10 Simple and Sweet Halloween Treats
Halloween is this coming Saturday, and what better way to solve your sweet tooth than baking (and then eating) some desserts! These recipes are very user-friendly and make perfect treats for your Halloween house or apartment parties. They're even great to pass out as an alternative for candy if you have trick-o-treaters knocking at your door.
Rice Krispie Pumpkins
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These pumpkins are quick, easy, and fun to make! Definitely perfect for Halloween, but a great treat that can be reused any time during the fall season.
Get the recipe here.
Pull Apart Graveyard Cupcakes
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Cakes and cupcakes are a must at any party, so why not go for both with these cupcakes that are decorated to look like a whole cake, Halloween style. These cupcakes are easy to share with your friends and allow you to let you to be as cute or spooky as you'd like!
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Creepy Cake Pops
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And if you don't like cake pops either, try these Frankenstein marshmallow pops. The green will add some color to your table, and the marshmallow heads are surprisingly mess free.
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Dracula's Dentures
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Besides Frankenstein, another classic monster is Dracula! With chocolate chip cookies and marshmallows, this creative treat is a combination that can't go wrong.
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Bat and Cobweb Cookies
© Martha Stewart
What's a dessert bar without any decorated cookies! These bat and cobweb cookies have that spice of detail to make everything on the plate look more put together.
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Gooey Monster Eye Cookies
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These cookies are so soft they will make you feel like you're actually sinking your teeth into someone's eye. (Just kidding!) Use any food coloring you want to add some color to your palette.
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Trick-or-Treat Cookies
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What's Halloween without some surprise! You'll definitely surprise anyone who bites into these cookies as each one holds a mystery treat. Put whatever you want inside and dare your friends to try their luck!
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Spider Bites
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The most famous bug of Halloween- the spider. Use your traditional chocolate covered pretzels and give your friends a tasty shock by putting these all over the tables to eat.
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Caramel, Chocolate, and Candy Apples
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When I think witches, I also think of apples so...if you have some time on your hands, try making these sweet apple treats! Or, if time isn't in your hands, they sell simplified versions at most supermarkets (and, of course, at Bart Mart).
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I hope this list inspires to take out your apron and indulge in your sweet tooth for this year's Halloween!
