“Shared with permission from Liz at EatMoveMake.com”

No bake cookie treats are one of my favorite types of desserts. Mainly because they’re super easy to make AND because you don’t have turn the oven on. That’s right, you can make these handsome mummies without having to think about the oven or a cookie sheet.

My husband would be super crazy about these Mummy Cookie Bites too because they’re made with one of his favorite cookies. haha. If I made these for a party I would probably have to double the recipe because he would be sneaking into the kitchen to grab one of these Halloween cookie bites every time I turned my back.

Not to mention, my son would be right behind him trying to do the same!

However, considering how fun and easy these Mummy Cookie Bites are to make, I don’t think I’d mind making an extra batch or two!

These would also be great little treats to make for neighbors for Halloween. How fun would it be to drop off a bag of mummy heads to your neighbor. hahaha I think that would be pretty perfect for Halloween.

If you’re looking for even more Halloween Cookie recipes, there are a few on the blog that you’ll love!

Mummy Cookie Bites

Liz says,

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• COMING SOON

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“Shared with permission from Jenni at PastryChefOnline.com”

I remember black and white cookies from my days of mixing up fancy lattes at the coffee shop. They were pretty tasty but they were just black and white. I liked them but I wasn’t in love with them.

Then I saw these Halloween Black and White Style Cookies that Jenni made and I found a whole new love of black and white cookies….or should I say orange and white cookies!

These fun Halloween Black and White Style Cookies have a secret ingredient to keep them fresh and tasty! – Angie, Southern Halloween Queen

Not only are these beautiful and perfect for Halloween but you’re also going to love that these black and white cookies actually stay fresh and tasty thanks to a secret ingredient! You’re going to need to hop on over to Jenni’s blog to grab this free recipe and find out exactly what that secret ingredient is!

Halloween Black and White Style Cookies

Jenni says,

Y’all, these black and white cookies for Halloween are really, really good. The tender, soft, slightly lemony cake and the shiny, lemony glaze are lovely together. And if you ever want to make traditional black and white cookies, instead of whisking orange food coloring into half of the glaze, just whisk in some dark cocoa powder and a tiny bit of extra water so the chocolate glaze has the same texture as the plain. And adding cocoa powder to a lemony glaze doesn’t taste weird. I promise.

Reposted with permission from Jenni at PastryChefOnline.com

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“Shared with permission from Dorothy at CrazyforCrusts.com”

Oh pudding cookies! Pudding cookies are so good, y’all! They’re probably one of my favorite ways to make chocolate chip cookies, even though it’s been a while since I’ve made them.

However, these Peanut Butter Pudding Cookie Monsters make me want to get into the kitchen right now and whip up a batch.

Peanut butter, pudding and monster eyes make these Peanut Butter Pudding Cookie Monsters boo-tiful! – Angie, Southern Halloween Queen

Dorothy has the free recipe for y’all over on her blog and she’ll tell you exactly how to make these fun Peanut Butter Pudding Cookie Monsters.

I think that after you make these that you’re going to fall in LOVE with pudding cookies and with monster cookies…if you haven’t already.

I think the Halloween sprinkles and spooky candy eyeballs are just what these Halloween cookies need.

Peanut Butter Pudding Cookie Monsters

Dorothy says,

If you’re looking to cuteifize (new word) any cookie, add some eyeballs. They take the “I want to eat you” factor up about a million, not that these cookies need it. I mean, they’re Peanut Butter Pudding Cookies. You don’t get much better than that!

Reposted with permission from Dorothy at CrazyforCrusts.com

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• Halloween Fudge
• Peanut Butter Pudding Cookie Monsters

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“Shared with permission from Stacey at SouthernBite.com”

These little semi-homemade Nutter Butter Mummies couldn’t be easier to through together!

A big plate of these needs to be on your table asap!

Easy and Quick to make! These Nutter Butter Mummies are a real treat!  – Angie, Southern Halloween Queen

Ya’ll, I mean really, Nutter Butter Mummies take just a few ingredients and just a few minutes to whip up!

Toss them out for the kids and watch them gobble them up!

Nutter Butter Mummies

Stacey says,

Not only are these little Nutter Butter Mummies cute, but they are incredibly easy, too!  All you need is a package of Nutter Butter cookies, a package of white almond bark, and some candy eyes or chocolate chips and you’ll have some neat treats for your little ghosts and goblins in no time.  I’ve even included a couple videos so you can see exactly how I did mine.  Enjoy!

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• Cheese Ball Goblin
• Nutter Butter Mummies

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“Shared with permission from Colleen at SouffleBombay.com”

Collen has a link to her friend’s sugar cookie recipe that sounds like it is perfect for these Mummy Cookies. She also have the recipe for the white “bandage” icing on her blog as well.

She says that her son and his friends loved these little Mummy Cookies so much and I can see why! I bet these would even be great as a DIY cookie craft to set out at a kid’s Halloween party! You could even send them home with a little recipe/direction cards.

