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6 Creepy Crawly Snacks for a Spook-tacular Halloween!

Written by Aptive Pest Control October 22, 2024

Updated November 4, 2024

Halloween is right around the corner, and there’s no better way to celebrate than with spooky, bug-inspired treats! Whether you’re throwing a Halloween bash or just looking for fun food ideas to share with family and friends, these creepy crawly treats will add a perfect touch of fun to the holiday. While these treats are all in good fun, the real-life bugs are best left outside—if you’re having trouble with real creepy crawlies, Aptive’s pest control experts can help keep them out!


1. Spider Donuts

Spider Donuts

Add some creepy fun to your Halloween table by turning donuts into spiders with pretzel legs and candy eyes. These cute yet spooky treats are easy to make and even easier to enjoy! Check out the full recipe here.


2. Dirt Cupcakes with Gummy Worms

Dirt Cupcakes With Gummy Worms

These dirt cupcakes are a Halloween classic, topped with gummy worms that seem to wriggle right out of the “soil.” They’re a fun and tasty addition to any spooky celebration. Check out the full recipe here.


3. Oreo Bats

Oreo Bats

Bats and Halloween go hand-in-hand, and these Oreo Bats are as tasty as they are cute. With just a few Oreos, some candy eyes, and chocolate, you’ll have a fun, no-bake treat in minutes. Check out the full recipe here.


4. Spiderweb Caramel Apple Slices

Spiderweb Caramel Apple Slices

Looking for a spooky twist on a classic treat? These caramel apple slices feature a creepy spider web design made from melted chocolate, making them a perfect balance of sweet and spooky for any Halloween spread. Check out the full recipe here.


5. Peanut Butter Spider Cookies

Peanut Butter Spider Cookies

Peanut butter cookies just got a creepy upgrade with these spider-shaped designs! Easy to make and even easier to eat, these cookies are sure to be a hit. Check out the full recipe here.


6. Celery Snails & Caterpillars

Celery Snails Caterpillars

Bring some playful charm to your Halloween snacks with these celery snails and caterpillars. These cute, critter-shaped bites are a fun way for kids to get hands-on with their food and enjoy the creepy-crawly theme. Check out the full recipe here.

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