Fire up the cauldron and make a batch of these bewitching no-bake treats for your Halloween bash. Crunchy pretzels are dipped in green-tinted chocolate and topped with almond slices, secured with raspberry jam ‘blood’ for extra creepy detail.

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If you’re just dying for dessert, consider this recipe your final resting place. There’s no knives needed for this eerie treat that's made up of two-dozen cupcakes decorated together.

Get the recipe for Pull-Apart Graveyard Cupcakes

Spooky and sweet, these tasty peanutty pops are full of warm pumpkin spice, wrapped in wickedly delicious white chocolate.

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Turn your kitchen into a crime scene with these creepy blood-splattered cookies. Kids will love these simple slice and bake treats, but the real fun is in the decorating.

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Alphabet cereal spells out the spooky words in these tasty chocolate brownie tombstones.

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Guests will clear these cobwebs from the table in a flash. Like the popular fair funnel cakes, these sweet and crispy fritters are brushed with sweet maple syrup and topped with powdered sugar. Toss a couple of fake spiders on the plate for a fun Halloween prank.

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Made out of mint ice cream, double chocolate chip cookies, Hershey Kisses and a bit of coloured icing, these treats will give you chills.

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Deep, dark and delicious, this creepy confection can be decorated to look like a mummy or a spider web when drizzled with sweet, melted marshmallows.

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Three words: Chocolate. Covered. Pretzels. These salty-sweet treats are simply irresistible! Throw on some gummy spiders and you've got a creepy little treat your guests will love.

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These adorable desserts are perfect for making with the kids for a sweet and spooky Halloween treat!

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What dessert is more fitting for a spooky Halloween party than blood-red velvet lava cakes bursting with warm, drippy, cream cheese filling.

Get the recipe for Damaris Phillips’ Red Velvet Lava Cakes

This is a great way to use up any leftover Halloween candy or to share with friends as gifts. Pipe two dots of royal icing all over the chocolate bark and dot with a touch of black food colouring to create tiny eyeballs and a touch of spookiness.

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One bite and you’ll be happy these black cats crossed your path. Dried figs and almond butter make a sweet truffle that's coated in deep, dark chocolate. Your family will be meowing for more.

Get the recipe for Giada De Laurentiis’ Black Cat Pops

These deep and delicious chocolate parfaits are totally creepy and perfect for kids and adults alike.

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Use this creepy, edible creature as a centrepiece on your Halloween party table--and watch the kids go wild!

Get the recipe for Melon Ball Monster with Dark Fudge Dipping Sauce

Leave the Halloween candy for the kids, and whip up a batch of these devilish chocolate cupcakes for your friends!

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The best of all those sweet Halloween flavours are combined in one delicious square. Creamy peanut butter is mixed with semi-sweet chocolate chips, chunks of Reese’s Pieces and crushed up pretzels! This delicious dessert will definitely leave you with a sugar rush.

Get the recipe for Monster Mash Peanut Butter Squares.

Halloween treats don’t have to be gruesome! Your little trick or treaters will adore these ghoulish chocolate cupcakes, topped with otherworldly meringue icing and creepy eyeball candies.

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The ultimate centrepiece at your Halloween bash, this fun and spooky cake is actually pretty simple to put together.

Get the recipe for Nancy Fuller's Blood Red Velvet Armadillo Cake

Fingernails made from almonds or banana chips add a realistic touch in these creepy treats.

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