Our best Halloween food and treats
Food Editor
Olivia Ferguson
Get ready for a Halloween that’s full of flavour, fun and a few frightful treats.
Whether you’re planning a monster mash bash with friends, welcoming trick-or-treaters, or sneaking in some sweet snacks at home, we’ve got everything you need to make it a spook-tacular celebration.
From wicked Munch mixes to ghoulish baking kits and character sweets, there’s something for everyone in the Foodhall. And it’s not just the food – with our Halloween decorations and felt trick-or-treat bags, you can turn your home into a haunt that’s as fun to look at as it is to nibble through.
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Halloween baking kits
Get creative in the kitchen with our frightfully fun Halloween baking kits. Build a spooky centrepiece with our Build Your Own Chocolate Haunted House by decorating chocolate biscuit walls and a roof with colourful icing, fruity jelly sweets and edible decorations. Or whip up a batch of Make Your Own Monster Cupcakes, complete with green icing, marshmallow toppings and wafer eyes. Perfect for little monsters and grown-ups alike, these easy kits are a fun family activity and a delicious Halloween treat.
Halloween recipes
From family dinners with a spooky twist and devilishly good desserts to creative party food and healthier grazing board ideas, our collection of Halloween recipes has something for every celebration.

How to host a healthier Halloween
Looking for lighter ways to celebrate? Build a spooky grazing board packed with fruit, veg and wholesome snacks that are every bit as fun as the sweet treats.
Frankenstein kiwis: Transform kiwis into cute Frankensteins by trimming away most of the skin, then decorating with pretzel bolts and icing eyes, scars and a stitched smile.
Eyeball bites: Layer cherry tomatoes, mozzarella pearls and black olives to create spooky savoury eyeballs in minutes.
Spiderweb guacamole dip: Turn a bowl of guacamole into a Halloween showstopper by creating a spiderweb design with sour cream and finishing with an olive spider.
Pumpkin houmous dip: Shape Red Pepper Houmous into a pumpkin and finish with a cucumber stalk for an easy seasonal centrepiece.
Ghost crudités: Cut carrots and cucumber into ghost shapes for a playful way to add extra veg to your spread.
Spooky stuffed dates: Fill dates with peanut butter, coat in white chocolate and decorate with chocolate eyes to create sweet little Halloween ghosts.
Published 22/09/2026
















