25 Easy Halloween Desserts That Are Scary Simple To Make

If bats and spiders make you run for your life, then these cute Halloween treats are perfect to scare you to death!

You just need to make these easy no-bake peanut butter balls to shape the body of each monster.

Then all you have to do is add some candy eyes and cut out licorice wings to finish up these cute and delicious monsters.

If you’re looking for a cute, healthy option for your party, these monster bites are it!

You'll need four simple ingredients to make these white, fluffy mini ghosts.

Using a vegan meringue made from aquafaba, they are suitable for all types of diets and a healthy option when it comes to Halloween desserts.

The most adorable Halloween treats you can make this year!

Pumpkin cookies dressed up like mummies? I'm in!

These delicious cookies are topped with strips of white icing to make them look like mummies, with candy eyes to complete the look.

This Halloween cookie recipe is the full package with its taste of fall flavors and a great look for Halloween.

Believe me: they are perfect for dipping in a mug filled with hot chocolate for a super indulgent treat.

A healthy cookie option to add to your Halloween cookie collection!

Using chickpeas as a base adds protein to these easy cookies, while some green food coloring and little candy eyes make them look a bit more spooky.

Mix up the cookie dough, scoop, and press! So easy, and they are sure to be a big hit.

These dirt pudding cups get a healthy makeover with a base made with avocado, plant milk, and maple syrup.

These classic Halloween treats are topped with finely crushed granola to make the dirt layer with gummy worms sticking out!

Easy to make for kids' parties ahead of time!

These green apple monsters require no cooking for a healthy yet cute treat for your Halloween table!

Made with simple, wholesome ingredients, including green apples, peanut butter (or almond butter), pumpkin seeds, and cheese.

A fun Halloween activity the kids can help prepare! You can cut the apples for them and let them get involved in assembling them!

This recipe uses store-bought rice Krispie treats bars to save some time!

Add melted chocolate with candy eyes and white chocolate drizzled bandages to make mummies, or you can pipe on black icing to create spooky spider webs. 

So easy to make yet super fun!

Aren't these the most adorable fun treats you've ever seen?

Fresh strawberries make the head for these no-bake monster treats. Use fondant icing for the mouth and teeth and some candy eyes to finish off the monster face.

This healthy fruit option is sure to be a hit at parties and a nice change to all the other sweets on the table.

Spider oreo pops look amazing but require very little effort to make!

You’d be surprised how easily they come together.

You simply dip spider cookies on a stick in chocolate and then add candy eyes and little black licorice legs.

Let the chocolate set, and you’ve got a great handheld treat to hand out!

Want a spooky dessert that looks terrific but is easy to make?

If you are not good at baking and have yet to master your piping skills, these rice Krispie treat monsters are perfect for you.

Use matcha to give this great treat a spooky green color!

Then adding melted chocolate and googly eyes is all it takes to finish them up!

For this easy recipe, you can prepare Halloween brownies with your favorite brownie mix or even use premade brownies!

Cut the brownies into circles, stripe them with melted chocolate or white candy melts, add candy eyes, and you'll have delicious mummy kid-friendly treats in no time.

An easy recipe to keep things simple!

A kid-friendly recipe made with a simple cookie dough you can make ahead of time to make things easier!

When the cookies are still warm, press Reese’s peanut butter cups in, then add candy eyes and chocolate legs to finish off the spiders!

The kids will love helping add the eyes and spider bodies to the warm cookies!

Did you know you can turn Nutter Butter cookies into scary (or shall I say cute) mummies in no time?

Get some nutter butter cookies, dip them in vanilla candy melts, and drizzle more to make bandages.

Add candy eyes, and you'll have super easy, fun mummy cookies for your Halloween party!

Ok, yes, I have a bit of a problem with candy eyes. I find them adorable, and they can turn anything into the cutest spooky treat.

Look at these oatmeal sandwich cookies! Aren't they sweet?

Made with a two-ingredient fudge, they are easy to assemble.

Jazz up the fudge filling with some booze for an adult Halloween party!

