Halloween

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Crispy Monster Treats

A little green food coloring and some sweet and salty snacks transform your favorite cereal treats into a frighteningly festive Halloween dessert.

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Mummy Cupcakes

Let the kids help bring these spooky chocolate cupcakes to life by having them add the red “eyes” and pipe on the “rags.”

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Ghosts on Broomsticks

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Breadstick Bones with Tomato Sauce

Who could resist this adorably creepy twist on breadsticks? Let kids get in on the fun by letting them help roll out the dough and sprinkle with the Parmesan mixture.

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Monster Guacamole

Impress guests with this guacamole that’s shaped into Frankenstein’s monster’s face, complete with a black bean scowl.

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Spooky Brownies

Use store-bought brownies to make these treats in a flash.

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Frankenstein Brownies

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Halloween Candy Carrot Cake

Carrot cake, chocolate cream cheese frosting, and candy all add up to one dynamite cake.

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Freaky Fingers

Serve these creepy fingers at your next Halloween party.

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Jack-O-Lantern Stuffed Peppers

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Mini Mummy Hot Dogs

Everyone’s favorite party appetizer has been transformed into a spooky treat. Wrap these ahead of time and refrigerate up to 2 hours. Pop them in the oven when you’re ready to serve!

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Skull Dippers

Not for the faint of heart, this eerie twist on crudité is served with a super scary dip (don’t worry, it’s just beet juice!).

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Vampire Apples

Balance out all that Halloween candy with this better-for-you snack featuring tart apples and nuts. Just be sure to remove the clove eyes before letting the kids chow down.

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Pimiento Cheese Eyeballs

These creepy peepers will be a huge hit at your next Halloween party. Make them ahead and keep them in the fridge for up to a day before the big bash.

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Black Cherry Punch with Eyeballs

This freaky punch features “eyeballs” made with lychee, a sweet, floral fruit you can find in the Asian products aisle.

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Creepy Bagel Pizzas

Add some spookiness to your Halloween spread with these ghoulish appetizers. They’re so simple and tasty that everyone will want to sink their fangs into them.

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Graveyard Taco Dip

Make your own spooky tombstone-shaped tortilla chips by baking up flour tortillas. Pair them with our Tex-Mex-style 4-layer dip and you’ve got a frighteningly festive addition to your buffet table.

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Skeleton Crudités

For a fun party activity, let kids build their own mini skeletons out of the veggies. Who says you can’t play with your food?