Scary Good Desserts for Halloween Night

Get ready for a Halloween filled with sweet surprises that will delight kids and adults! From spooky donuts to ghostly cookies, these desserts are not just tasty but also easy to get kids involved in the fun. Whether you’re hosting a party or just want to add some festive fun to your night, these scary good treats will add to the celebrations!

Nutter Butter Ghosts

Nutter Butter cookies dipped in white chocolate with chocolate chip eyes to look like ghosts. — Image Credit: Dinners Done Quick

Nutter Butter Ghosts are a fun and easy Halloween treat that kids will love. Just dip the cookies in white chocolate and add some candy eyes for a spooky snack. These no-bake goodies are perfect for parties or a quick festive dessert.

Get the recipe: Nutter Butter Ghosts

Witch Hat Cookies

Cookies decorated to look like witch hats. — Image Credit: The Short Order Cook

Witch Hat Cookies are a magical addition to any Halloween party. These simple yet eye-catching treats combine chocolate cookies and candy corn for a festive look. They're quick to assemble and always a crowd-pleaser.

Get the recipe: Witch Hat Cookies

Halloween Chocolate Apples

Chocolate-dipped apple slices with white chocolate drizzle and googly eyes. — Image Credit: Gluten Free Tranquility

Halloween Chocolate Apple Slices offer a twist on candy apples. Dip apple slices in chocolate and decorate with sprinkles for a fun and tasty treat. It's an easy way to add some spooky flair to your fruit.

Get the recipe: Halloween Chocolate Apples

Halloween Chocolate Bark

Chocolate bark with green, purple, black, and orange sprinkles. — Image Credit: Pipercooks

Halloween Chocolate Bark is a quick and easy treat that packs a lot of festive flair. Melt chocolate, add your favorite Halloween candies, and break into pieces for a custom candy creation. It's perfect for gifting or snacking while you watch scary movies.

Get the recipe: Halloween Chocolate Bark

Halloween Cake Pops

Cake pops decorated with black, white, and orange icing with googly eyes for Halloween treats. — Image Credit: Tasty Treats and Eats

Halloween Cake Pops are a versatile treat that can be customized to fit any spooky theme. From simple googly eyes to pumpkins and ghosts, these bite-sized sweets are perfect for parties. They're fun to make and even more fun to eat!

Get the recipe: Halloween Cake Pops

Chocolate Madeleine Mummies

Cookies decorated with white icing to look like mummies for Halloween. — Image Credit: Chocolates and Chai

Chocolate Madeleine Mummies bring a touch of elegance to your Halloween dessert table. These French-inspired treats get a spooky makeover with white chocolate bandages. They're delicious and sure to impress your guests.

Get the recipe: Chocolate Madeleine Mummies

Decorated Halloween Sugar Cookies

A sugar cookie decorated with orange icing and the word boo in script in black icing. — Image Credit: Pipercooks

Decorated Halloween Sugar Cookies are a classic treat that never disappoints. Use this easy sugar cookie recipe and let your creativity shine with spooky designs.

Get the recipe: Decorated Halloween Sugar Cookies

Baked Halloween Donuts

Chocolate-covered donuts decorated for Halloween with colored sprinkles, candy eyes, and pretzels for spider legs. — Image Credit: Haute and Healthy Living

Halloween Donuts are a delightful way to start a spooky day. Decorate store-bought or homemade baked donuts with colorful icing and sprinkles to create fun Halloween designs. It's a simple project that's perfect for getting kids involved in the kitchen.

Get the recipe: Baked Halloween Donuts

Halloween Dirt Pudding Cups

A pudding cups decorated to look like dirt with candy worms on top. — Image Credit: Little Healthy Bites

Halloween Dirt Cups are a classic treat that never goes out of style. Layer chocolate pudding with crushed cookies and add some gummy worms for a creepy-crawly effect. These individual desserts are always a hit with kids and adults alike.

Get the recipe: Halloween Dirt Pudding Cups

Spooky Halloween Graveyard Brownies

A pan of brownies decorated with cookie gravestones and candies to look like a graveyard for Halloween. — Image Credit: Chenee Today

Graveyard Brownies transform a simple dessert into a spooky scene. Top your favorite brownie recipe with cookie "headstones" and candy pumpkins for a fun Halloween twist. It's an easy way to turn a regular treat into something special for the holiday.

Get the recipe: Spooky Halloween Graveyard Brownies

Candy Corn Halloween Pinwheel Cookies

White, yellow, and orange, swirled pinwheel cookies. — Image Credit: Rose Bakes

Candy Corn Halloween Pinwheel Cookies are a colorful addition to your treat table. These swirled cookies capture the essence of candy corn in a buttery, homemade treat. They're as fun to make as they are to eat.

Get the recipe: Candy Corn Halloween Pinwheel Cookies

Witch Finger Cookies

Cookies dyed green and made to look like witch fingers for Halloween. — Image Credit: A Table Full of Joy

Witch's Fingers are a creepy-cool cookie that's sure to get some reactions. Shape cookie dough into fingers, add an almond "nail," and you've got a wickedly good treat. They're perfect for Halloween parties or for giving out a good-natured scare.

Get the recipe: Witch Finger Cookies

Halloween Snack Mix

Snack mix with pretzels and Halloween candy. — Image Credit: Modern Honey

Halloween Snack Mix is a sweet and salty combo that's hard to resist. Combine your favorite cereals, pretzels, and candies for a festive snack. It's great for parties, movie nights, or packaging as a fun Halloween gift.

Get the recipe: Halloween Snack Mix

Mummy Cake Pops

Cake pops decorated to look like mummies for Halloween. — Image Credit: The Best Ideas For Kids

Mummy Cake Pops bring a playful twist to your Halloween spread. These cute treats are simple to make and sure to be a hit. With just a few ingredients, you can create adorable mummy faces that are as tasty as they are charming.

Get the recipe: Mummy Cake Pops