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TikTok Halloween Recipes: 9 Popular Halloween Food Videos

Hero image: frames from videos by @rachel.hornibrook, @bridget.lucille, @essentialeveryday and @twisted on TikTok.

TikTok Halloween recipes cover a lot of ground, from a prosciutto hand on a cheese board to pudding cups with cookie tombstones. This collection gathers nine Halloween food videos from TikTok, from a hand made of prosciutto to ghost brownies, each with the creator’s own caption recipe.

Halloween falls on Saturday, October 31, 2026. The nine TikTok Halloween recipes below were posted between 2022 and 2025, so none of them is new this year. They are listed because each one has been widely watched on TikTok.

What to know:

  • The mix: one cheese-board idea, two pizza-dough dinner ideas (a mummy pizza and a mummy calzone), and six sweet treats built from brownies, rice cereal, pudding and cookies.
  • Where the TikTok Halloween recipes come from: the creators’ own captions. This site has not cooked any of them.
  • Why the dates matter: seven videos are from 2023 or earlier and two are from 2025, so none is new this season.

How This List of TikTok Halloween Recipes Was Put Together

These TikTok Halloween recipes were found by searching TikTok for Halloween cookies, snack boards, desserts, dinners, drinks, rice cereal treats and dirt cups. From the videos that came up, nine widely watched ones were kept, each with a recipe or clear instructions in the caption or, in the case of the brownies, a clear on-screen title. For each one, the creator name, caption and post date were read from the video’s page, and the cover image was checked.

Each entry gives the date the video was posted. The list is a selection of widely watched Halloween food videos, not a ranking of all Halloween food on TikTok.

Everything these TikTok Halloween recipes list under “the caption lists” comes from the creator’s caption as posted. Quantities and bake times are the creators’ own and have not been tested here, so check the video for the full method before cooking.

1. Scare-Cuterie Hand Board

First among these TikTok Halloween recipes is a scare-cuterie board from the account @besstrealtygroup, posted October 9, 2023. The on-screen title is “Scare-Cuterie Board,” and the cover frame shows a hand and forearm built from rolled prosciutto on a white board, with crackers around it.

The caption lists four ingredients: cheese sticks, flavored cream cheese, prosciutto and crackers. Its directions are to trace an arm and hand on parchment or wax paper, cut cheese sticks to the length of fingers, wrap them in prosciutto, mold the cream cheese into the shape of the hand, cover it with prosciutto and add crackers.

Watch on TikTok: @besstrealtygroup

2. Ghost Rice Crispy Squares

Second among these TikTok Halloween recipes is a video of Halloween rice crispy squares from @rachel.hornibrook, posted October 23, 2025. The caption calls them “homemade rice crispy bars” topped with milk chocolate and white chocolate ghosts, and tags the post with Irish food.

The caption gives metric amounts and says the recipe makes 9 squares:

  • 190g rice crispies and a pinch of salt
  • 180g mini white marshmallows plus 30g extra
  • 100g salted butter
  • 200g milk chocolate with 1 teaspoon vegetable oil
  • 20g white chocolate for the ghosts

The method in the caption is to melt the butter and marshmallows, stir in the cereal and salt, add the extra marshmallows, press the mixture into a lined 8 by 8 inch tin, pour melted milk chocolate over it, pipe nine small ghosts in white chocolate and add faces with a skewer. The caption says to chill the bars for 2 hours or overnight, and says they keep for 2 weeks in a sealed container in the fridge.

Watch on TikTok: @rachel.hornibrook

3. Halloween Ghost Brownies

Third is a video of fudgy Halloween ghost brownies from @fitwaffle, posted October 15, 2023. The caption reads only “Fudgy halloween ghost brownies” followed by hashtags, so it does not list ingredients. The on-screen text says “Slice into 16 pieces” and “Halloween Ghost Brownies,” and the cover frame shows a pan of dark chocolate brownies decorated with white chocolate ghosts and sprinkles.

Because the caption has no recipe, anyone who wants amounts will need to watch the video itself for the method.

Watch on TikTok: @fitwaffle

4. Graveyard Dirt Cups

Fourth among the TikTok Halloween recipes is a video of graveyard dirt cups from @bridget.lucille, posted October 5, 2023. The caption recalls dirt cups as a school birthday treat and says the creator gave them a spooky twist.

The caption lists:

  • An instant chocolate pudding mix (a 5.9 oz box, which the creator says calls for 3 cups of milk)
  • One 8 oz container of whipped topping
  • 15 to 20 sandwich cookies, with the filling removed and the cookies blended into crumbs
  • Candy eyes, candy bones, pumpkin candies and gummy worms
  • Milano cookies and black icing for the tombstones

The method in the caption is to mix the pudding with milk, fold in the whipped topping, layer cookie crumbs and pudding in cups with a pair of eyes between layers, top with eyes, bones, worms and pumpkins, and write “R.I.P.” on the cookies with the black icing before standing them in the cups.

