Spooky and delicious Halloween treats for everyone

Whether it's a get-together for adults and friends or a festive party for kids and families, there’s something easy to keep even the non-fun-loving folk entertained.

From Halloween cupcakes, brownies and cookies to finger foods and salty-sweet snacks, these fun treats will ensure everyone at your party has a scary good time.

Scarily-simple soup

We're starting here so we don't scare anyone off. No skill required, simply take a tin of your favourite soup, or make one from scratch, and transform it with a pot of single cream or jar of coconut cream/milk.

Just before you're about to serve, make 3-4 circles on top of your warm soup, and use a toothpick to draw lines from the centre to the edge, in 3-4 places. This will give the effect of a spider's web across the top fo each bowl.

We love the Renourish Soup with Kale, Spinach & Turmeric, for the perfect Halloween, green swamp.

Regular soup just became Halloween soup. See, easy!

Healthy treats

Want the kids to enjoy Halloween while still attempting to get some goodness inside of them? We hear you.

Banana, peeled, cut in half; chocolate melted, spread or syrup, painted on as eyes and monstrous mouth - potassium ticked off the list.

Satsumas, peeled; cucumber, peeled and sliced into thin slithers, chopped down to 2cm lengths, popped in the topped of each citrus sphere - Vitamin C taken care of.

You're welcome!

RIP chocolate pots

So simple, yet so effective, these individual dessert pots will have your guests intrigued.

They work with any kind of one-pot recipe, the key is just the biscuit on top. Take any long-shaped biscuit (just to ensure it fits inside your mini pots) and break it in half.

Use cake decorating tubes to scribble "RIP" on each and pop in the top of your dessert pots.

Crush any leftover biscuits and sprinkle on top of each pot to disguise where the biscuit sits on top. It also doubles up as mud on top.

Graveyard pots coming right up!