Maybe even make take-home craft bags as goodie bags! They could make some at the party, eat some that were already made and then take home a “make these at home” craft kit for mummy cookies!

Oh my gosh, I love that idea! I’ll have to remember that for Halloween when Jax gets older. How fun would that be!

MUMMY COOKIES

Colleen says,

These are perfect for kids to decorate as well – it doesn’t get easier than this when it comes to decorating cookies. 

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“Shared with permission from Liz at ThatSkinnyChickCanBake.com”

I’m crazy about chocolate chip cookies, y’all!

Not only am I crazy about chocolate chip cookies but I love Halloween, so these cookies are just perfect for me.

I may not be crazy about spiders in real life but I can totally deal with them when they’re made of chocolate and ready to celebrate All Hallows Eve! I mean look at how perfect those cookies look.

Halloween Spider Chocolate Chip Cookies

These fun spider cookies come from my friend Liz, over at ThatSkinnyChickCanBake.com.

Liz says,

“Seeing a creepy spider on your chocolate chip cookie is definitely spooky unless it’s a chocolate spider! Take your favorite chocolate chip cookie recipe, add a chocolate wafer and eight arachnid legs and, voila, Halloween spider cookies.”

But don’t worry! Liz had a chocolate chip cookie recipe included with her directions on how to make these fun little Halloween spiders for cookies.

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“This post/recipe is from Heather and it originally appeared on SugarDishMe.com”

Note: This recipe goes all the way back to 2012! But I still make these cookies for my kids every year. I’ve changed it a little over time, adding more salt to the dough (because salty chocolate is GOOD), and giving the option of adding espresso powder!

It’s Friday!!! I am sooo ready to have another weekend filled with fall Halloween fun.

Am I on your nerves yet with my Halloween excitement and fall things? Cause you are basically gonna need to get over that and have some Halloween cookies.

No, really.

Make these cookies.

Evan is begging me to send some to his school next week for the class Halloween party. Except the teacher hasn’t actually sent home any literature announcing a Halloween party. So I’m pretty sure Evan just wants me to keep the 4th grade in a steady supply of skeleton cookies. I’m cool with it.

Because Halloween out here in Nowheresville is actually kind of strange.

I was fortunate enough to grow up in the suburbs with like a zillion other children and our Halloweens were AWESOME.

We always made our costumes out of stuff from around the house, and we always racked up with GOBS of candy. The protocol was to leave just before dark (because trick-or-treating in the daylight was for babies) and tear down the street full speed ahead. Getting allllllll the way down our street and back up the other side was a lot of walking and a lot of knocking and a LOT of candy. Everyone participated. Like if you didn’t put your light on and hand out candy you were the Scrooge of Halloween. Parents milled around in the street while kids stumbled through leaves and grass ignoring all the rules of polite society, EXCEPT saying ‘thank you’. Thank you’s were a must.

My dad always stayed at the house to hand out the candy; he was really super tall and he had this Frankenstein mask… he was kind of the real deal. We always had THE BEST candy. My mom doesn’t play when it comes to chocolate.

As the years have passed, this holiday has gotten seriously diluted and I think it’s pretty crummy. NO ONE turns their lights on.

There aren’t many walkable neighborhoods out here. We located ONE, but it’s basically one gigantic safety violation with small children in costume running through the streets. No street lights, lots of traffic, the houses are kinda far apart, and again, not everyone participates.

Boo.

They also do this thing out here called Trunk-or-Treat. Do you guys have this where you live? I had never heard of it. The premise is for cars to line up in a parking lot and then decorate their trunks for Halloween. Then they hand out candy from there. You see it mostly at churches, and it’s actually really cute for little bitty kids (a clever solution to the no-neighborhood thing), but there’s no door knocking. No saying, “Trick-Or-Treat!!!!!!!,” at the top of your lungs. And no running through the dark with the crispy fall air flushing your cheeks.

I need a Halloween revolution. Back to trick-or-treat basics.

It starts with these cookies.

Little Chocolate Skeleton Men Cookies

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• Icky Intestines Bread
• Little Chocolate Skeleton Men Cookies
• Slimeball Hi Hat Halloween Cookies

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Heck, I’d take a cookie stack over a cupcake! Me, well, I like cookies better than cake anyways

Did you decorate a lot for Halloween? I had a blast this year; Here are a few photos from my place!

I just couldn’t help myself!

I can’t wait until the Friday so I can go get a bunch more Halloween stuff………. ON SALE hahahahaha

Happy Haunting! Check out all of the spooky Halloween recipes and crafts on BigBearsWife.com!

Halloween Cookie Stacks

Halloween Cookie Stacks

Yield: 6 HALLOWEEN COOKIE STACKS

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Total Time: 15 minutes

Halloween Cookie Stacks - Swirls of icing and cookie make these Halloween Cookie Stacks a quick and simple Halloween Treat! 

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Ingredients

• 24 Soft Chips Ahoy Cookies (or homemade)
• 1 can orange frosting(or homemade)
• Halloween Sprinkles
• Halloween Cupcake wrap

Instructions

Place 1 cookie in a cupcake liner or on a plate.

