Spooky Halloween

By Food Bloggers of Canada

• Halloween Monster Cake

  By Food Bloggers of Canada

  If you have October kids, this [Monster cake](http://ohsweetday.com/2014/10/halloween-monster-cake.html) is perfect to celebrate their birthdays and Halloween! From **Oh Sweet Day!**

• Halloween Monster Doughnuts

  By Food Bloggers of Canada

  These Halloween [monster doughnuts](https://thecookiewriter.com/halloween-monster-doughnuts/) are a fun treat this holiday season, and a great way to get the kids into the kitchen! From **The Cookie Writer**.

• Halloween Monster Cupcakes

  By Food Bloggers of Canada

  These [chocolate cupcakes](https://tinysweettooth.com/2017/10/14/halloween-monster-cupcakes/) with vanilla buttercream taste really yummy and are not scary at all! They actually look quite adorable! From **Tiny Sweet Tooth**.

• Halloween Chocolate Pumpkin Truffles

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  This [pumpkin truffles](https://ilonaspassion.com/halloween-chocolate-pumpkin-truffles/) recipe includes orange zest and pumpkin spices covered in chocolate. These little monsters are great for parties! From **Ilona's Passion**.

• Halloween Rat Loaf

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  This [monster meatloaf rat](https://joandsue.blogspot.ca/2017/08/halloween-rat-loaf.html) is stuffed with cheese and french fried onions and, believe it or not, tastes super delicious. From **Jo and Sue**.

• Adorable Spider Brownie Bites

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  These [little cuties](http://insearchofyummyness.com/2016/10/29/spider-brownie-bites/) are made with ingredients that are similar to the popular magic cookie bars, but the ingredients are mixed together and rolled into a ball instead of being layered. From **In** **Search of Yummyness**.

• 4 Easy and Healthy Halloween Snacks

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  Planning a Halloween party menu without overindulging on sweets doesn’t have to mean skimping on fun and these [four simple recipes](http://www.mommykatandkids.com/2014/10/4-easy-healthy-halloween-snacks-whatscooking.html) are proof of that! **From Mommy Kat and Kids**.

• Vegan Whoopie Pies

  By Food Bloggers of Canada

  The texture of  these [whoopie pies](http://www.thegreenlife.ca/vegan-whoopie-pies-for-halloween/) is incredibly fluffy. They’re chocolatey, but not overly sweet. Plus, they’re filled with a coconut and pumpkin filling that has just the right amount of spice. From **The Green Life.**

• Chocolate Spiderweb Cupcakes

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  These [chocolate cupcakes](https://themisfitbaker.com/2017/09/22/vegan-chocolate-spiderweb-cupcakes/) are super easy to make and instead of frosting, the topping is delicious white chocolate ganache. From **The Misfit Baker**.

• Halloween Bark

  By Food Bloggers of Canada

  This [Halloween bark](http://familyfoodandtravel.com/2014/09/halloween-bark.html) is a distant cousin of traditional almond bark, created with the same principles but contains an assortment of spooky goodies. From **Family, Food and Travel**.

• White Chocolate Ghost Apples

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  Turn a classic [candied apple](http://mdivadomestica.com/2016/10/white-chocolate-ghost-apples/) into a spooking ghostly (and healthy) treat! From [MDivaDomestica](http://mdivadomestica.com/2016/10/white-chocolate-ghost-apples/).

• Spider Cracker Sandwiches

  By Food Bloggers of Canada

  Need something super cute and easy to take to your kids' school? Say no more and bring the [Ritz cracker spider sandwiches](http://www.mommycanilickthespoon.com/2016/11/halloween-fun-monster-rice-krispie.html). From **Mommy Can I Lick The Spoon**.