You can even change them up and use your favorite drop cookie recipe to create the same look and scary mood!

This easy cookie recipe uses store-bought ingredients, making it one of the most straightforward Halloween dessert ideas on the list.

Make the thick cookie base in a mini muffin tin with a sugar cookie mix.

Then pipe white icing on top to shape the ghost, and add mini chocolate chips for the eyes!

Another recipe that kids will enjoy helping you put together.

If you have any guests scared of spiders, make these black widow peanut butter bars. They won't get near them, so you can have them all for yourself.

A genius, evil plan! Bwahahaha!

Layers of sweet, buttery peanut butter cookie base are topped with creamy peanut butter and a rich, fudgy chocolate layer and then decorated with a white chocolate web and handmade chocolate spiders!

It’s a fantastic combination of sweet and salty to make you swoon!

Your Halloween table will be a stunner with this chocolate dirt Halloween cake as the centerpiece!

The rich chocolate cake topped with chocolate pudding and chocolate frosting is divine.

Use crushed Oreos as the dirt, and then decorate as you wish with Halloween peeps, candy worms, candy pumpkins, and cookie gravestones.

These maple candied apples are the healthy answer to dipped candy or caramel apples!

This sweet Halloween treat is made without any dyes or anything artificial while delivering lots of apple and toffee flavor.

An easy recipe made with only four ingredients that is sure to please kids and adults throughout the fall season.

Calling all chocolate lovers out there!

This Halloween bark takes fifteen minutes of hands-on time to prepare. It's made with only four ingredients and is full of chocolate flavor! A crowd pleaser that is going to prove a hit with everyone.

Start by making a chocolate layer infused with Oreo cookies at the bottom. Then add a white chocolate layer on top and spooky eyes to create the mummy look!

This dessert is so simple to make that will leave you plenty of time to get ready in your Halloween costumes!

Another classic kid-friendly Halloween dessert that will create an eerie atmosphere at your party.

These dirt cups come together in just minutes and are fun for the kids to help you make!

They’re perfect for making ahead and a budget-friendly option as well.

I love that you can easily customize them with different colors and toppings to fit the theme of your Halloween decorations.

Popocorn is a wholesome, healthy snack on its own.

And you can transform it into a tasty, frightening treat with only three ingredients.

You'll only need three ingredients to make

These fun and festive Halloween popcorn balls are basically chocolate-covered popcorn shaped into balls and then decorated with eyes, sprinkles, and more to create a scarily good Halloween treat.

This recipe is so easy, doesn't involve baking or cutting, and it's a great way to get the kids excited about helping in the kitchen to prepare them.

Who doesn't love donuts?

Then what about these incredibly fun and delicious monster donuts?

These yummy Halloween desserts are easy to make and fun to decorate with kids! Plus they are made with natural coloring (blueberries for the purple ones, and spinach for the green ones!).

And if you've checked this blog before, you know that I love to make delicious treats that are wholesome and filled with natural ingredients.

So good for your taste buds and your body!

These Jack-O'-Lantern cookies are so cute!

They are made with spiced brown sugar cookies, filled with a layer of sweet milk chocolate, and finished with a dusting of cinnamon sugar.

The warmth and spiciness coming from the cinnamon sugar and the indulgent chocolate filling make them the perfect cookies to make on the spookiest night of the year!

These no-bake ghostly treats are simple to make and so fun for Halloween!

They are mini vegan cheesecakes made with a healthy chocolate base and a purple cashew cream filling. Once ready, let them rest in the fridge overnight.

The next day, add a topping of white buttercream, candy eyes, and optional sprinkles (why not?) to transform them into tasty, healthy, and beautiful spooky treats!

Looking for a fun way to deliver a healthy sweet snack to Halloween parties?

These homemade granola cups look a bit like a healthy version of Halloween cupcakes.

They are filled with yogurt. You can then use fruit, avocado, and chocolate chips to make silly monster faces, Dracula dentures, and creepy banana ghosts.

So fun, and kids will devour them!