24 Terrifyingly Tasty No-Bake Halloween Treats

Basically, aPSLin snack form. Use candy corn if you can’t find pumpkins.

The ideal excuse to raid yourcandy stashbeforebeggar’s night. Bonus, kiddos can help make it.

The only creepy crawlies we’re glad to encounter. The googly eyes are homemade, but you can use store-bought too.

We’re batty for these cuties, since they’re made with just four ingredients.

Two of our favorite things in one. Usepumpkin spice mixto cut down on ingredients.

We bet theseHalloween treatswould survive the zombie apocalypse. They’re ready in less than 20 minutes.

Totally counts as one of your five-a-day. Kids will love ’em even without the cloying sweetness.

Complete with wonky, spookycandy eyes. Use any candy melt color your heart desires.

A salty and sweet (trick or) treat. This one is a kidandadult fave.

If you ask us, the more googly eyes, the better. Seasonal colored candies up the ante here.

Halloween party? These will be ahoot. (Heh.) Embrace the imperfections and these will look even spookier.

Need to quickly whip up a dessert? These make-ahead, four-ingredient, creepy-crawly dirt cups should do the trick…er, treat.

Just look at those whiskers. Totoro is ideal when ghosts and goblins aretooscary, you know?

They’re todiefor (not to mention four ingredients and ready in 20).

Nothing scary about this Halloween favorite flavor combo. The base is made without refined sugar, a win-win.

They’re like little bites offall, and just the thing for your classyHalloween cocktailparty.

Spiders and ghosts andpumpkins, oh my! Sans decorations, these are three ingredients.

It’s totallyboo-tiful. (Last pun, promise.) Let your kids go wild with the decorations.

Skipping the oven means there’s no risk of cracking. (And less time to wait before eating.)

Make this elegant dessert for your totally-non-kitschyadult Halloween party.

Proof that not all Halloween treats need to be candy-coated to be tasty.

These will be a hit at your kid’s class party (and they’re so easy to put together).

Skip the homemade cookies and use store-bought to make them no-bake.

What’s more Halloweenie than a giant version of your fave candy?