31 Scary Good And Super Easy Halloween Treats

Staying in for Halloween this year? Transform your table into a haunted culinary adventure, with these spooky and insanely easy Halloween treats. Get into the spirit of the season with snacks that stare back.

If you’re short on time, not to worry. Most of these easy Halloween treats look fancy, but can be prepared quickly. These types of recipes are perfect for getting the kids involved as well. So, what are you waiting for? Go eat, drink and be scary!

Creepy, Savory Snacks That Are Easy Halloween Treats

Move over pumpkin, you’re not the only star this Halloween! From a scary cauliflower skull and cucumber jack-o-lanterns to jalapeno popper mummies, give your veggie platter a terrifying makeover this season. If you’re feeling extra gross, carve up a guacamole-spewing pumpkin.

No need to stop there, though. There are plenty more easy Halloween treats that you can serve up as appetizers. While you’re at it, whip up a batch of deliciously rotten deviled eggs, ghoulish mummy dogs or a taco dip spiderweb complete with its very own spider to add to the ambiance.

31 Scary Good And Super Easy Halloween Treats

Halloween Skull Veggie Platter from Vegan Mom Blog
Healthy Halloween Pasta Salad from Simple Sandwich
Halloweeño Jalapeño Popper Mummies from The Hopeless Housewife
Deliciously Rotten Deviled Eggs from Parenting Chaos
Halloween Hot Dog Mummies from Simply Happy Foodie
Shredded Chicken and Rice Stuffed Peppers from Everyday Jenny
Halloween Taco Dip from The Tipsy Housewife
Pumpkin Guacamole from I Wash You Dry

Boo-tiful Snack Boards For Easy Halloween Treats

Snack and grazing boards are all the rage these days. A relative of the more formal charcuterie board, these scary easy Halloween treats can be made with fruit, cookies, crackers, cheese, breakfast treats, candy and more. Though they may look intimidating at first glace, don’t be afraid of trying one of these bewitching boards this month. Just pile on whatever colorful treats you’d like—you literally can’t go wrong!

Halloween Charcuterie Board by Jennifer Maune
Pumpkin Snack Board from Kelly Elko
Halloween Candy Charcuterie Platter from Honestly Yum
Spooky Snack Board by The Baker Mama
Halloween Snack Board from Cerriously
Spooky Halloween Snack Board by Lindsay
Halloween Meat and Cheese Board from Sugar and Charm
Halloween Snack Dinner by Foxes Love Lemons
Harvest Charcuterie Board from No. 2 Pencil
Halloween Skeleton Candy Charcuterie Board by Kara’s Party Ideas

Dreadful Desserts That Make Delicious and Easy Halloween Treats

Desserts are some of our favorite easy Halloween treats to create. The beauty of it is you don’t even need to slave in the kitchen for hours. Think about it, adding a set of eerie eyeballs to cookies, donuts, truffles or fruit gives your dish an instant Halloween-style upgrade. (Go ahead and try it, we’re watching!)

There are plenty of options to simply “dip and decorate” as well. Think marshmallows, strawberries, Oreos and pretzels. Just dunk in chocolate candy melts and add some frosting flair and themed sprinkles to make your creation come alive.

Chocolate Covered Halloween Pretzels by Like Mother Like Daughter
Halloween Monster Oreos from Sizzling Eats
DIY Spooky Vampire Donuts by Hip2Save
Halloween Oreo Balls from Chelsea’s Messy Kitchen
Worms and Bugs Halloween Candy Bark by Living Locurto
Chocolate Covered Apple Kababs by Home Made Interest
Halloween Marshmallow Pops by My Baking Addiction
White Chocolate Strawberry Ghosts by Made it. Ate it. Loved it.
Halloween Pretzels Three Ways from Butter with a Side of Bread

Easy Halloween Treats For Getting Your Witches Brew On

Boil and bubble, toil and trouble! Every Halloween meal could use a good haunted potion to go along with it. Mix up a batch of your favorite witches’ brew using the inspiration below. Adding gross gummy worms, floating frozen hands and realistic eyeballs made of lychees definitely lend a terrifying touch. For slightly less scary easy Halloween treats for your littles, prep some easy orange Fanta floats with jack-o-lanterns sketched on the outside of the cup.