Recipes Holidays and Events Recipes Halloween Treats 13 Scary Halloween Cookies to Sink Your Fangs Into By Mary Claire Lagroue Mary Claire Lagroue Mary Claire Lagroue works as an associate commerce editor at Food & Wine. A former associate editor at Allrecipes, she joined Dotdash Meredith in 2019. She has written about food since 2017, and her work can be found in Cooking Light, Southern Living, and more. Allrecipes' editorial guidelines Updated on October 6, 2022 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo by gduine. Photo: gduine Your Halloween crew will shriek with delight at the sight of these creative, creepy Halloween cookies. Here's how to transform chocolate chips into spiders, sugar cookies into a witch's fingers, meringue into bones, and more. 01 of 13 Haunted Oreos® View Recipe Allrecipes Magazine With melted chocolate chips or a little icing, you can turn Oreo cookies into vampire bats at Dracula-like speed. Just allow time for them to set in the freezer. 02 of 13 Booger Cookies View Recipe Laura Stephen Glops of green frosting top these pistachio-flavored chocolate chip cookies for a treat that's *snot* too icky for kids. 03 of 13 Spooky Witches' Fingers View Recipe Photo by gduine. gduine These cookies look eerily realistic. Home cook Laura M. shares how she decorated them for her son's class party: "We added green food coloring to the dough, and when I took them out of the oven I added a single chocolate chip for a wart. We also added red gel food coloring for the severed end of the finger." 04 of 13 Halloween Chocolate Chip Cookies with Spiders View Recipe barbara Want to have a leg up on other chocolate chip cookies? Spoon melted chocolate chips into a piping bag with a small tip, then draw spider-sized legs around chocolate chips. 05 of 13 Cat Poop Cookies View Recipe Carlann If you hope to gross out your crew on Halloween, look no further than our Cat Poop Cookies. Go all out and place them in a new litter box with wheat and barley nugget cereal, like Grape-Nuts, complete with a new litter scoop for serving. 06 of 13 Halloween Ghost Cookies View Recipe AllrecipesPhoto Use a tulip-shaped cookie cutter to create Halloween Ghost Cookies that look more friendly than frightening. 07 of 13 Halloween Ghosties View Recipe Allrecipes Magazine Peanut butter sandwich cookies, melted white chocolate chips, and mini chocolate chips form a phantom that kids go nuts for. 08 of 13 Meringue Bones and Ghosts View Recipe fabeveryday "While I know no one is ever actually scared by spooky Halloween treats, I do know for a fact that many people are terrified to work with meringue," Chef John says. Never fear. Reviewers find this recipe easy. 09 of 13 Poop Emoji Cookies View Recipe Fioa More yum than yuck, these Poop Emoji Cookies will get a kid's attention like nothing else. Just take it from the reviews! These cookies have a drier consistency to keep their shape, but that makes them just right for dipping in milk. 10 of 13 Peanut Butter Spider Cookies View Recipe Snacking in the Kitchen Cut in half, chocolate candy spheres (like Lindt Lindor Truffles) sit atop peanut butter cookies with frosting legs and candy eyes. Creepy-crawly but cute. 11 of 13 The Best Rolled Sugar Cookies View Recipe Patience Lair You don't have to shape sugar cookies into anything special for shock factor. Using a fork to splatter a mixture of powdered sugar (1/2 cup), water (2 tablespoons), and red food coloring gel (just a few drops) will do the trick. 12 of 13 Chocolate Mice View Recipe kimmie Averaging five stars, these Chocolate Mice look and taste terrific. To create a tail, you can use licorice (per the recipe) or follow the lead of reviewers who melted caramel candies in the microwave for about five seconds each, cut them in half, then pulled them to stretch them into tails. Give them red eyes for a scarier appearance. 13 of 13 Hoot Owl Cookies View Recipe SUZZANNA True to their name these, owl cookies are a hoot. And no better time to bake them than Halloween. 10 Fun Halloween Cookie Ideas See our entire collection of Halloween Treats and Desserts here. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit