like them. Wendy says, "These were a big hit at my teenage son's Halloween party." Vanessa Greaves is a Senior Editor at Allrecipes with nearly two decades of experience helping home cooks gain confidence in the kitchen.
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