Halloween Treats

Halloween Treat Tips

Treats to Eat

• Halloween treats are about more than just candy.  Take the extra step and serve delicious treats, such as caramel apples, home-baked cookies and/or decorated cupcakes, at your next Halloween party.
• Get the kids involved!  Boo Cups are simple treats to make with your kids.  Or, kids will love helping you decorate our fabulous Ghosts in the Graveyard dessert.
• Ghastly Goblin Grins make a festive after-school snack that kids are sure to love.
• Consider our appetizer math when you're planning your Halloween party.  And don't forget to mix a few sweet bites along with the savory treats.
• Sometimes, all it takes is a creative garnish to make an everyday snack even more special.  Our Leggy Spiders use OREO CAKESTERS Snack Cakes for the spider's body and licorice for the legs.
• Need even more ideas? Our Halloween Center, Halloween Cupcake page, and party menus for kids and adults are guaranteed to get you on the right track.

Treats to Give

• Check your school's policy on snacks. Some don't allow homemade foods at all, and others ban foods containing common allergens, such as peanuts.
• Wrap our Creepy Eyes Crispy Balls (Add Link when available) in clear cellophane bags for a fun party take-home treat or lunchbox surprise.
• Fun packaging can transform a food gift from good to great. Look at craft stores for Halloween-themed cellophane bags, treat boxes and ribbon.
• Save those special homemade treats for people you know—most non-commercially packaged items will be thrown away by concerned parents if handed out to trick-or-treaters.
• Our OREO Caramel-Dipped Apples are perfect for Halloween-themed gifts. They look like expensive, store-bought caramel apples, but are simple enough to make at home!
• Use candy-coated sunflower seeds to decorate Chocolate Haystacks to resemble little monsters. Made with BAKER'S Chocolate, JET-PUFFED Miniature Marshmallows and PLANTERS COCKTAIL Peanuts, they're frightfully good!