Our top Halloween recipes that will go down a treat
Karlina Valeiko
26 October 2023
Tricks AND treats
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Blood-curdling bat cupcakes
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Spooky pumpkin sushi
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Haunted hot dog fingers
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Terrifying tombstone cupcakes
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Spine-tingling spider cookies
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Peculiar pumpkin cake pops
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Scary sausage mummies
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Sinister spider web pumpkin soup
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Ghastly grissini ghosts
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Creepy cookie monsters
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Menacing mummy toast
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Grotesque green apple monsters...
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…or ominous one-eyed monsters
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Shocking spaghetti
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Macabre meatball mummies
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Boo-tiful banana ghosts
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Monstrous margherita pizza
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Diabolical devilled eggs
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Disturbing monster desserts
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Petrifying zombie pears
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Beastly cheese ball bats
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Fearsome Frankenstein toast
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Abominable apple and plum pie
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Wicked witches’ hats
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Fiendish last-minute fix
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Bone-chilling beetroot pie
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Green slime eyeball pasta with fiery hell sauce
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Mischievous chocolate muffin spiders
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Vincent Price's ghoulish goulash
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Supernatural pumpkin soup with blue cheese
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Eye-popping pumpkin and pecan cake
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