Top with frosting. Top frosting with another cookie, add another layer of frosting. Continue layering cookies and icing until the cookie stack had reached four cookies high.

Top with another swirl of icing and then top with decorative sprinkles.

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If you know me at all you KNOW that I LOVE the movie “The Nightmare Before Christmas“. I mean I really, really love it. I actually watch it at least twice a week. I have my tablet set up in the kitchen with speakers and that movie is on while I’m baking and cooking (I switch between that and Alice in Wonderland). It’s my “cooking movie” haha.

I don’t know why I love it so much, but I just do. Side note — if you want to win my heart forever, get me or make me a The Nightmare Before Christmas birthday cake! Really, that’s how much I love it. haha. It probably goes hand in hand with my love of Halloween.

Speaking of Halloween, it’s almost here!!! Only a few more days! So I’ve got something special for you! Amazingly super easy, Jack Skellington Oreo Pops!! Jack Skellington, please tell me that you know who Jack Skellington is! If you don’t I just don’t feel like we can be friends….

If you need a refresher, Jack Skellington is the Pumpkin King! He’s the main character in “The Nightmare Before Christmas” aka the best movie ever. OK well maybe not the BEST movie ever but it’s on up there for me.

Last year Karyn from Pint Sized Baker made these Jack Skellington Cake Pops and I just loved them! I wanted to make them for our Halloween Party this year and wanted to make a batch for #SundaySupper but since I was being lazy  am being super awesome on my Clean Eating Challenge, I thought that having a bunch of cake pops around wasn’t such a good idea. Humm… what else is round? The dang Halloween Oreos that I’ve been eyeing on the top of my refrigerator haha.

Those will work! So with inspiration from my favorite movie and Karyn from Pint Sized Baker, I give you Jack Skellington Oreo Pops!!

Happy Haunting! Check out all of the spooky Halloween recipes and crafts on this website!!

Jack Skellington Oreo Pops

UPDATE! I know a lot of people are having trouble with the Wilton markers, they use to work wonders but the past few packs I’ve bought have been dried out. I recently switched to these AmeriColor Black Edible Markers and I love them!

You should be able to find the Americolor pens at Hobby Lobby, Michael’s and maybe even Walmart.

Another Tip! My Friend Kayrn made Jack Cake pops and she used Black Cookie Icing for her faces! That might work here too!

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Looking for some Halloween treats? Maybe you’re going to a Halloween party this year and you’re looking for that perfect little treat or dessert to take with you, well have no fear! I’ve got you covered!

Now I know you saw these earlier on the blog when I made the Melting Witch Hot Chocolate and those awesome Melting Witch Brownies, but I wanted to do a little post just for the Witch Hat Cookies.

I just wanted to show y’all how easy they really are to make and I wanted to point out that you don’t HAVE to pair these with another dessert. They’re just adorable and perfect for Halloween on their own.

So you can really use any type of Chocolate cookie for these Witch Hats but I’m using these Flip Fudge Stripe cookies.  I remember making these little cookies in a mini size back in 2011 when I worked on these adorable Melting Witch Cupcakes. For those Melting Witch Cupcakes I made mini witch cookies with the snack pack fudge stripes and chocolate chips! These are just a bigger version!

I can’t remember if I first saw these at a party or on the internet, actually, it might have been at a Stampin Up Party where they were making little treat bags. Either way, They’re awesome for any melting witch dessert that you’re going to make!

They’re perfect for topping the Melting Witch Hot Chocolate that on my blog and they’re great for my favorite Melting Witch Brownies. 

Or you know, they’re awesome  just dunked  into a glass of ice cold milk.

You only need three things for these Witch Hat Cookies:

• Fudge Stripe Cookies
• Chocolate Kisses
• Orange Icing
  

To start, flip the cookie over to the chocolate side.

Next, Fill a piping bag or a plastic sandwich baggie with the orange icing. I just bought orange icing but you can totally make your own at home)

Then, pipe an orange icing circle around the center of the cookie.

Press an unwrapped chocolate kiss candy into the middle of the orange icing.

Then use these little chocolate Witch Hat Cookies to top your favorite melting witch Halloween desserts!

Or you can just set these out on a cake stand at your next Halloween Party! They’re a cute little Halloween dessert all on their own!

Happy Haunting! Check out all of the spooky Halloween recipes and crafts on BigBearsWife.com!!

Witch Cookie Hats

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Angie runs this blog, “Southern Halloween Queen” where she shares her love of Halloween with her own recipes and fun recipes/projects from other Halloween loving bloggers! She also runs her first blog, BigBearsWife.com that’s packed full of Southern recipes, her love of Disney and fun vacation ideas! 

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• Ursula Costume DIY Tutorial
• Werewolf Cupcakes

These recipes are perfect with these Witch Hat Cookies!

Melting Witch Hot Chocolate

Melting Witch Brownies

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