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The 15 Most Creative Halloween Desserts

While it's true you can decorate your food in orange and black, these 15 desserts take the Halloween theme to a whole different level. Keep reading for recipes that are spooky, fun, and in costume!

Halloween Worms: Kids will slurp up these fruit-flavored gummy worms.

Graveyard Cupcakes: I make these cupcakes each Halloween with my daughters and now granddaughter!

Devil's Food Spider Cupcakes: These cupcakes are creepy, right down to their yellow jellybean eyes. Perfect for Halloween!

Sandra Lee's Spider Bites: This spooky Halloween sweet was provided to us by the Food Network star Sandra Lee!

Halloween Crispy Marshmallow Ghosts: These fun treats are very festive without being scary. Children can decorate the ghost's faces to make them personal.

Halloween Slime Punch: This is so good, I even use it for birthdays and showers without the bugs.

Black Halloween Punch: Delicious! As it is with any Halloween punch, a frozen 'hand' adds just the right spooky touch! The combined colors make a delightfully scary look!

Witches' Broomsticks: These maple-flavored broomsticks are guaranteed to melt in your mouth and be a hit with kids of all ages.

Gross Out Pudding: Kids love "gross" on Halloween and this pudding will do the trick for parties. I don't know if it's been done before but it just hit me one day and all the kids got such a kick out of it.

Fudgy Frankenstein Fingers: These edible fingers are tender and fragile -- so handle with care!

Gravedigger's Cake: Let your little zombies grab a shovel and dig in!

Jack O' Lantern Cakes: Brew up a witch's cauldron of fun this Halloween with special spooky treats. This delicious goodie is frighteningly fun to make, so get your little monsters involved.

Monster Munchies: Keep your little ghouls happy this Halloween with these filling snack balls or bars.

Chocolate Cauldron Cups: A chocolate cookie crumb crust is filled with minty pudding in this quick-to-make treat

Butterfinger Eyeballs: Have a fun scare with these candy "eyeballs" at your next Halloween party.

 

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