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Looking for a quick and fun Halloween treat that doesn’t require any baking? These easy no-bake Halloween treats are perfect for busy moms and great for kids to join in the fun.

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From Healthy Snacks to Sweet Treats There’s Something For Everyone

Sometimes you just need something that doesn’t take a lot of time or effort – we love making snacks and treats that don’t need the oven or hob. With some measuring, mixing, and possibly a little microwave heating, no-bake snacks are great way to get your kids involved in the kitchen.

With these simple no-bake Halloween treats, you can enjoy the spooky season without spending hours slaving away. Plus, you can have fun with your kids at the same time.

Are you hosting a Halloween party and need some no-bake Halloween treats for adults? Or looking for fun treats to make with leftover Halloween candy? These Halloween-themed no-bake recipes are perfect for everyone.

From sweet treats like Halloween Fudge and Monster Marshmallow Pops to healthier options like Apple Nachos and Pumpkin Face Clementines, there’s something for kids of all ages. Get ready to whip up some spooky snacks that are sure to be a hit at any Halloween gathering!

Super Easy No-Bake Halloween Treats

Cooking with your kids? Or need something you can make with your eyes shut?! Simple is the name of the game. Here are some easy no-bake Halloween treats for kids to make or for you to throw together in a flash.

Halloween Fudge

This quick and easy no-bake recipe for spooky Halloween Fudge only takes five minutes. Made in the microwave, it combines dark and white chocolate, sweetened condensed milk, marshmallow cream, and a few other ingredients. Simply heat and stir in 15 second intervals.

The result? A fun, no-bake treat that’s perfect for the Halloween season.

Skeleton Sticks

All you need for this simple Skeleton Stick recipe is some marshmallows, white-chocolate covered pretzels, chocolate chips, and some sucker sticks to create these super cute edible skeletons. Your kids will definitely have a lot of fun assembling these.

Ghost Halloween Frosting Board

This Ghost Halloween Frosting Board is perfect for a Halloween party. Similar to a charcuterie board but with all things sweet!

Start with a big dollop of white frosting on the board, then give it candy eyes to create a ghost. Then fill the rest of the board with various items to dip into the frosting. Add eyeball candies to decorate.

The hardest part will be waiting for the party goers to arrive so you can tuck in!

Monster Marshmallow Pops

These simple Halloween Monster Marshmallow Pops involve dipping marshmallows in melted candy and decorating them with candy eyes and other fun, festive toppings. This no-bake treat is a great activity for kids to take part in as well.

Candy Apple Slices

These Candy Apple Slices are drizzled with caramel and chocolate and then sprinkled with candy. It’s a great project for kids to do for Halloween.

No-Bake Spider Cookies

These Oreo Spider Cookies are super fun treats for your party or as a spooky lunchbox treat for the kids. Best part? They only take four ingredients.

Apple Nachos

This simple recipe for Apple Nachos is a great way to appeal to that sweet tooth while still getting a serving of fruit. All it takes is slicing apples and drizzling them with melted caramel and chocolate, optionally adding sprinkles.

This easy, no-bake dessert is perfect for parties or just a quick snack.

Halloween Trail Mix Recipe

This Halloween Trail Mix combines Reese’s candy, pretzels, peanuts, and peanut butter chips for a delicious sweet and salty combo. It requires only five ingredients, involves no baking, and will be a hit as a Halloween treat.

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Fun, Spooky & Healthy Halloween Treats (No-Bake)

Want to treat the kids without the sugar-high (and inevitable melt-down?!) Don’t we all! Some lighter treats and snacks are particularly necessary for little ones, so here are some healthy Halloween treats perfect for toddlers (no bake).

Pumpkin Face Clementines

Drawing some spooky faces on clementines makes these healthy no-bake Halloween treats incredibly easy, healthy, and fun. These are also a great idea for younger kids who aren’t quite ready to start carving pumpkins but want to be a part of the jack-o’-lantern fun.

