Oreo Candy Bars
This one is new to us, but we're positive that trick-or-treaters will be lining up for this candy combo. A chocolate candy bar filled with Oreo cream and cookie crumbs? It sounds ghoulishly good
Cadbury Screme Egg
Thought Cadbury was just a treat at Easter? Think again! These creme eggs taste just the same as the Easter variety except they've got a gooey green filling. That's the sort of creepy, gross-out details little goblins love.
Twizzlers pull n peel
This new-for-2018 product puts a Halloween twist on a classic candy. The classic cherry Twizzlers flavor and color is swapped out for orange and black, that's orange and black cherry licorice. That's a combo we can get behind!
Rice Krispie Treats Halloween Minis
Yep, you can skip the chocolate and still have Halloween treats that trick-or-treaters will love. Fun-size Rice Krispie treats are still a great snack, and they're just the thing to pop into a lunch box in the days after Halloween.
Pumpkin Patch Orange Pop Rocks
There are some candies that are quintessentially kid, and Pop Rocks are chief among them. Treat kiddos to a special Halloween edition of the candy this year for trick-or-treat (and maybe buy a pack or two for yourself, (just for fun).
Sour Patch Zombie Kids
Classic Sour Patch Kids aren't going to cut it on Halloween when all the monsters are creeping about. Instead, opt for spooky Zombie Kids. The sour-sweet combo is there, but just made creepy in ghoulish colors.
Who doesn't love a little bit of salt paired with sweet? These chocolate-covered pretzels are just the thing to satisfy everyone's cravings this Halloween. Bonus: These pretzels are made in a facility that doesn't deal with nuts, meaning they're safe for kids with those allergies.
Haribo Spooky Gummy Mix
Don't bother with the traditional bears or worms this Halloween. Instead go creepy with this assortment from Haribo with snack-size packs of mummies, snakes and more.
Utz Mini Cheeseballs
Not all of the best Halloween treats are chocolate. Some trick-or-treaters prefer salty snacks and if they're cheesy, well, all the better. These mini packs of cheeseballs
Dove Pumpkins
The classic Dove squares have gotten a fall makeover. Your favorite flavors, dark chocolate, milk chocolate and caramel-filled chocolate, are all still there but wrapped up in pumpkin foil. These small candies are just the thing to fill out Halloween treat bags.
Chex Mix Muddy Buddies
Whether you call it puppy chow or muddy buddies, we're sure there's not a ghost, witch or princess out there that doesn't love this treat. Get individually portioned bags to hand out this year and we're sure you'll have even more ghosts and goblins (or maybe kids in these food-inspired costumes) coming to your door next year.
Betty Crocker Fruit Halloween Snacks
You never want to be the house that hands out fruit on Halloween, but you might want to be the one that hands out fruit snacks. Kids of all ages, but especially the younger set—will love a few fruit snacks and fruit roll ups in their baskets
Jelly Belly Disney Villain Vile Villain Jellybeans
When a Cruella de Vil, Ursula or Maleficent comes knocking at your door, you won't have to think twice about what candy to give them with these fun jellybeans on hand. These villainous packs show off all the best baddies and are filled with one of our favorite treats.
Annie's Bunny Grahams
Got some especially tiny trick-or-treaters in the neighborhood? You might want to snag a box of these tot-friendly graham cracker snacks. In chocolate and honey flavors, they're just right for the smallest scarecrows and scaredy cats.
Hershey's Spooky Shapes
We know what you're thinking: Hershey's and Reese's are typical Halloween treats. And you'd be right, except these treats have an extra Halloween spin outside of the fun packaging. Inside, all the classics, Hershey's bars, Hershey's Cookies 'n Cream, Reese's and York Peppermint Patties, are given scary makeovers as ghosts, pumpkins and tombstones. We've never seen a tombstone-shaped chocolate bar before, but we're sure all the kiddos will love them.
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