Candy Dipped Strawberries

Use candy melts in various colors along with strawberries to make your favorite Halloween characters.

Ghost Cookies

You don’t need to do much to make these – the base is peanut butter sandwich cookies.

Boo Scotti

Make standard biscotti Halloween friendly by adding a cute ghost face.

Spooky Pancakes

This is a fun one for the kids on Halloween morning – who doesn’t love ghost pancakes?

Swirl Cookies

These cookies are so bright and awesome, I’d almost rather just look at them than eat them.

Dracula Donut

Making these scary donuts is as simple as using fake Dracula teeth and some candy.

Pretzel Patch

If you have pumpkin lovers in your family, they’ll eat up these cute pretzel treats.

Candy Corn People

These cute little marshmallow people wear candy corn suits, and are so easy to pop in your mouth.

Monster Pops

It takes a little patience, but you can make these monster lollies yourself with various types of candy.

Franken Cupcakes

Frankenstein is typically green, and that is why you use colored cones for this recipe.

Mummy and Monsters

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a cuter family of Halloween monsters! These guys were made wtih sugar cookie dough and royal icing.

Pumpkin Cakes

Use regular cake mix and food coloring to make these fun and edible characters.

Frankenstein Brownies

Kids can help you decorate this treat, which is just regular brownies decorated with colored frosting and candies.

Sleeping Skeleton

If you know how to pipe icing, you’ll just need a skeleton and casket pan to make this cool cake.

Spider Webs

These spooky spider cupcakes are really easy to make – and I love the web technique.

Trick or Treat

These cookies hold either a trick or treat inside – depending on which one you choose.

[via DIY Candy]