Today I have partnered with Joann Fabric and Crafts Stores and Wilton Prodcuts to bring you the 13 Days of Sweet Halloween Treats, I am sharing some Easy Halloween Treats that will have your sweet tooth ghoulishly excited!
I love Halloween, do you? Part of the reason I love it so is because it’s the first holiday of fall! Not to mention it’s a holiday filled with sweets and who doesn’t love sweets? I was so excited to join these other amazing bloggers as a part of the 13 Days of Sweet Halloween Treats series hosted by Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft stores and featuring Wilton Products.
If you have ever baked in your life, chances are you have some Wilton products in your home already. They happened to send me a big box of goodies that I can’t get enough of! You will be sure to see a few more treat ideas from me with some of the products! I love them! You will too!
Easy Halloween Treats:
Halloween Pretzel Treats
Supplies You’ll need for Halloween Pretzel Sticks:
I started out by melting the candy melts according to the package directions in my microwave. Then, with the help of a spoon, I covered about 1/3 of the pretzel.
While the candy melt is still wet completely cover with sprinkles. I used a dish below to catch the run off and then used that run off to fill in my pretzel.
Let dry standing up in a glass or flat on a parchment paper lined cookie sheet!
For my next three treats I used Jumbo Marshmallows! These little ghost pops are so fun and with the Wilton Food Writer, your little ones can help with this treat!
Ghost Pops
Supplies You’ll Need for Ghost Pops:
- Wilton Lolipop Sticks in festive Halloween Colors
- Wilton Food Writer in Black
- Jumbo Marsmallows
Insert the sticks into the Giant Marshmallows
Use the Food Writer marker to draw on faces!
Pumpkin Marshmallows
Supplies You’ll Need for Pumpkin Marshmallows:
- Orange Wilton Candy Melts
- Black Wilton Candy Melts
- Jumbo Marshmallows
- Toothpick
- Green Candies for stem
- Wilton Cupcake Liners
The pumpkins I simply used the orange and black candy melts along with a green chocolate candy! Really easy! I waited until the orange was completely dry before I drew on the faces. A little orange melt was used to secure the stem. Pop them each in a Halloween Cupcake Wrapper.
Marshmallow Eyeballs
Supplies You’ll Need for Marshmallow Eyeballs:
- Wilton Candy Eyes (bloodshot ones)
- Jumbo Marshmallows
- Small amount of icing or candy melts to use as “glue”
- Wilton Cupcake Liners
- Wilton Food Writer in Red
I used a small dab of candy melt to secure the candy eye on the marshmallow. Using the red food writer marker, I drew some extra bloodshots across the eyes. Then I placed in small cupcake liners to serve.
More Spooky Treats from my friends!
Purple Monster Snacks | Green Slime Punch | Monster Mash Pudding Shooters
Oreo Truffle Spiders | Candy Corn Cupcakes
Spooky Spider Cake | Candy Corn Mocktails | Halloween Candied Popcorn
Bloody Cider Drink | Candy Corn Cookie Bark
Pumpkin Marshmallows | Nutter Butter Bats | Floating Eyeballs
Comments & Reviews
Aleah and Nick says
Talk about perfectly festive ideas – those pretzel sticks are going on our Halloween party menu!
Cheryl Spangenberg says
Awesome! I hope you love them as much as my family does!
Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
These are adorable Cheryl!!! My kids would love to make these! Adding them to my list of must dos! ;)
Meredith @ Wait Til Your Father Gets Home says
YUM! These would all be perfect for a Halloween party {for kids or adults}!
Rachel @ Family Ever After says
I LOVE all the fun treats you made! Great job! :)
Cheryl Spangenberg says
Thanks Rachel!
kristi@ishouldbemoppingthefloor says
Everything looks so fun and festive!! Very FUN!
Kelly says
Super fun and festive sweet treats! Loving the food writer!
Laura says
These are all so fun! I have made the pretzel sticks before. I love how easy they are and how you can ‘match’ them to the holiday. I am loving those ghost marshmallows too! I might have to do that for my kiddo’s Halloween birthday!
Carissa Bonham says
these area all such great ideas!
Cheryl Spangenberg says
Thanks so much Carissa!
Christy @ Our Southern Home says
What fun! I just love Halloween! I wish we lived in a neighborhood sometimes to have trick or treaters! ~Christy
Cheryl Spangenberg says
Well if we lived closer you could totally come pass out candy with me :)
Sarah @ Becoming Martha says
So cute Cheryl! And I love how easy it all is – you could whip together a Halloween party in time! Thanks so much for sharing :)
Jessica @ Mom 4 Real says
Those are so stinking cute! I will have to make some for our kid’s halloween party!!!
Cheryl Spangenberg says
Thanks love! They will love them!
Sharon says
What cute, fun ideas! My favorite is the ghost pop…any excuse to eat marshmallows! :)
Cheryl Spangenberg says
Thanks Sharon! I love those too! So easy and the kids can draw their own faces on :)
Jen @ Four Marrs & One Venus says
Ok- FUN!! I love those dang eyeballs– you knew I would didn’t you! xo!
Laura / The Shed blog by Pet Scribbles says
These are SO much fun! The Ghost Pops are so cute! Pinning!
Yvonne Tucker says
I love all of these.
Cheryl Spangenberg says
I’m so glad, Yvonne!