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The Scariest (and Most Delicious) Halloween Haunted House

Sink your teeth into this deviliously good treat-packed Halloween haunted house.
By Woman's Day Staff
<p>Chocolate cookie walls and candy decorations make this haunted house frightfully delicious.</p>
<p>Get the templates you need to get started here, and then click through to start decorating! </p>
Emily Kate Roemer/Studio D; Prop styling by Marina Malchin
Sink your teeth into this deviliously good treat-packed Halloween haunted house. This article originally appeared on Womansday.com.
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Home, Scary Home

<p>Chocolate cookie walls and candy decorations make this haunted house frightfully delicious.</p>
<p>Get the templates you need to get started here, and then click through to start decorating! </p>
Emily Kate Roemer/Studio D; Prop styling by Marina Malchin

Chocolate cookie walls and candy decorations make this haunted house frightfully delicious.

Get the templates you need to get started here, and then click through to start decorating!

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Roof

<p><strong>Window and porthole:</strong> Using royal icing, pipe windowpanes on a regular and mini Oreo cookie. Attach to sides of roof and attic with royal icing.</p>
<p><strong>Balcony railing:</strong> Use royal icing to stick candy corn around the roof as shown.</p>
Emily Kate Roemer/Studio D; Prop styling by Marina Malchin

Window and porthole: Using royal icing, pipe windowpanes on a regular and mini Oreo cookie. Attach to sides of roof and attic with royal icing.

Balcony railing: Use royal icing to stick candy corn around the roof as shown.

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Shingles

<p>Starting with the top row, stick Golden Graham Cereal shingles on the roof using melted hard caramel.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.womansday.com/food-recipes/holiday-recipes/halloween-haunted-house" target="_self">Watch this video to see how to attach the shingles.</a></p>
Emily Kate Roemer/Studio D; Prop styling by Marina Malchin

Starting with the top row, stick Golden Graham Cereal shingles on the roof using melted hard caramel.

Watch this video to see how to attach the shingles.

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Stairs

<p>Cut 3 wafer cookies to the width of the door, and arrange as stairs.</p>
Emily Kate Roemer/Studio D; Prop styling by Marina Malchin

Cut 3 wafer cookies to the width of the door, and arrange as stairs.

Related: 10 Ghoulishly Good Halloween Cookies

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Windows

<p>Attach windows to house with royal icing, then affix candy eyeballs ($3.99; <a href="http://www.wilton.com/" target="_blank">Wilton.com</a>) to windows with melted hard caramel.</p>
Emily Kate Roemer/Studio D; Prop styling by Marina Malchin

Attach windows to house with royal icing, then affix candy eyeballs ($3.99; Wilton.com) to windows with melted hard caramel.

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Creepy Tree

<p>Snip off the ends of 9 chocolate Twizzlers to expose the hollow center. Thread wire through the centers and trim the wire so it's hidden. Bunch the Twizzlers together and wrap a piece of wire around the center, toward one end. Bend out the shorter half to form a tree base that can stand up. Bend the taller limbs to form wild tree branches.* Place the tree on the cookie base and stick M&M's around the roots.</p>
Emily Kate Roemer/Studio D; Prop styling by Marina Malchin

Snip off the ends of 9 chocolate Twizzlers to expose the hollow center. Thread wire through the centers and trim the wire so it's hidden. Bunch the Twizzlers together and wrap a piece of wire around the center, toward one end. Bend out the shorter half to form a tree base that can stand up. Bend the taller limbs to form wild tree branches.* Place the tree on the cookie base and stick M&M's around the roots.

*Remove wire before eating.

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Headstone

<p>Cut the bottom third off a Milano cookie and pipe <em>RIP</em> on the top using tinted royal icing.</p>
<p><strong>Dirt:</strong> In a food processor, pulse 6 chocolate cookies (such as Famous Wafers) until they're fine crumbs.</p>
<p><strong>Bones: </strong>Scatter bones sprinkles ($4.49; <a href="http://www.wilton.com/" target="_blank">Wilton.com</a><em>) </em>over crumbs.</p>
Emily Kate Roemer/Studio D; Prop styling by Marina Malchin

Cut the bottom third off a Milano cookie and pipe RIP on the top using tinted royal icing.

Dirt: In a food processor, pulse 6 chocolate cookies (such as Famous Wafers) until they're fine crumbs.

Bones: Scatter bones sprinkles ($4.49; Wilton.com) over crumbs.

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Pumpkin Patch

<p>Use mallowcreme pumpkins ($5.99 for an 8.5-oz bag; <a href="http://www.jellybelly.com/" target="_blank">JellyBelly.com</a>) and green shoelace licorice for vines (see previous page; $10.50 for 2 lb; <a href="http://www.blaircandy.com/" target="_blank">BlairCandy.com</a>). Draw a face on one pumpkin with royal icing.</p>
<p><strong>Paved Ground:</strong> Make a path to the front door with white M&M's; attach to the cookie base with royal icing. Stick gray, black, lavender and purple M&M's around the house.</p>
Emily Kate Roemer/Studio D; Prop styling by Marina Malchin

Use mallowcreme pumpkins ($5.99 for an 8.5-oz bag; JellyBelly.com) and green shoelace licorice for vines (see previous page; $10.50 for 2 lb; BlairCandy.com). Draw a face on one pumpkin with royal icing.

Paved Ground: Make a path to the front door with white M&M's; attach to the cookie base with royal icing. Stick gray, black, lavender and purple M&M's around the house.

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Spiders and Web

<p>Affix mini M&M's to the walls using royal icing. Then pipe royal icing legs and eyes and draw a web.</p>
Emily Kate Roemer/Studio D; Prop styling by Marina Malchin

Affix mini M&M's to the walls using royal icing. Then pipe royal icing legs and eyes and draw a web.

Related: 20 Tasty Treats Made Even Better with M&M's

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