Watch on TikTok: @bridget.lucille

5. Halloween Mummy Pizzas

Fifth is a video of Halloween mummy pizzas from @chloeandleox, posted October 17, 2023. The caption describes them as “SUPER EASY & FUN” and lists pizza dough, pizza sauce, pepperoni (the creator says she used Quorn), cheese and Italian herbs.

The method in the caption is short: cut out the pizza dough and slice the sides, fill the middle and wrap it, then sprinkle with flour for the mummy effect. The caption suggests serving them as a snack or on a platter board.

Watch on TikTok: @chloeandleox

6. Pumpkin Rice Krispy Treats

Sixth among these TikTok Halloween recipes is a video of pumpkin rice cereal treats from @essentialeveryday, posted October 14, 2023. The caption calls them “kid-friendly” and names the store-brand marshmallows and pretzel sticks the creator used.

The caption lists:

  • 3 tablespoons of butter
  • 10 oz of marshmallows
  • 6 cups of crisped rice cereal
  • A few drops of orange food coloring
  • Pretzel sticks and green and black decorating gel for the stems and faces

The method in the caption is to melt the butter over low heat, stir in the marshmallows until melted, add the orange coloring, stir in the cereal, let the mixture cool until it can be handled, spray hands with nonstick cooking spray, roll small pumpkin shapes and insert a pretzel rod in the top of each one.

Watch on TikTok: @essentialeveryday

7. Mummy Calzone

Seventh of the TikTok Halloween recipes is a video of a mummy calzone from @occasionsbyshakira, posted October 19, 2022, the oldest video in this list. The caption calls it “the easiest dinner idea for Halloween or your next Spooky Party” and says it is “a spooky twist on my recipe that went viral.”

The caption gives six steps:

  • Roll out refrigerated pizza dough and cut 10 to 12 slits on each side
  • Layer with your choice of toppings and seasonings
  • Braid the dough slits over the filling to resemble mummy wrappings
  • Top with pepperoni and olive eyeballs
  • Bake at 400 degrees for 15 minutes or until done to preference
  • Brush with a little olive oil and Parmesan

Watch on TikTok: @occasionsbyshakira

8. Muffin Pan Brownie Cookies

Eighth among the TikTok Halloween recipes is a video of muffin pan brownie cookies from @cookinginthemidwest, posted October 4, 2023. The caption thanks another creator for the inspiration and for the cookies.

The caption lists one box of brownie mix, plus the water, egg and oil the box calls for, and 12 Halloween sugar cookies. The method is to mix the brownie batter, fill a muffin tin a little over halfway, bake at 350 degrees for about 15 minutes until the brownies begin to set, press a Halloween sugar cookie into the top of each, and bake another 10 to 15 minutes.

Watch on TikTok: @cookinginthemidwest

9. Rice Krispie Brain Cupcakes

Ninth among these TikTok Halloween recipes is a video of rice cereal brain cupcakes from @twisted, posted October 18, 2025. The caption asks “Who knew brains could taste THIS good?” and lists 2 cups of mini marshmallows, 30g of melted butter, 2 cups of crisped rice cereal and a dash of red food coloring.

The caption gives no further method. The cover frame shows brain-shaped mounds of the cereal mixture set on cupcake cups, with a red drizzle running down one of them.

Watch on TikTok: @twisted

More Halloween Coverage on This Site

For Halloween on TikTok beyond the TikTok Halloween recipes above, see TikTok Halloween costumes for 2026, a roundup of costume ideas built on this year’s viral moments, and the TikTok Halloween travel guide, which covers six haunted places.

For other food coverage beyond these TikTok Halloween recipes, see the boiled zucchini TikTok trend and the Lunch in My City trend.

Frequently Asked Questions

How were these TikTok Halloween recipes chosen?

They are widely watched Halloween food videos found by searching TikTok, each with a recipe or clear instructions. Each entry gives the creator’s name and the post date.

Are these TikTok Halloween recipes new this year?

No. They were posted between October 2022 and October 2025. Each entry gives its post date.

Has this site tested these TikTok Halloween recipes?

No. The ingredient lists and steps are taken from each creator’s caption, and the quantities are theirs. Check the original video for the full method.

Sources, all TikTok videos: @besstrealtygroup, @rachel.hornibrook, @fitwaffle, @bridget.lucille, @chloeandleox, @essentialeveryday, @occasionsbyshakira, @cookinginthemidwest, @twisted.