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15 Skeleton Desserts That Are Bad To The Bone

Bone appetit.

By Hannah Petertil and
Cupcake, Dessert, Bone, Baking cup, Skull, Sweetness, Baked goods, Baking, Cake decorating supply, Snack,

These super-fun sweets are a great way to say bone appetit to your party guests. And don't stop there, we've got witchy desserts, vampire treats and candy corn galore in our collection of Halloween eats.

1

Gingerdead Cookies

Gingerdead Cookies
Kailley's Kitchen

It is never too early to break out the gingerbread, especially when you can easily create a skeleton from the classic cookie cutout with just a little ingenuity (and icing, of course).

Get the recipe from Kailley's Kitchen.

2

White Chocolate Popcorn Skull

White Chocolate Popcorn Skull
Hungry Happenings

Popcorn balls get a make-over in this easy and clever white chocolate skull.

Get the recipe from Hungry Happenings.

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3

Skeleton Pudding Cups

Skeleton Pudding Cups
Lil' Luna

Easy and fun, these skeleton pudding cups will please both the adults and kids at any Halloween party.

Get the recipe from Lil' Luna.

4

Jack Skellington Cake Pops

Jack Skellington Cake Pops
Pint Sized Baker

His body is practically as lanky as a cake pop stem, anyway.

Get the recipe from Pint Sized Baker.

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5

Red Velvet Pudding with Meringue Bones

Red Velvet Pudding with Meringue Bones
Just a Taste

These light and fluffy meringue bones go perfectly with the blood-red velvet pudding.

Get the recipe from Just a Taste.

6

Nutter Butter Skulls

Nutter Butter Skulls
Hungry Happenings

These no-bake skulls are quick and kid-friendly. Can someone say decorating party?

Get the recipe from Hungry Happenings.

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7

Bag of Bones Snack Mix

Bag of Bones Snack Mix
This Silly Girls Life

Even trick-or-treaters need tasty snacks before they start making the rounds, and there is no better way to fill little ghouls up than with this spooky snack mix.

Get the recipe from This Silly Girl's Life.

8

Marshmallow Pops with Sugary Skulls

Marshmallow Pops with Sugary Skulls
Love from the Oven

Simple can be best during the holiday season, so try out these eerie, easy, and incredibly tasty marshmallow pops.

Get the recipe from Love from the Oven.

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9

DIY Skull Cookie Cutters

DIY Skull Cookie Cutters
Hello Lucky

Doing Halloween on a budget? Nothing is cuter (and easier) than these DIY cookie cutter skulls.

Get the recipe from Hello Lucky.

10

Krispie Crunchy Bones

Krispie Crunchy Bones
Cute as a Fox

Homemade candy meets Halloween in these crispy and crunchy skulls and bones.

Get the recipe from Cute as a Fox.

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11

Skeleton Cupcakes

Skeleton Cupcakes
Cookies and Cups

White chocolate-covered pretzels help these skeletons grow out of these cupcakes to create a dessert that is terrifyingly good.

Get the recipe from Cookies and Cups.

12

Brownie Graveyard

Brownie Graveyard
Courtesy of Culinary Ginger

It might look gross, but this unearthed graveyard is all kinds of delicious.

Get the recipe from Culinary Ginger.

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13

Jack Skellington Cake

Jack Skellington Cake
Courtesy of Bombshell Bling

If the top wasn't cute enough, the inside is full of Halloween spirit, too

Get the recipe from Bombshell Bling.

14

Skeleton Pretzels

Skeleton Pretzels
Courtesy of Being Genevieve

Snack time just got spooky.

Get the recipe from Being Genevieve.

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15

Skeleton Fingers

Skeleton Fingers
Courtesy of Pizzazzerie

Satisfy your sweet tooth and scare your guests all in one.

Get the recipe from Pizzazzerie.

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