5 Easy Halloween Treats For Any Spooky Occasion

1. Place a sheet of parchment paper under a cooling rack.
2. Melt your white chocolate melts in 30-second increments in the microwave or according to package directions, stopping to stir as needed. Do this until the chocolate is melted and smooth. 
3. For the ghosts, dip the Nutter Butters halfway into the melted chocolate one at a time, and place them on the cooling rack. For the mummies, fully dip the Nutter Butters into the melted white chocolate and place on the rack.
4. Place the candy eyes where you prefer on the icing of each Nutter Butter to create mummies and ghosts. Make sure to do this before the chocolate fully dries and hardens.
5. For the mummies: fill a ziplock bag with some melted white chocolate. Cut a hole in one corner of the bag to squeeze and drizzle out the white chocolate over the Nutter Butter to create a mummy look.
6. For the ghosts: use the black icing to make a mouth below the candy eyes. If you don’t have a small icing tube, use a ziplock bag for this too.
7. Let them sit in a cool, dry place for 15 minutes until they harden, and enjoy!

1. Melt butter in a large, microwavable safe bowl. 
2. Add in marshmallows. Microwave in one-minute increments until melted.
3. Mix in orange food coloring until you reach your favorite shade of pumpkin.
4. Add Rice Krispies into the mixture and stir until mixed well. 
5. With lightly greased hands, break apart and shape the Rice Krispies mixture into 2-inch balls.
6. Place a pretzel rod, Tootsie Roll, mini peanut butter cup, or other “stem” of your choice on top of each pumpkin treat. 
7. Let set for about an hour and enjoy!

Optional: Add some green frosting or icing to make a “leaf” on the stem.

1. Begin by melting your chocolate melts in a microwaveable bowl (one bowl for the white chocolate and another bowl for the milk chocolate). Follow the melting directions according to the package or in 30-second increments (do not overheat). Stir until smooth.
2. While heating the chocolate, lay a sheet of parchment paper on a baking sheet and place 8 pretzel sticks to create a circular shape. The ends of each pretzel stick should be touching in the center and pointing outwards.
3. Once the chocolate is melted and smooth, transfer it to a ziplock bag. (If you choose to do milk chocolate and white chocolate, place them in separate ziplock bags.) Cut a small hole at the corner end of the bag and pipe a circle in the center of the pretzels where they meet. Starting at the center and working outwards, pipe another circle and another. You should be able to do several rings depending on how far apart you want each to be. Stop just before reaching the tips of the pretzel sticks, so they stick out a little from the outermost ring. This should achieve a spiderweb look and will help bind the pretzels together.
4. Grab a toothpick and run it through the chocolate rings starting from the center of the web outward. Do this all around the circle to help create more of a spiderweb appearance.
5. Decorate the spiderwebs however you’d like! Use your festive Halloween sprinkles and have fun.
6. Allow your pretzel spiderwebs to dry for 30 minutes or until completely set. Then, carefully peel them from the parchment paper and serve.

1. Cover a baking sheet with parchment paper.
2. Melt your candy wafers in 30-second increments in the microwave, stopping to stir as needed. We recommend using tall, microwavable mugs for easier dipping or medium-seized bowls for melting the wafers. Do this until all wafers are melted and smooth. 
3. Dip pretzels in melted wafers one at a time, covering as much or as little of the pretzel as you’d like. Leaving about ⅓ of the pretzel uncovered is great for no-mess handling. 
4. Top the melt-covered portion of pretzels with sprinkles and candy eyes. You can do this by rolling the pretzels in a sprinkle-filled plate or by tossing/shaking/placing sprinkles on the pretzels. Get creative here! You can add an almond slice to make it look like a fingernail, or use some black icing to create a Frankenstein. If you’re making these with your kiddos, encourage them to decorate their Halloween treats however they see fit. 
5. Lay your completed pretzels on the parchment paper-lined baking sheet. Let them sit for 10-15 minutes to set before enjoying.
6. Store in a cool, dry place (or your refrigerator) for up to a week, or freeze for later.

1. Line a baking sheet with wax or parchment paper.
2. Open a pouch or tube of yogurt and squeeze the yogurt out into several circles onto the wax paper.
3. Use a spoon to spread and create ghost shapes with the yogurt.
4. Warm up the chocolate melts according to the package directions or in 30-second increments. Stir until smooth.
5. Transfer the chocolate into a ziplock bag and cut a hole at the corner end of the bag. Then, pipe the eyes and mouth on each ghost. (You can use candy eyes if you prefer for the eyes.)
6. Transfer the baking tray into the freezer and let them freeze for at least 2 hours or until the yogurt ghost melts are frozen solid.
7. Serve and enjoy immediately (the yogurt melts fast!)