Homemade Halloween: 13 delightful DIY candy creations

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Step up your spooky Halloween festivities with an array of homemade candy treats that are as spooktacular as they are scrumptious. These creative confections are perfect for any Halloween celebration. Whether you’re aiming to impress your guests with ghoulish gourmet goodies or searching for fun, family-friendly projects, we’ve got you covered with a sweet lineup of homemade Halloween candy delights.

Candy corn fudge squares on a cutting board.
Candy Corn Fudge. Photo credit: Upstate Ramblings.

Pumpkin Brittle

A plate of chocolate covered pumpkin brittle on a white surface.
Pumpkin Brittle. Photo credit: Feast + West.

Pumpkin Brittle is a fall-themed treat featuring toffee, pumpkin spice, roasted pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, dark chocolate, and sea salt. Serve it at Halloween parties for a delicious treat.
Get the Recipe: Pumpkin Brittle

Rock Candy

Colorful rock candy swizzle sticks on a white background.
Rock Candy. Photo credit: Feast + West.

Homemade Rock Candy is a nostalgic childhood treat. In addition to being a great Halloween treat, it doubles as a fun science project for the kiddos.
Get the Recipe: Rock Candy

Bourbon Marshmallows

Stacks of marshmallows next to a glass of bourbon whiskey.
Bourbon Marshmallows. Photo credit: Feast + West.

Bourbon Marshmallows are the perfect addition to your homemade Halloween candy spread. You’ll be surprised at how easy it is to make homemade marshmallows!
Get the Recipe: Bourbon Marshmallows

Halloween Truffles

A bunch of chocolate truffles with sprinkles on a piece of paper.
Halloween Truffles. Photo credit: Upstate Ramblings.

Halloween Truffles provide an elegant way to infuse the Halloween spirit into a delectable treat. Customize them for any Halloween party.
Get the Recipe: Halloween Truffles

Halloween Candy Cookies

cookies with M&M's, potato chips, pretzels, nuts and chocolate chips.
Halloween Candy Cookies. Photo credit: Feast + West.

These Halloween Candy Cookies are loaded with chocolate chips, candies, nuts, pretzels, and potato chips, transforming the classic cookie into a sweet-and-salty delight. They’re a great way to use up Halloween candy.
Get the Recipe: Halloween Candy Cookies

Dark Chocolate Bar

Sugar-Free Dark Chocolate Bar on a table with broken pieces in a bowl.
Dark Chocolate Bar. Photo credit: Low Carb – No Carb.

This Dark Chocolate Bar is a decadent and mysterious Halloween indulgence, capturing the dark allure of the spooky season. Keep it to yourself or share it.
Get the Recipe: Dark Chocolate Bar

Vodka Gummy Worms

Two glasses with gummy worms in them.
Vodka Gummy Worms. Photo credit: Feast + West.

Vodka Gummy Worms are a fun, colorful and, well, slightly creepy way to celebrate Halloween. Make a big batch for your grown-up Halloween party or just because. Customize them with your favorite booze if you like.
Get the Recipe: Vodka Gummy Worms

Candy Corn Fudge

Candy corn fudge squares on a cutting board.
Candy Corn Fudge. Photo credit: Upstate Ramblings.

Candy Corn Fudge takes the iconic Halloween candy to a whole new level, featuring a creamy, colorful and rich vanilla flavor that’s sure to be a favorite at any Halloween event.
Get the Recipe: Candy Corn Fudge

Homemade Sprinkles

Homemade sprinkles on a chocolate cupcake.
Homemade Sprinkles. Photo credit: Feast + West.

Make your own Halloween-themed sprinkles in any color for your party treats. Homemade sprinkles add whimsy to Halloween celebrations and are surprisingly easy to create. Use shades of orange, lime green, black and purple for a fun treat.
Get the Recipe: Homemade Sprinkles

No-Bake Cinnamon Treats

Cinnamon candies in a glass dish on stone countertop.
No-Bake Cinnamon Treats. Photo credit: Primal Edge Health.

Satisfy your Halloween sweet tooth with these easy, chewy no-bake Cinnamon Treats. They’re fun to make and taste like fall.
Get the Recipe: No-Bake Cinnamon Treats

Mini Caramel Apples

Mini Caramel Apples on a stick and dipped in sugar.
Mini Caramel Apples. Photo credit: Upstate Ramblings.

Mini Caramel Apples are easy to make and fun to eat, offering small caramel apple bites with less mess and frustration. They’re a perfect and convenient fall snack for Halloween season.
Get the Recipe: Mini Caramel Apples

Monster Cake Pops

Image shows three monster cake pops in various colors against a white background.
Monster Cake Pops. Photo credit: Honest and Truly.

Elevate your Halloween celebration with whimsical Monster Cake Pops that embody the spirit of the season in every adorable bite. They are double trouble, serving as delightful decorations and delicious treats.
Get the Recipe: Monster Cake Pops

Halloween Candy Bark

Orange pretzel bark with pretzels on a marble countertop.
Halloween Candy Bark. Photo credit: Upstate Ramblings.

Halloween Candy Bark is a terrific way to create a sweet but not spooky Halloween treat that’s sure to impress. With fun Halloween-themed colors, textures and flavors, it’s a festive and fun addition to any party table. It’s spookily good!
Get the Recipe: Halloween Candy Bark

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