These hair-raising Halloween treats are delicious enough to satisfy all the mischievous boys and ghouls who come knocking at your door. 

These mini marzipan pumpkins look innocent -- all the better to lure snackers.

Practice your magic with these invisible pops, setting licorice whips, pepitas (hulled pumpkin seeds), and candy corn afloat inside this clear confection.

Everyone knows witches are not to be trusted with apples. Assure your guests that the coating of caramel, pistachios, and chocolate on these twig-skewered fruits is safe to eat (then cackle mysteriously).

Only the most daring party guests will try these terrifyingly tasty eggs of newt (actually tapioca pearls!).

Those who seek out remains in the cupboard will enjoy these fresh marshmallow bones.

These sweet orange-flavored suckers are decorated with creepy candies.

These wrapped candies are perfect treats for hungry trick-or-treaters on Halloween.

These delicious ganache-filled figs are spiced with cloves.

These boo-tiful brownie coffins are topped with marzipan.

Spin a web of hot sugar around each caramel-dipped apple, then garnish the batch with ghoulish plastic spiders.

These macabre treats, so sweet yet so sinister, will make even the bravest eaters tremble. The marshmallow skulls top madeleines shrouded in bittersweet chocolate.

These white chocolate ghosts may look spooky, but they taste sweet.

Ice cream cones are embellished with chocolate and gummy candy belts to make deviously delicious witches' hats.

Serve these sprinkle-coated brownie bits alongside Peanut Butter Cups as Halloween petits fours.

These creepy pear heads were inspired by the pirate legend of using skulls as markers for buried treasure.

Kids can help transform innocent white marshmallows into terrifying skull treats for Halloween.

This sweetly sinister cat beckons hungry guests with licorice and berry candies.

After pumpkin carving, save seeds to make this irresistible Halloween brittle.

Tempt party guests with delectable apples dipped in a sweet sugar mixture.

Inspired by the colors of candy corn, this gelatin snack will satisfy little goblins before any mischief begins.

These quickly fried, cakey confections boast a tantalizing molten center of liquid caramel.

Nothing is more satisfying to hungry ghosts and goblins than homemade peanut butter cup candies.