Pretzel Pumpkins have only 3 ingredients, can be made in 10 minutes, and will soon be your new favorite Halloween candy! Dip mini pretzel twists in orange coating, top them off with a small green candy, and you've got yourself one tasty pumpkin patch. It's simple, but it's so good!
These delicious White Chocolate Ghosts are riding on crunchy pretzel broomsticks for an extra-spooky Halloween candy treat. If you can't find large pretzel rods, you can use lollipop sticks or wooden craft sticks as a non-edible alternative.
These 3-D Stuffed Pumpkin Truffles are glossy chocolate confections filled with a rich, fluffy chocolate truffle mixture, topped with a few Halloween candies and a pinch of sprinkles!
Sweet and gooey, these Candy Corn Popcorn Balls are the perfect Halloween treat! You won’t believe how easy it is to make popcorn balls using melted marshmallows, popcorn and candy corn.
Witch Finger Pretzel Rods are one spectacularly spooky sweet-and-salty treat! It takes just 15 minutes and 4 ingredients to make these ghoulish candies. If you don't want to use almonds painted with food coloring, substituting chocolate-dipped almonds is an easy and delicious swap.
These Pumpkin Spice Truffles are bursting with flavor from pumpkin puree, cream cheese, cinnamon graham crackers, and plenty of spices. The cream cheese flavor isn't overwhelming, but it does give these pumpkin truffles a bit of a pumpkin cheesecake flavor...a definite plus!
These Spiderweb Candies are an incredibly easy Halloween candy, and everyone will love the great taste of salty, crunchy pretzels and smooth, sweet white chocolate. If you don’t want to draw the spider in the middle of the web, you can place a raisin or chocolate chip in the center to represent the spider.
It's easy to create an owl using a cupcake! Just frost the cupcake, turn it upside down, and use halves of chocolate sandwich cookies, some decorator frosting, and an M&M to make the cutest owl face ever.
Cocoa and cinnamon pair with pumpkin to make a moist and rich Chocolate Pumpkin Cake. Frost this flavorful Bundt cake with an orange tinted vanilla icing or dust with powdered sugar.
Bloody Truffles are bloody delicious, but also bloody gross! These cake truffles are skewered with edible icing weapons and painted with food coloring to create scary--yet sweet--Halloween truffles.