They're a snap to make so the kids can even help whip them up before gobbling them up.

Easy Appetizer: Cheesy Eyeballs Who knew creamy mini cheeses, olives and a little food coloring could look so creepy yet taste so yummy?! Fill up your party guests with these delectable small mouthfuls to get an enjoyable take on standard cheese and crackers. Get the recipe.

Not-So-Scary Monster Apples Turn tart apples, dried fruit and seeds or nuts to healthy treats for your favourite trick-or-treaters. Get the recipe.

Easy Mummy Cake Pops A storebought snack cake gets all dressed up for Halloween with a coating of ooey-gooey chocolate and frosting bandages. Get the recipe.

Candy Corn Brownies Concentric rings of coloured sugar give compact, chocolatey brownies a candy corn makeover for Halloween -- our free printable template gets the tricolor effect a snap. Get the recipe and then download our template.

Healthy 'Scream' Cheese Sandwiches Bring children down off their Halloween sugar high with one of those savory sandwiches. Filled with a yummy cream cheese, cucumber and dill distribute, these vegetarian nibbles are sure to be a hit with even the pickiest of palettes. Get the recipe.

Spooky Candy-Dipped Apples Searching for a fun Halloween project to do with the kids? Well bathtub glass enclosures frameless . look no more! These candy-dipped apples seem just enjoy a friendly jack-o'-lantern or ghost and are as much fun to decorate as they are supposed to munch. Get the recipe.

Rice Cereal Monsters These treats definitely won't suck the fun out of your Halloween soiree. With vampire teeth they can keep, your visitors will fall in love with those yummy beasties at first bite. Get the recipe.

Lucky Black Cats Produced from salty pretzels and creamy chocolate, there is nothing to worry from such yummy Halloween black cats. Get the recipe.

Yummy Mummy Empanadas Wrap up fun to your Halloween party guests with those pepperoni pizza-style empanadas. Filled with hearty ingredients, they are a kid-pleasing bite for school lunches also. Get the recipe.

Jack-O'-Lantern Marshmallow Cookies Fluffy homemade marshmallows (don't worry, they're easier to make than you think) plus crisp chocolate wafers equivalent marginal crunchy-meets-gooey goodies Halloween guests will not have the ability to resist.

Haystack Mummies Salty, sweet, crunchy and creamy -- these white chocolate-wrapped mouthfuls are certain to be everyone's favorite treat. Get the recipe.

Creepy-Crawly Chips and Swampy Guacamole Sweets are excellent but your party guests want something a bit more substantial to munch on also. This Halloween take on chips and dip fits the bill and is really healthy to boot!

Furry Snowball Monsters Halloween party guests will love these tasty nibbles that combine the favorite flavors of chocolate and marshmallow with a vibrant coconut topping. Get the recipe.

Cake Ball Eyeballs What kid does not love a cake pop? It's all the yumminess of a cupcake rolled in an easy-to-munch handful. Take cake pops up a notch and give them a Halloween makeover with our recipe to get creepy (but still tasty!) Cake chunk eyeballs.

Mini Candy Corn Layer Cakes Fall's favourite candy gets reinterpreted as a colorful mini cake that is just the right size to satisfy even a gigantic Halloween sweet tooth. Get the recipe.

Sweet-and-Salty Snack Mix Pretzels and whitened chocolate-covered popcorn combine with M&M's to get a crunchable snack your Halloween guests will not be able to get enough of. Add our free printable tags to cut-down brown paper lunch bags then meet this addictive mixture to get a spoonful (and crowd-pleasing!)) Party favor.

Black Heart Chocolate Apples Black food coloring gives this fruity fall snack a black twist. Get the recipe.

Mummy Cupcakes Surprise your favorite ghouls and ghosties with this sweet Halloween treat that's fun to make and even more enjoyable to eat. They are easy enough to whip up that the kids can even help with the mixing, baking and decorating. Get the recipe.

Baby Potato Beetles All these fingerling potatoes topped with creme fraiche can provide bug-phobic adults the creeps, but children will not have any problem gobbling up them.

Chocolate-Dipped Pumpkin Madeleines These fall-flavored pumpkin biscuits are the just-right treat to serve at a Halloween party, Thanksgiving dinner or any autumn get-together. They're also the not-too-sweet complement to your cup of java and party of one. Get the recipe.

Goat Cheese Fingers Halloween celebration guests of all ages will delight in those creamy fingers topped with a chopped almond fingernail. Get the recipe.

Quick and Easy Pudding Pumpkins Treat your smallest Halloween guests to a bite size cup of pudding that resembles a miniature jack-o'-lantern. They're a snap to make so the kids can even help whip them up before gobbling them up. Get the recipe.

Edible Creepy Crawlies These gelatin worms and cupcake spiders might appear scary but they are so tasty that Halloween guests will make certain to gobble them straight up. Get the recipe.

Sweet and Salty Popcorn Mix Combining the best of both worlds, this sweet-meets-salty bite is just too great to pass up. Mix up large batches for Halloween get-togethers, college functions or to pass out to a favourite trick-or-treaters. Get the recipe.

Witch's Hat Cookies Top rich homemade chocolate cookies with an easy-to-magic-up orange frosting along with a chocolate kiss to get a sweet snack that kids will create disappear. Get the recipe.

Mummy Hot Dogs Wrap hot dogs flaky, ready-made dough to make a Halloween celebration snack children will love helping to make before gobbling them up. Get the recipe.

