Spooky Halloween Treats Collection

Can you believe that Halloween is just a couple of weeks away? It seems like it was just the middle of summer and now we are pulling out the sweaters and getting ready for the holiday season. Today I have a heap of Spooky Halloween Treats to scare and thrill your friends and family, and there is plenty of chocolate for all you chocoholics!

From the cutest darn mummies and adorable Frankenstein monsters you’ve ever seen to the gross and ghoulish, there is truly something for everyone in this grouping, both sweet and savory options. Grab a cup of coffee or tea and settle in for some real fun as you wander through these creepy recipes!

Apple Mummies from Shelley of Two Healthy Kitchens

Spooky Halloween Monster Mash Soup from Jenn of Peas and Crayons

Spider Sugar Cookie Bars (top 8 free) from Megan of Allergy Awesomeness

Asparagus Mushroom Scramble Pepper Jacks (Mini Jack O’Lanterns) from Kristina of Spabetti

Spooky Skull Vegan Pot Pies for a Haunted Halloween Dinner from Kathy of Healthy Slow Cooking

Spooky Banana Cupcakes with Chocolate and Coconut from Taylor of Food Faith Fitness

Blood Splattered Cookies from Sheri of Sheri Silver.com

Brain Cupcakes with Red Moscato Wine Shooters from Heather of Hezzi Ds Books and Cooks

Candy Corn Oreo Bark from Roopa of All She Cooks

Chocolate Pretzel Owl Treats from Tammilee of Tammilee Tips

Copycat Almond Joy Candy Bars from Ginny of Vegan in the Freezer

Halloween Chocolate Covered Pretzels from Katerina of Diethood

Creepy Pumpkin Seed Brittle from Renee of Sunday Supper Movement

Cute and Creepy Halloween Treats from Kristin of Iowa Girl Eats

Day of the Dead Skull Pizzas from Cara of Fork and Beans

Easy Halloween Funfetti Cake Mix Donuts from Brandie of Home Cooking Memories

Easy Peanut Butter Mummy Cookies from Kristin of Dizzy Busy and Hungry

Frankenstein Krispies from Megan of Allergy Awesomeness

Ghastly Bark from Manuela of Manu’s Menu

Spooky Purple Potato Eyes with Smoked Avocado Mousse from Kathy of Healthy Slow Cooking

Ghostly Halloween Fruit Dip from Shelley of Two Healthy Kitchens

Halloween Baked Potato Skin Pizzas from Alida of Alida’s Kitchen

Spider Cupcakes for Halloween (GF, Grain-Free) from Erin of Texan Erin

Crazy Eye Cookies for Halloween from Tammilee of Tammilee Tips

Chocolate Creamsicle Ombre Halloween Cake from Jenni of Pastry Chef Online

Halloween Ghosts on Carrot Cake Cupcakes from Sandra of Everyday Southwest

Spooky Lemon Lime Jell-O Ghost Slime Recipe from Amy of Momspark

Miss Dracula Pudding Cups from Abeer of Cake Whiz

Bloody Eyeball Brownies (Paleo, Gluten-Free) from Erin of Texan Erin

Halloween Monster Marshmallows from Emilie of Finding Zest

Paleo Candy Corn Gummies from Vanessa of Plaid and Paleo

Carrot Ginger Quinoa Pepper Jacks from Kristina of Spabettie

Halloween Popcorn from Janette of Culinary Ginger

Skeleton Veggie Platter from Cara of Fork and Beans

Halloween Pumpkin Oreo Cake from Catalina of Peas and Peonies

Haunted Graveyard Rice Krispies Treats from Carrie of The Frugal Foodie Mama

Jack O’ Lantern Grilled Cheese Sandwiches from Katerina of Diethood

Purple Sweet Potato Spice Monster Biscuits (Vegan) from Kathy of Healthy Slow Cooking

Melting Witch Brownies from Angie of Big Bear’s Wife

Mini Monster Chocolate Whoopie Pies with Orange Cream Filling from Melanie of Melanie Makes

Monster Blog Cupcakes from Abeer of Cake Whiz

Mummy Buddies from Sheri of Sheri Silver.com

Paleo Witch Finger Cookies from Taylor of Food Faith Fitness

Spooky Snacks and Healthy Halloween Treats from Jenn of Peas and Crayons

Pressure Cooker Halloween Spider Web Cheesecake from Mary of This Old Gal

Puking Pumpkin Dessert Dip from Carrie of The Frugal Foodie Mama

Pumpkin Bar Edible Mummies with Cream Cheese Frosting from Rachel of Rachel Cooks

Bloody Popcorn with Bones for Halloween from Emilie of Finding Zest

Spider Cookies from Heather of Hezzi Ds Books and Cooks

Spiderweb Sandwich Cookies from Bradie of Home Cooking Memories

Spooky Banana Pops from Vanessa of Plaid and Paleo

5 Healthy Halloween Kids Snacks (Gluten-Free) from Erin of Meaningful Eats

Spooky Gluten-Free Chocolate Cupcakes from Sandi of Fearless Dining

Spiderweb Cookie Cake from Liz of That Skinny Chick Can Bake

Swamp Monster Slow Cooker Jackfruit Gumbo from Kathy of Healthy Slow Cooking

Tipsy Ghostly Guzzles Pudding Shots from Roopa of All She Cooks

Trick or Treat Halloween Martini Drink from Amy of Momspark

Werewolf Cupcakes from Angie of Big Bear’s Wife

Witch Hat Cookies from Kristin of Dizzy, Busy and Hungry

Spooky Halloween Shakes and Sundaes from Heidi of One Creative Mommy

Zoodles with Pumpkin Kale Pesto from Kelly of Tasting Page

Now, wasn’t that a bunch of fun! Almost as great as going door-to-door saying “Trick or Treat” and grabbing a load of candy. With these Spooky Halloween Treats you can give your little ones and party guests a good laugh and delicious bites, making memories and finding new favorites to make year after year. That’s how we create traditions, one recipe at a time. 🙂

 

Gluten-Free Tips:

To convert recipes to gluten-free, substitute with GF ingredients where possible. For baking recipes, use a gluten-free flour blend and use 120 grams per cup of flour called for in the recipe. For anything except cookies, add 1/4 tsp of xanthan gum or 1/2 tsp of psyllium husk powder per cup. They both help avoid results that are crumbly. If you have questions, you can find a lot of information by clicking on the “Gluten-Free” tab at the top of the page and you are welcome to contact me for more assistance.

 

Create a New Tradition Today!

 

Welcome! If you ever need any entertaining or cooking advice, need to alter a recipe for gluten-free, or want recipe suggestions, don’t hesitate to ask. Unauthorized use, distribution, and/or duplication of proprietary material from The Heritage Cook without prior approval is prohibited. If you have any questions or would like permission, please contact me. The suggestions here are not intended as dietary advice or as a substitute for consulting a dietician, physician, or other medical professional. Please see the Disclaimers page for additional details. Thanks for visiting The Heritage Cook!