Apple Witches

These Apple Witches are made by carving apples and filling them with nuts, raisins, and sultanas. Then top them with a little witch’s hat! What cute and healthy no-bake Halloween treats for toddlers to help make, and then eat.

Apple Monsters

Create these creepy, but cute apple monsters by taking apple slices and attaching sunflower seeds (teeth), strawberries (tongues) and candy eyes using peanut butter as the glue.

Halloween Fruit Salad

Who said pumpkin carving skills don’t pay off elsewhere? This Halloween Fruit Salad involves carving a watermelon like a jack-o’-lantern and filling it with various fruits of your choice, such as pineapple, berries, honeydew, and more.

Deliciously creepy!

Clementine Pumpkins

It doesn’t get much healthier or easier than a peeled clementine and a stick of celery to create juicy citrus mini-pumpkins. They’re the perfect healthy no-bake Halloween treat for toddlers.

Chocolate Mice

These may be perfect for the spooky season, but there’s nothing spooky about seeing these mice in your kitchen. This cute Chocolate Mice recipe includes almond flour, almond butter, maple syrup, cocoa powder, and a few other ingredients. They require no baking and are easy to assemble, using mostly healthy ingredients.

No-Bake Halloween Pumpkins

Instead of mice, try these No-bake Pumpkins, made with the same healthy ingredients. Another no-bake Halloween treat that are easy to shape and perfect for kids to make. A fun nutritious and festive option!

Halloween Dirt Cups (With Avocado)

Looking for a healthier version of dirt cake? This Halloween Dirt Cup recipe uses avocados in lieu of the Cool Whip and instant pudding mix. The result is a tasty and healthy twist on this classic dessert.

Halloween Fruit Kabobs

Fruit on a stick with a Halloween theme? My kids loved making these easy fruit kabobs – using cookie-cutters on melon and threading onto skewers is such a fun and simple way to dress up fruit for the occasion.

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Sweet No-Bake Halloween Treats

Halloween is one of my kids favorite holidays, like most of their friends. The costumes, the pumpkin carving, the thrill of trick-or-treating and the promise of candy and sweet treats. The latter being one of their favorite things!

These no-bake Halloween treats are on the sweet and indulgent side, to be enjoyed by anyone with a sweet tooth.

Halloween Magic Cookie Bars

Create these Halloween Magic Cookie Bars for a fun twist on the classic Magic Cookie Bar recipe. These are layered with graham cracker crumbs, sweetened condensed milk, shredded coconut, pecans, chocolate chips, and Halloween sprinkles.

Halloween Graveyard Candy Bark

This Halloween Graveyard Chocolate Bark is easy and can be customized to use things you like. All you have to do is melt the chocolate, spread it out on parchment paper, and add candies of your choosing to create a graveyard scene. This one is definitely a great Halloween activity for kids!

Homemade Halloween Candy

These super simple Halloween Candy Pumpkins are made by melting chocolate and candy melts, filling the molds, and decorating the candies to look like little pumpkins.

Halloween Dirt Cake

Halloween is the perfect holiday to make a classic dirt cake. This no-bake Halloween Dirt Cake is the classic Cool Whip and pudding mix recipe, but swaps gummy worms with tombstone cookies and pumpkin candies. The result is a spooky graveyard topping perfect to take to any party.

Mummy Oreo Truffles

Using only four ingredients, these Mummy Oreo Truffles require mixing crushed Oreos (regular or Golden) with cream cheese, forming them into balls, dipping into white chocolate, and decorating to look like mummies.

Pumpkin Pie In A Cup

This easy no-bake Pumpkin Pie in a Cup is quick to assemble and make a delicious no-bake Halloween dessert or tasty, festive treat that will appeal to all ages.

Spider Eggs

These creepy Spider Eggs are made to mimic spider egg sacs. Despite their appearance, they will be delicious! A simple no-bake Halloween treat made with just three ingredients.

