If you don’t want to send your kids out begging for candy this year, bring the sweet goodness to them! Check out these tasty and ghoulishly fun Halloween treat recipes that you can make for them (or better yet, together)!

Fun Halloween Treat Recipes to Make for Your Kids
If you’re looking for healthy Halloween treat recipes, I’m going to warn you up front- you’re in the wrong place. While some of the ideas below are on the healthier side, I basically went for super fun, super sweet, and super-fantastic alternatives to the tasty goodness your kids would find in their trick or treat bag. Hey, Halloween only comes once a year, so I say let kids indulge! They can go back to eating carrot sticks for snacks on November 1st. 🙂
I’m having a bad back pain sort of day, so I’m taking the somewhat lazy approach here. I’m not going to talk about each of the recipes. I mean, you can tell by the pictures whether they appeal to you or not, right? Just click the pictures or the link below them to head straight to each blogger’s website to grab the recipes.
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1. Halloween Mummy Cake Pops

Get the recipe over on Foodal
2. Easy Halloween Candy Bark Recipe

Find this one on Pretty My Party
3.Candy Corn Fudge

Grab the recipe on Crayons and Cravings
4. Black Magic Cupcakes with Mystical Sprinkles

Find this one on Wander Spice
5. Frankenstein Treats

Grab the recipe on Kimspired DIY
6. Pumpkin Apple Pops

Find the recipe over on Raising Whasians
7. Chocolate Spider Cheesecake Cheeseball

Grab this one over on Sweet ReciPEAs
8. Monster Mouths (this one is healthy, paleo, and vegan)

Find the recipe over on Texanerin Baking
9. Halloween S’mores Dip

Grab this one over on Home Made Interest
10. Halloween Ghost Fruit Kabobs (Healthy Treat)

Find the tutorial over on One Simple Party.
11. Peanut Butter Ball Pumpkins and Cats

Get the recipe over on The Monday Box.
12. Dia de los Muertos Sugar Cookies

Another one from The Monday Box, these cookies are actually made for care packages, so they ship well if you want to send them to someone as a special surprise.
13. Monster Brownies

Get the recipe from The Sweet Simple Life
14. Graveyard Candy Apples

Find these fun candy apples over on Easy Cooking with Molly.
15. Jack Skellington Cheese Ball

Get the recipe over on Simplistically Living.
16. Zombie Nachos

Learn how to make them on Shaken Together.
17. Halloween Mickey Mouse Cookies

Find these cute Disney-inspired Halloween cookies over on Cutefetti
18. Monster Halloween Marshmallow Pops

Get the super simple recipe on Recipes from a Pantry.
19. Brimstone Brownies

See how to make them over on The Tiptoe Fairy.
20. Halloween Mummy Oreo Truffles

Find this one over on Cincy Shopper.
21. Halloween Witches Finger Dipped Pretzels

Get this super easy Halloween treat recipe on Live Love Texas.
22. Candy Corn Poke Cake

Learn how to make it on Baking Beauty.
23. Frankenstein Poop Emoji Cupcakes Recipe

See how to make these cuties over on Mommyhood Life.
24. Halloween Trifle

See how to make it on Dancing Through the Rain
25. Caramel Apple Dipping Bar

Get the tutorial over on Homemade and Happy.
See, I even managed to find a couple of healthier options, too!With all of these fun Halloween treat recipes, your kids almost won’t miss begging for candy this year. Almost…
What are some of your favorite Halloween treat recipes to make together?
These are very fun recipes to try with your kids. I will surely be going to try!
These Halloween treat recipes look absolutely amazing! I love that you’ve included a mix of spooky treats – from those adorable mummy cake pops to the creative monster mouths. The Frankenstein treats are particularly cute, and I appreciate that you included a couple healthier options like the ghost fruit kabobs for parents who might want to balance out all the sugar.
I’m definitely bookmarking this page for my Halloween party plans! The chocolate spider cheesecake cheeseball looks like it would be a showstopper, and those graveyard candy apples are both creepy and beautiful. I agree completely with your philosophy – Halloween is the perfect time to indulge in sweet treats, and making them together creates such fun memories with kids.
Thanks for putting together such a comprehensive list of Halloween goodies! The pictures make everything look so tempting, and I appreciate that you’ve linked directly to all the original recipes. Can’t wait to try some of these with my little ones!