Frankens'more Heal Pops Looking for a fun party favor to hand out to your favourite trick-or-treaters? Well, look no further: Dip marshmallow-filled graham crackers into green-tinted white chocolate and milk chocolate to make these Frankenstein-themed spins on the campfire favorite. Get the recipe.

Cupcakes a Go-Go Perfect for making beforehand to take to school events, pack in kids' lunches or for parties, these portable treats are certain to please Halloween fans big and small.

Candy Bar Cookies Can not decide which Halloween chocolate candy is your favorite? Then these cookies are just the ticket. Chock-full of all snack-sized faves, chocolate lovers will definitely need to provide this recipe a go.

Witch's Hat Sandwich Wraps Pour readymade dough and homemade chicken, tuna or ham salad into a hearty sandwich wrapping you can make a day or two before serving. Get the recipe.

Hairy Eyeballs Turn homemade polenta poppers into these gruesome (but yummy!) Nibbles by topping them with corn silk before frying. Add a bloodshot appearance with a few dribbles of marinara sauce. Get the recipe.

Salted Caramel (and Bacon!) Popcorn Balls Gather the ghouls to enjoy this yummy upgrade on the seasonal favorite. Bundle the balls in a cellophane bag embellished with one of our free printable templates for a homemade party favor. Get the recipe.

Pumpkin Seed Brittle Toasted pumpkin seeds and cinnamon bring the taste of collapse to classic nut fragile. Get the recipe.

Chile Lime Cashews These yummy nuts possess just the right amount of hot kick to make them the ideal salty counterpoint to each of the Halloween sweets. Get the recipe.

Halloween Peppermint Patties A candy-corn-colored mint filling is your sweet surprise inside these homemade candies. Get the recipe.

Honey Goat Cheese Bruschetta Delight guests in your next autumn or Halloween get-together with this sweet-meets-savory light snack. Get the recipe.

Cucumber Snake In Halloween, it's okay for kids to play with their food. And, this vibrant snake is not just playful, cucumbers and carrots make sure it's also healthy. Get the recipe.

Curse of the Mummy Mushrooms Materials cremini mushrooms with Italian sausage, walnuts, garlic, cream cheese and fresh herbs for a hearty, savory appetizer which both kids and adults will adore. Get the recipe.

Homemade Pub-Style Pretzels and Beer Cheese Sauce Mature Halloween guests will reverse for these soft and chewy pretzels dipped in smoked Gouda beer. Serve them with among our 13 signature Halloween cocktails to deliver the bar experience home. Get the pretzel and beer cheese recipes.

Marshmallow Popcorn Balls Sweet, gooey, salty and crispy, this popcorn ball recipe includes something for everybody.

Chocolate Lover's Chocolate Chip Cookies Whoever said you could have too much of a good thing hasn't tasted those cookies. Gooey, classic chocolate chip cookies dipped into smooth chocolate ganache -- this recipe is a must-try for anybody with an insatiable sweet tooth.

"Poisoned" Candy Apples Do not worry, these apples aren't very fatal -- but they definitely look it. To make them you'll want: apples, twigs that were washed and trimmed, granulated sugar, light corn syrup, water, cinnamon-flavored oil, red food coloring, black food coloring and a candy thermometer. Gently wash each apple, then remove the stem and then add a twig (you might have to sharpen the finish first). Next, stir sugar, corn syrup and water together in a saucepan until the sugar melts. Boil till the syrup reaches 300 degrees F on a candy thermometer. Remove the saucepan from heat and stir in jojoba oil and food coloring. To coat the apple, dip in the syrup and swirl it. Hold the apple over the saucepan so the excess coating can drain off. Place candied apple on a baking sheet that's been greased or lined to let it cool.

Beer Cheese Dip A few savory options are always a good idea in a Halloween party. This tangy and hot cheese dip gets its kick from horseradish sauce. Serve with pretzels or on toasted crostinis to maintain the adults of the party.

Coca-Cola Cupcake With Peanut Butter Icing These dense, moist chocolate bars really are a stroll down memory lane for anybody who ever fell a couple of peanuts in their own Coke. Topped with thick peanut butter icing, the cupcakes' flavor is a crowd-pleaser. Get the recipe.

Edible Candy Topiaries Cover cheap foam topiary forms with fondant and candy to create a sweet Halloween decoration or centerpiece that kids will love helping craft. Learn how to create your own.

Maple-Nut Popcorn Savory, sweet and crunchy, this fall favorite really satisfies with pure maple syrup, mixed nuts and a kick from cayenne pepper. Get the recipe.

Homemade Candy Apples This fall tradition is as sweet as they come along with a lot of fun to boot. Dipping the apples rolling them in a variety of treats that are sweet or salty is a fun Halloween activity for children of all ages. Learn how to make your own.

Triple Chocolate Brownies Chocolate fans take heed: There are 3 forms of chocolate -- Valrhona, bittersweet and dark -- in these gooey, decadent small morsels. Whip up a batch to keep chocolate-craving beasties at bay. Get the recipe.

Potato Chip Candy Bar Cookies These chewy-meets-crunchy cookies are endlessly customizable to match your taste. Add any combination of nuts, Halloween candy or dried fruit. The potato chips include a sour end that works for lovers that are salty-sweet. Get the recipe.

Roasted Pumpkin Seeds Don't scoop, then ditch your pumpkin innards. Salvage the seeds then throw them with your favourite spices to put a new spin on a healthy fall favorite. Get the recipe.

Spicy Sweet Popcorn Snack Mix With lemon zest, cayenne pepper and chili powder, this popcorn packs a lot of taste for a crowd-pleasing bite you can whip up having hardly any prep time. Get the recipe.