Festive Chocolate-Covered Oreos

Simple and delicious, these decorated Oreo cookies will really brighten up any Halloween spread. Cover Oreo cookies with chocolate, allow to cool, then drizzle with red and orange candy melts. Finish with a sprinkle of edible gold dust.

Pumpkin Cheesecake Dessert (No-Bake)

This Halloween Pumpkin Cheesecake has a rich creamy filling with chocolate and orange chips, set on an Oreo crust. It’s then decorated to resemble a Jack-O’-Lantern. Check out the cute pumpkin Peeps lining the edge of the cheesecake!

Reese’s Peanut Butter Ball

This Reese’s Peanut Butter Ball is the perfect no-bake Halloween treat for kids who love peanut butter. Made by mixing powdered sugar, cream cheese, peanut butter, and Reese’s candy and then forming it into a ball (similar to a cheese ball) for dipping. It’s not only delicious but also a showstopper!

Halloween Donuts

Really short on time? Grab some plain cake donuts from the store, dip them in chocolate, add sprinkles, and some plastic teeth and you’ve got these super cute Halloween Donuts.

Monster Popcorn Balls

These colorful Halloween Popcorn Balls are the perfect treat to make for a Halloween party for little ones. They’re heavy on the fun, but light on work!

No-Bake Halloween Monster Dessert Cups

These Monster Pudding Cups are super simple to make. Grab some ready-to-eat vanilla and chocolate pudding from the store, use orange food coloring in the vanilla, layer, and add mini marshmallows and chocolate chips for the monster’s eyes.

Marshmallow Ghost Treats

These ghost-shaped Halloween Rice Krispie Treats are straightforward to make, requiring basic ingredients and minimal effort

Even More No-Bake Halloween Treats

Still not found the perfect spooky treat? Here are yet more cute DIY Halloween treats that require no-baking.

No-Bake Chocolate Spider Cookies

These No-Bake Spider Cookies are too cute! Little ones will love getting involved, icing store-bought chocolate cookies and then creating creepy mini oreo spiders to sit on top.

Creepy Halloween Bagels

These Halloween bagels are not only great for parties, but also as a spooky snack after school. Transform plain bagels into these Creepy Halloween Bagels using cream cheese, food coloring, and edible eyes.

Monster Eyeballs (No-Bake Cake Pop Recipe)

Who knew eyeballs could be so delicious and cute?! This Monster Eyeball recipe will have you mixing crushed Oreos with cream cheese, forming them into balls, and dipping them into melted candy.

Sounds rather delish! It’s an easy, kid-friendly recipe and activity, perfect for creating cute, spooky snacks.

No-Bake Pumpkin Cheesecake Bars

This straightforward no-bake Halloween dessert recipe features a graham cracker crust and a creamy pumpkin cheesecake filling, making it a quick and hassle-free treat that’s perfect for fall and Halloween celebrations.

DIY Oreo Bats

Using Oreo cookies, miniature Reese’s, melted chocolate, and edible eyeballs create these cute, bat-shaped treats. This simple, no-bake DIY Oreo Bat recipe is perfect for Halloween parties or as a fun after-school treat that the kids can make.

Candy Corn Jello

Do you love candy corn? This simple, festive treat layers lemon and orange Jell-O in clear cups, topped with whipped cream, and garnished with candy corn.

Cheesy Mummy Sandwiches

It’s amazing what the most simple ingredients can create – like this open-face cheese mummy sandwich. You can, of course, use any cheese, but Swiss cheese or Gouda with their small round holes (created by gas-bubbles released in the cheese-making process) definitely adds to the theme.

Sweeten them up into a fun no-bake Halloween treat by adding jam for a delicious and gory combination perfect for the festivities. Yum!

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Which No-Bake Halloween Treat Are You Going To Try First?

There are so many delicious and fun-looking treats in this list, it may well be hard to choose! My kids can’t decide between the Halloween donuts and the no-bake pumpkin cheesecake. It’s the perfect excuse to make both!

Let me know which you try in the comments.