23 Easy Halloween Treats for School Lunches & Parties

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If you’re looking for spooky, scary, Halloween treats, we have you covered! These easy Halloween treats for school, home, and everywhere in between take just a few minutes to put together, but can help make that long wait until trick or treating starts a little more tolerable with some Halloween fun.

Decorations are a great way to prepare for a holiday, but my favorite way to celebrate has to be with festive food.

These easy halloween treats are a fun way to spice up normal lunch box snacks and get everyone in the Halloween spirit.

Easy Halloween Treats That Kids Will Love!

Whether you’re preparing for a classroom party or just want to surprise your kiddo with a festive and delicious treat for her lunchbox, these fun snacks are sure to be a big hit.

Best of all, most of them are easy to make even with little kids, which is all part of the fun.

Spiderweb Caramel Apple {Happy Organized Life}

Caramel Apples are one of my favorite fall treats, and just about the only thing that could get me close to a spider this size… even if it is fake!

Pretzel and Cheese Broomsticks {One Little Project}

These little Pretzel and Cheese Broomsticks are the perfect way to add a healthy snack to the fun treats and candies kids usually stock up on.

Spooky Boo Brownies {Betty Crocker}

The cute little ghost faces make these, and they’d be really easy to assemble too. You just need a small brownie, marshmallow, and some white chocolate to use as glue. Some mini chocolate chips would double as they eyes and mouth too. So fun!

Candy Corn Drink {Raining Hot Coupons}

This Candy Corn Drink is a fun halloween twist on a party drink.

Candy Corn Halloween Bark {This Gal Cooks}

Candy bark doesn’t have to be limited to peppermint and Christmas time anymore. This recipe is a little more sophisticated twist on the regular candy halloween treats.

Chocolate Peanut Butter Spider Cookies {A Spicy Perspective}

If you prefer spooky halloween treats, these Chocolate Peanut Butter Spider cookies are the perfect thing to have crawling across your plate. I’m not even sure I could stomach them if it weren’t for those cute little candy eyes.

Mini Donut Spiders {It’s Always Autumn}

Looking for a different spider treat? Give little donuts, pretzels, and chocolate covered candies a try with Mini Donut Spiders.

Candy Corn Cupcakes {Happy Organized Life}

When you’re looking for delicious Halloween treats that are constant crowd pleasers, you can’t go wrong with Halloween cupcakes like these Candy Corn Cupcakes.

Dracula’s Dentures {The Girl who Ate Everything}

Another spooky treat ideas kids are sure to love are Dracula’s Dentures. I can see these being a huge hit at class parties with all the kids pretending these are their vampire teeth.

Yummy Mummy Treats {Crazy little Projects}

Transform boring old pretzel sticks into an extra sweet treat with just a drizzle of white chocolate, and you’ll have Mummies!

Frankenstein Rice Krispie Treats {Clean and Scentsible}

Halloween just isn’t Halloween without a monster face here or there. Putting these Frankenstein Rice Krispie Treats on sticks also gives kiddos a chance to pretend to be the big creepy man themselves.

Graveyard Pudding Cups {Party Pinching}

If you’re looking for a super cute homemade treat that’s really easy too? Give these Graveyard Pudding Cups a try. You just need a pudding cup, little ghost marshmallow, pumpkin candy, and some crushed oreo cookies for dirt. Done!

Mummy Oreo Pops {A Step in the Journey}

Speaking of Oreos… put one on a stick, dip it into some melted white chocolate, and you’ve got Mummy Oreo Pops!

String Cheese Ghosts {Thirfty Jinxy}

Of all the easy recipes I’m sharing today, this one has to take the grand prize for easiest Halloween treat ever. One wrapped piece of string cheese and a black sharpie, and you can call it a day!

Vampire Donuts {Mom Foodie}

These vampires donuts come with an extra dose of fun… souvenir vampire teeth!

Frankenstein Marshmallow Pops {Just a Taste}

These cute little Frankenstein heads might require a little more work and attention to detail, but they’re worth every second.

Monster Munch {Eighteen25}

When I was little, one of my favorite things to do at Halloween parties was watch scary cartoons and movies. I can’t quite stomach them like I used to, but I could definitely stomach this festive Monster Munch. It’s a perfect sweet and savory snack in one.

Mummy Hot Dogs {Frugal Coupon Living}

My mom makes these adorable Mummy Hotdogs for my kids every Halloween, and they love them! Truth be told, I do too. They’re really good, especially topped with a little mustard (or ketchup if that’s your thing).

Bat Oreo Truffles {One Sweet Appetite}

Finally, a bat I wouldn’t mind seeing on Halloween! These Oreo Bat Truffles are a little more complex to put together, but so worth the effort.

Pretzel Candy Spiderwebs {Five Heart Home}

We usually work pretty hard to remove spiderwebs from our homes, but if they were all this colorful and delicious I might not try so hard. These would look so cute on a platter for a Halloween party or be a fun surprise in a lunch box.

Pumpkin Popcorn Balls {What’s Cooking, Love?}

Every Halloween celebration needs at least one pumpkin, and these Popcorn Pumpkin Balls would be perfect for a quick treat.

Frankenstein Kiwis {Two Healthy Kitchens}

Who says Frankenstein has to be scary? I don’t know about you, but I kind of just want to cuddle this little guy! Best of all, he’s mostly made of kiwi so I don’t have to feel quite as guilty when the kids are chowing down on candy because I’ll know they’ve had a couple healthy treats along the way.

Banana Mummy Pops {Lemons and Zest}

Worried about sugar overload and looking for more healthy Halloween snacks? Give a banana mummy a try! A squiggly of chocolate, some popsicle sticks, and googly eyes, and you have yourself one frightfully delicious and healthy treat.

I double dog dare you to not be in the Halloween spirit after looking at all of those adorable Halloween snack recipes and ideas!

Which (or should I say “Witch?” Haha!) was your favorite? Will you be making anything for Halloween this year?

More Halloween Fun From Happy Organized Life:

• Creative Family Halloween Costumes
• Easy Halloween Art