Spooky Halloween Treats

Creepy and delicious treats for little ghouls & boys.

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Forked Eyeballs

These scary-good Halloween treats, prepared and eaten on the same fork, begin with a doughnut hole dunked in white chocolate.
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Goblin Feet

Your children can probably imagine what actual goblin feet would taste like. (Dirty socks stuffed with cheese? Moldy tapioca pudding?) Luckily, these cookies are infinitely more tasty.
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Night of the Living Bread

Your kids can play Frankenstein chefs as they assemble a set of weird and wacky mini-pita faces for party snacks.
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Squashed Guts

These horrible hors d'oeuvres are just squash and tomato sauce, which means they're actually (shh!) healthy.
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Funny Bones

Bleached white bones never tasted so delicious. This recipe originally appeared in Ghoulish Goodies, by Sharon Bowers.
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Gingerbread Skeletons

Dress up your gingerbread people as skeletons with this Halloween treat.
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Frankenstein's Jell-O® Monster

When made of Jell-O®, this creature isn't such a frightful fellow. He is, however, a wee bit jiggly -- and sure to make your children giggly.
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Cheese-Finger Food

These cheesy monster digits fit the bill for Halloween.
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Edible Eyeball Treats

These creepy peepers are a cool snack to serve Halloween party guests.
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Goblin Grins

These little creatures are a great way to get your kids to eat a couple vegetables.
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Frozen Frog Eggs

The scariest holiday of the year calls for chilling fare -- and these frosty pops fit the bill.
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Swamp Juice

This sweet, bubbly drink looks like something scooped up from a deep, dark bog and makes a great Halloween party beverage or spooky after-dinner treat.
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Monster Toes

These monster toes will be a hit at your next Halloween party.
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Brain Cupcakes

Here's a treat to put you in a Halloween mind-set.
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Batty Cupcakes

Here's a frightfully good surprise that your kids will really want to sink their teeth into.
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Creepy-Crawly Cupcakes

When it comes to worming your way into little tricksters' good graces, this treat takes the cake.
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Creepy Cupcakes

These sweet spooks are horribly appealing to boys and ghouls.
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Hairy Daddy Longlegs Cupcakes

This creepy crawler of a cupcake is popular with web slingers of all sizes.
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Potato Skin Ghosts

Directions for making a fun Halloween party food.
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Edible Eyeballs

Your Halloween guests will do a double-take — and then gobble up — these quick and healthy Halloween party appetizers.
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Scrumptious Skeletons

Turn chocolate cupcakes into a Halloween treat that will tickle your funny bone.
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Pizza Mummies

Disguises aren't just for Halloween. Surprise your family with these dressed-up, spooky-looking snacks any time of year.
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Rotten Apple Punch

Most kids won't eat a worm unless that worm is gummy. So we put them in this "rotten" punch to make it extra yummy.
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Sweet Monster Cupcakes

Scare up a delightfully creepy Halloween confection.
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Sweet Skull

Partygoers will get a scream out of this playful treat.
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